In 2012 Samir Ibrahim and Charles Nichols launched SunCulture, a start-up that helps farmers grow food without relying on rainfall by using solar power instead.

A new solar-powered system transforms urine into fertilizer and energy, offering clean sanitation and sustainable farming.

With unpredictable monsoon patterns challenging traditional farming, a new report suggests Bhutan must fundamentally rethink its irrigation methods, advocating for solar-powered solutions to ...

By using copper tubing behind solar panels to capture waste heat, researchers boosted power generation by nearly 60% and ...

Stanford University researchers have built a photovoltaic-thermal electrochemical stripping system that extracts fertilizer ...