

As the world sweats through record-breaking temperatures, we NEED efficient, green cooling solutions.
Enter Blue Frontier.
The Florida-based company is looking to redefine air conditioning as we know it. Their secret? A special liquid salt solution that deals with temperature and humidity separately for big energy savings.
Developed alongside the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Blue Frontier’s solution breaks away from traditional AC units’ inherent inefficiencies. It also stores energy for use during peak times, helping to ease the burden on our strained power grids during hot spells.
Amid the blazing heat affecting millions across the globe, the demand for AC is skyrocketing. Tech like Blue Frontier’s could be a solution that doesn’t make our energy problem worse.
With a recent funding round of $20 million, Blue Frontier is all set to trial its groundbreaking ACs for businesses. If successful, this could reduce AC’s carbon footprint and make those hot summer days a bit more bearable.
Blue Frontier might just have the ‘coolest’ solution to our warming world.
What will happen when the demand for raw materials needed for the green energy transition exceeds supply? Rising Prices will force a reality check on
BHP reports that the world needs two times as much copper over the next 30 years as the past 30 years, four times as much
BayoTech Hydrogen has announced the completion of its first Hydrogen Hub in Wentzville, Missouri. This marks a significant milestone in sustainable hydrogen fuel production. The
Projections from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and government-funded research point to a huge increase in the need for metals such as copper and nickel over
Texas and Louisiana are targeting carbon capture, working towards gaining primacy to expedite these climate-saving initiatives. As the world races towards net zero emissions by
EVs currently represent just about 1% of New York City’s vehicles, but Mayor Eric Adams is look to up that number with the world’s first
By submitting your email you agree to the terms