Mt. Everest may get smart solar-powered traffic lights and advisory signs, all linked to the number of climbers and weather ...

Weather equipment developed at the Mount ... wind in cold, icy, high-wind conditions. Those use a lot of energy to stay ice-free, Garrett said. “The challenge with this particular project for ...

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I have a secret fascination with the Mount Washington Observatory (MWOB), the weather station situated atop America’s windiest mountain. But the big story at MWOB this winter has been the wind.

This comes as Vietnam is planning to greatly expand its capacity for solar and wind energy generation under a revised draft power plan for this decade seen by Reuters. Under the plan's base ...

The Mount Washington Observatory said the peak wind gust was 138 mph. Video from the observatory showed how strong the winds were; it looked like people were on sleds. The researchers take ...

But the Everest Tremor has taken it up a level. The name may sound scary, but the concept is simple: Ramp up the off-road hardware to the core Everest package to make an even better 4WD.

Women's Day Special: As the world celebrates International Women's Day on March 8, honouring the achievements and resilience of women across all walks of life, the story of Anshu Jamsenpa stands ...

MUNICH: Siemens Energy AG’s efforts to finally return to profitability have been dealt yet another blow by its struggling Spanish wind turbine business, with more product quality issues coming ...

Climbers from around the world will soon complete their Mt. Everest preparations, and their expeditions will depart for Base Camp. The exciting spring climbing season begins with excitement and ...

Ford has plugged yet another gap with its ubiquitous Everest line-up, but this latest edition might be the best one yet. Get in quick. Another day, another Ford Everest variant. We’ve seen ...