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Author: Eirwen Williams

Eirwen Williams

Eirwen Williams is a Brussels-based journalist at Energy Reporters, specializing in European energy policy, market trends, technological innovation, and energy security. A graduate of NYU’s Journalism Institute, he examines how nations and industries are navigating the continent’s energy transition. With a focus on the forces driving change, his reporting highlights the interplay between regulation, infrastructure, and new technologies shaping Europe’s energy future. Contact: [email protected]

Illustration of researchers at the University of Alberta developing advanced water-based batteries.

“They Replaced Lithium with Water!”: Scientists Unveil Battery Breakthrough That’s Safer, Cheaper, and Ready to Transform Energy Storage

Illustration of Virgin Atlantic's Boeing 787 completing the first transatlantic flight powered entirely by Sustainable Aviation Fuel, generated by artificial intelligence.

“This Is a Game-Changer”: Historic Boeing 787 Completes First 100% Sustainable Fuel Transatlantic Flight, Revolutionizing Air Travel

Illustration of the proposed Yarlung Tsangpo Hydroelectric Project in China, an artificial illustration.

Energy Superweapon Activated: World’s Biggest Hydroelectric Dam Gets Green Light and Signals a New Era of Power Domination

Illustration of China producing its first barrel of natural uranium from the 'National No 1 Uranium' project in Inner Mongolia, generated by artificial intelligence.

“Unleashing a Uranium Giant”: China Triumphantly Extracts First 55-Gallon Barrel from This Massive Natural Uranium Project, Sparking Global Ripples

Illustration of Higgs boson decay process, generated by artificial intelligence.

“We Waited 5,000 Years for This”: CERN Detects Two Ultra-Rare God Particle Decays That Could Rewrite Particle Physics

Illustration of Eric Schmidt's vision for space-based data centers and Relativity Space's role in revolutionizing energy demands, generated by artificial intelligence.

“They’re Calling It Starlink on Steroids”: Former Google CEO’s Secret Satellite Project Could Eclipse Musk’s Entire Space Network

Illustration of a predictive model accurately forecasting lithium metal anode failures in battery technology, created by artificial intelligence.

China Unveils Groundbreaking Lithium Battery Tech That Flags Deadly Failures Seconds Before the Battery Fully Activates

Illustration of Japan-based Helical Fusion Company's innovative Helix Program in nuclear fusion development, generated by artificial intelligence.

Nuclear Power’s Next Frontier: Japan Doubles Down on Stellarator Reactors With Bold New Investment in the Helical Breakthrough

Illustration of Saharan dust affecting solar panels, generated by artificial intelligence.

“Solar Panels Are Suffocating”: This Alarming Saharan Dust Crisis Threatens to Halve Vital Energy Output Across 1,000 Square Miles

Illustration of the Quipu superstructure spanning over 1.3 billion light-years, generated by artificial intelligence.

“These Colossal Structures Defy Imagination”: Astronomers Confirm Quipu’s Staggering 1.3-Billion-Light-Year Width, Making It the Largest Known Entity in the Universe

Illustration of a revolutionary battery charging station for electric cars, highlighting cutting-edge renewable energy technology, generated by artificial intelligence.

“This Battery Leaves Everything Else in the Dust”: New Tech Delivers 12-Minute Charging and 310,000-Mile Lifespan, Catapulting Electric Cars Into a New Era

Illustration of the contrasting lifespans of gas and electric vehicles in the evolving automotive industry, generated by artificial intelligence.

“These Numbers Will Shock Every Driver”: Landmark Study Reveals Gas Cars Last 12 Years While Electric Vehicles Average Just 3, Sending Shockwaves Through the Industryers”: Disturbing Study Reveals Gas Cars Last 12 Years, Electric Only 3

Illustration of the construction of the world’s largest 3D-printed structure in Qatar, generated by artificial intelligence.

“We Built a Megastructure From Desert Sand”: Qatar Unveils World’s Largest 3D Printed Landmark, Staggering Engineers and Redefining Sustainable Construction

Illustration of advanced bifacial perovskite solar cells maintaining efficiency for over 83 days, generated by artificial intelligence.

“These Solar Cells Refuse to Quit”: Breakthrough US Panels Maintain 80 Percent Output for Over 2,000 Hours, Redefining Renewable Energy Reliability

Illustration of lithium-sulfur batteries revolutionizing electric vehicle charging times, generated by artificial intelligence.

“We’ve Ended Range Anxiety Forever”: US Engineers Reveal EV Battery That Delivers a Complete Charge in Just 12 Minutes, Disrupting the Auto Industry Overnight

Illustration of the world's largest hydroelectric dam on the Yarlung Zangbo River, an artificial illustration.

“World’s Biggest Hydroelectric Dam Approved in Stunning Decision”: This Gigantic Project Promises Unmatched Power and Global Energy Impact

Illustration of a TGV train equipped with satellite internet technology, generated by artificial intelligence.

“Elon Musk Promises to End France’s TGV Wi-Fi Nightmare”: Starlink Solution Set to Transform Train Travel With Blazing Internet Speeds

Illustration of a cutting-edge aqueous organic redox flow battery demonstrating enhanced stability and efficiency, generated by artificial intelligence.

Breakthrough Confirmed: New Water Battery Technology Achieves 220 Full Cycles With Absolutely No Drop in Performance or Energy Storage

Illustration of an advanced fuel cell technology developed by West Virginia University, designed to efficiently generate electricity, store energy, and produce hydrogen.

“This Is the Game Changer”: Leading US Scientists Unveil Fuel Cell That Generates Power, Stores Energy, and Produces Hydrogen All at Once

Illustration of China's first fully 3D-printed turbojet engine successfully completing its maiden flight, generated by artificial intelligence.

“They Said It Was Impossible”: Chinese Engineers Shock the World as 3D-Printed Jet Engine Soars to 13,000 Feet on Its First Flight