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Shale Oil Reducing US Oil Imports by $75 Billion Per Year

Global Oil & Gas Flows Have Changed Dramatically Plentiful oil and gas resources in the Middle East has led to a number of geopolitical consequences that have played out over decades. The rise of OPEC…

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Thin-Film Solar Cells Cheaper & 100 Times Thinner

When we normally think of solar cells, they are usually installed on a flat glass surface and backed by a panel which is at least several inches thick. But new materials breakthroughs are allowing significant…

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36 Countries Pursuing Geothermal Exploration

Geothermal Exploration at an All Time High The most popular forms of renewable energy today are wind power, solar energy, hydroelectric power, biomass energy, geothermal energy, and wave power. But not much is heard about…

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Best Practices in Biomass Processing Lead to More Effective Use

Biomass Production The modern world produces a huge amount of biomass, and those who produce it and scientists have been studying how to use biomass productively for decades. According to the Bioprocessing Organization, there are…

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How Bioremediation Helps Clean Up What Nature Can’t

The very word maggot sends shutters through most people. But maggots have proven to help provide critical care when humans or animals are injured. Maggots help to clean out contamination in a wound, which after…

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Scientists in Germany Switched on the World’s Largest “Artificial Sun”

With the aim to generate climate-friendly fuel, scientists in Germany have switched on what is being described as the world’s largest “artificial sun.” This experiment is taking place in Jülich and is operated by the German Aerospace…

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Designing Advanced Carbon-Neutral Architecture

One of the world’s first great attempts at a carbon neutral city ended in failure as Masdar City in South Abu Dhabi became a ghost town. Masdar was expected to be home to 50,000 residents…

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Unlocking the Secrets of Photosynthesis to Power Our World

Sunlight + Water = Power According to Jared Scott and Kelly Kykes in their video “The Artificial Leaf,” sunlight and water can be used to power the earth. When sunlight is used to rearrange the…

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LED Street Lights Save Energy, Improve Safety, But Have a Downside

In Dhaka city, Bangladesh, new LED lighting saves energy and maintenance costs while significantly improving the lives of the local population. And this new technology is becoming increasingly sophisticated. For example, many new LED lighting…

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Carbon Neutral Fuels & Energy Carriers in a Carbon Constrained World

Green Chemistry, Green Energy & Green Engineering Carbonaceous fuels used over the past two centuries have created a lot of wealth and changed the types of technologies that could be used to improve human life.…

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Energy

Shale Oil Reducing US Oil Imports by $75 Billion Per Year

Thin-Film Solar Cells Cheaper & 100 Times Thinner

36 Countries Pursuing Geothermal Exploration

Best Practices in Biomass Processing Lead to More Effective Use

How Bioremediation Helps Clean Up What Nature Can’t

Scientists in Germany Switched on the World’s Largest “Artificial Sun”

Designing Advanced Carbon-Neutral Architecture

Unlocking the Secrets of Photosynthesis to Power Our World

LED Street Lights Save Energy, Improve Safety, But Have a Downside

Carbon Neutral Fuels & Energy Carriers in a Carbon Constrained World

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