In this Tool of the Trade, Lulu Sun explains the importance of tensile testing on photovoltaic materials

This Review examines a technology behind potential low-cost, high energy density batteries for grid-storage applications

This recent Comment article explores how feedback loops create virtuous and vicious cycles that can accelerate or block change, and explore these cycles in the context of the clean energy transition: http://dlvr.it/TR9bl0 ‪@janrosenow.bsky.social‬

This Review explores solar chemical bioprocesses for sustainable chemical synthesis

Our February issue is online 🔥 - Electrified thermal energy storage - Large scale photovoltaic sustainability - Photochemical biosynthesis Read more: www.nature.com/nrct/volumes...

In this Tool of the Trade, Showrov Rahman explains techniques for measuring batteries' charge levels

This recent comment article discusses how digital dynamic passports can be improved for increased supply chain efficiency

From our year in review: Policy drivers for clean-energy technology 2025

In this Tool of the Trade, Ankush Nandi explains methods for producing high performance materials for future transport technology

From our year in review: Key advances in perovskite solar cells in 2025

From our year in review: Unlocking larger flow and higher temperature with enhanced geothermal systems innovation in 2025

This Review from earlier this year examines recent advances for electrified thermal energy storage, which can be used to store electricity as heat

🔥HOT OFF THE PRESS: Why the energy transition is disruptive, non-linear, hard to predict and often faster than expected. Our paper in Nature Reviews Clean Technology shows how feedback loops create virtuous and vicious cycles that can accelerate or block change. 🧵 www.nature.com/articles/s44...

From our year in review: Advances in PFAS treatment in water in 2025

In this Tool of the Trade, Naufal Hanif Hawari explains a technique for measuring battery-cell performance

This Review, from the beginning of the year, explores thermal routes to removing PFAS from contaminated waste.

From our year in review: Renewable integration and AI demand reshaped power grids in 2025

This recent Review explores recent breakthroughs in solar chemical biosynthesis

From our year in review: Diverging maturity and converging challenges of water and CO₂ electrolysis in 2025

A year-in-review article in Nature Reviews Clean Technology shows rapid expansion of renewables has thus far mostly covered fast-growing energy demand rather than displacing fossil fuels, but data center growth could reverse energy declines seen in 2024–2025. go.nature.com/4bXzfI5 🔒

In his latest article in Nature Reviews Clean Technology, HI MS director Prof. Winter describes why the current inconsistencies in #battery funding in Germany are hampering the efforts to build up a German/European strength in battery research and manufacturing.🔋 www.nature.com/articles/s44...

This recent Perspective article explores the still-unclear position of biodegradable plastics in the plastics industry

From our year in review: Advances in battery technologies for smart grids in 2025

From our Year in Review: Energy demand and decarbonization in 2025 and beyond by @dianaurge.bsky.social

From last week: Recycled aggregate concrete design, application and challenges http://dlvr.it/TQdVs7

📣🖊️Calling graduate students interested in writing for us! Nature Reviews Clean Technology is looking for proposals for Tools of the Trade articles These are short (<400 words) articles about a tool, method, or instrument related to clean technology research. Read more below 👇

From last week: Advancing thermoplastic composites for transportation with low-temperature plasma http://dlvr.it/TQcMdd

The scale of the PV industry means that it consumes large quantities of raw materials and energy. This Review explores how to grow the PV industry sustainably

Space heating and hot water are two of the largest energy demands in residential and commercial buildings. This Review explores how thermal energy storage can reduce this demand.

Digital services, AI, air conditioner systems, e-cars are causing global #electricity demand to rise faster than electricity production from renewables, warn PIK’s Felix Creutzig and @ipcc.bsky.social vice chair Diana Ürge-Vorsatz in Nature Reviews Clean Technology: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Solar fuel technologies use sunlight to create valuable chemicals, this Review compares advances across the field

From last week: PFAS thermal treatment approaches and enhancement http://dlvr.it/TQZ8yr