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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 20English

    How Efficient Is Each Type of EV Charger? (2024)

    EV charging involves unavoidable losses as electricity is transmitted and converted from grid AC to battery DC. Testing shows AC Level 1/2 chargers typically lose 14–20 percent of electricity to heat, conversion, and thermal management, while DC fast chargers lose approximately 10 percent. Using dedicated wall-mounted chargers significantly reduces losses compared to household outlets.

    By Andrei Nedelea
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Oregon data centers: 111 facilities consume nearly 1/4 of state's power

    Oregon has 111 operational data centers consuming about 23% of the state's retail electricity in 2025, with 32 more facilities planned or under construction, according to a new report from ECOnorthwest and the University of Virginia. The facilities directly employ 2,630 workers, mostly concentrated in Eastern Oregon, though data centers represent only 0.2% of the state's workforce. The report highlights gaps in available data on water use and community impacts as data centers become an increasingly contentious issue in Oregon.

    By Kyra Buckley
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 18English

    India's Clean Energy Boom Halts Coal Power Growth

    India's coal power generation remained flat from mid-2024 to mid-2026, marking the first two-year period without growth in over 50 years despite rising electricity demand. The stagnation coincided with record non-fossil power generation increases, though India continues investing in new coal capacity and fossil fuel infrastructure.

    By Tsvetana Paraskova
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 17English

    A single Bitcoin transaction carried an average water footprint of 16K litres

    A 2023 peer-reviewed study found that each Bitcoin transaction in 2021 carried a water footprint of approximately 16,000 litres when accounting for electricity generation and cooling. The estimate varies significantly by location, with Kazakhstan responsible for 63% of Bitcoin's water use despite hosting only 14% of computing power. Critics argue the per-transaction comparison is misleading since transaction count doesn't directly correlate with resource consumption.

    By Space Daily; The Daily Orbit
  5. 005X 主题热门SEP · 16Chinese

    RWA · X 热门 · 2026-09-16 00:47 UTC

    A collection of X posts discussing Real World Assets (RWA) on blockchain. Topics include India's Demat 2.0 pilot using distributed ledger technology for corporate bonds with same-day settlement, Watt2Trade's decentralized electricity price exchange, NET token's evolution beyond OHM fork architecture, and Zebec's real-time payment infrastructure on Solana.

  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    How to Build a Practical Household Bike Generator

    A practical guide to building a household bike generator using a vintage exercise bike with a flywheel, paired with a dashboard control panel that allows powering multiple devices simultaneously while optimizing pedal resistance for comfortable use.

    By Kris De Decker; Marie Verdeil
  7. 007Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    As Power Demand Rises, a Clean-Energy State Falls Back on Coal

    Iowa, once a leader in wind power, is increasingly relying on coal generation as electricity demand surges from AI and data centers, with coal's share rising sharply at major utilities in 2024-2025. The shift has caused a significant jump in harmful emissions including sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, worsening air quality and public health concerns in a state already facing elevated cancer rates.

    By Anika Jane Beamer; Derek Harrison