15 Sep 2017

Energy independent electric vehicles: amazing new developments
As the world's first conference on Energy Independent Electric Vehicles approaches on September 27-28 in the Technical University of Delft Netherlands, key players, all of whom are speaking at the event, have been announcing some remarkable new developments.
1 Sep 2017

Key enabling technologies for Energy Independent Vehicles Land, Water,
IDTechEx is staging the world's first conference on Energy Independent Electric Vehicles 27-28 September at the Technical University of Delft, Netherlands, where the most advanced solar racing cars and boats are made and the necessary new forms of wind, solar and elastomer generator energy harvesting are developed.
15 Aug 2017

Energy Independent Electric Boats and Ships Lead the Way
There is more energy to harvest at sea. True, water craft have stronger resistance to overcome but on balance, it means that energy independent electric boats are more common than their equivalents on land or in the air and they have lessons for both.
9 Aug 2017

Ship energy independence from multimode energy harvesting
It is now becoming clear that the appalling emissions from ships that cause global warming and local injuries can be virtually eliminated.
14 Jul 2017

Energy Independent Electric Vehicles: Big Companies & New Technologies
EIVs are an idea whose time has come.
15 May 2017

Triboelectric Interview: Prof. Zhong Lin Wang, Gatech, 11 May 2017
IDTechEx Chairman Dr Peter Harrop spoke to Professor Zhong Lin Wang of Gatech at Energy Harvesting Europe, part of the IDTechEx Show!
24 Jun 2016

Big push for simplification and elimination of EV power electronics
Attention is turning to integration of extra power electronic units and regeneration modules.
6 Jun 2016

Energy Independent Electric Vehicle Technology Roadmap
This article provides a preview of the IDTechEx presentation at the 29th World Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition (EVS29) in Montréal, Québec, Canada on Tuesday 21 June.
6 Nov 2015

Electric vehicles harvest more power
"Many land, water and airborne electric vehicles harvest all the energy they need. They never plug in. It is the way of the future" says IDTechEx Chairman Dr Peter Harrop.
16 Oct 2015

Latest energy harvesting will change the world
High power energy harvesting (HPEH) is the clean part of off-grid renewable energy and its main potential lies at kilowatts to megawatts. Few things are genuinely new in this world but newly important aspects of energy harvesting really matter.
20 Aug 2015

Multi-mode energy harvesting
It seems obvious; energy harvesting is intermittent, so combine different types to make it continuous and therefore much more useful.
17 Jul 2015

Electric vehicles harvest more power
Many land, water and airborne electric vehicles harvest all the energy they need. They never plug in. It is the way of the future.
12 Feb 2014

Putting the power in power-dressing
Scientists in the UK developing wearable electronics have knitted a flexible fabric that delivers twice the power output of current energy harvesting textiles.
28 Nov 2011

Dancing feet power lights
POWERleap has developed a 'smart-floor' that can generate energy by someone walking, running or dancing on it.
10 Nov 2011

Energy harvesting markets
Next week the IDTechEx Energy Harvesting & Storage USA event will open in Boston to more than 350 attendees from 16 countries. Below are some of the highlights you should expect from the show.
22 Sep 2011

IDTechEx Boston event covers Conformable Energy Harvesting
IDTechEx has been closely following the energy harvesting space for several years now. The high number of technologies, projects and innovative ideas put into practice demonstrate the far reaching nature of energy harvesting technologies and the variety of applications they can be incorporated into.
11 Jul 2011

A hybrid photovoltaic-piezoelectric device
Harvesting solar, wind and rain energy: A hybrid photovoltaic/piezoelectric device
8 Jul 2011

Harvesting solar, wind and rain energy
A hybrid photovoltaic-piezoelectric device has been developed at the Institute of Material Research and Innovation (IMRI) of the University of Bolton which is capable of generating electrical energy from solar, wind and rain energy.