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Tesla and SpaceX have selected Grimes County, Texas, for an enormous semiconductor manufacturing complex intended to supply the companies with advanced chips for artificial intelligence, robots, autonomous vehicles and computing systems in space.
Called Terafab, the project’s first phase is expected to require more than $16.8 billion in capital investment...
A Spanish space startup is preparing an orbital test of a satellite propulsion system designed to “breathe” the thin upper atmosphere.
Kreios Space has selected Kongsberg NanoAvionics to build a demonstration spacecraft for its air-breathing electric propulsion system. The mission is intended to show whether a satellite can collect the sparse gas surrounding it ...
Portable power stations make it possible to keep phones, laptops, cameras and other electronics running away from the grid, but the solar side of the setup is often less convenient. A separate folding panel has to be unpacked, connected with cables and periodically repositioned as the sun moves across the sky.
The Iris T1 takes a more integrated approach. It com...
Tesla is considering one of the largest manufacturing investments in its history — a $10.1-billion solar factory in Fort Bend County, Texas.
The proposed development appears in an application submitted under Texas’ Jobs, Energy, Technology and Innovation program, better known as JETI. Tesla is seeking a 10-year limitation on the taxable value of eligible propert...
California has completed an unusual renewable-energy experiment that makes irrigation canals do two jobs at once.
Known as Project Nexus, the pilot places solar panels above two sections of canal operated by the Turlock Irrigation District in California’s Central Valley. The panels generate electricity without consuming additional farmland, while their shade hel...