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Atomic Nanoscale: Fabricating at One Billionth of a Meter

Physicists say “everything gets funny” at the atomic level. Light interacts with matter in strange but interesting ways, energy transport and conversion affect electrons, molecules, and photons in new ways, and friction and wear are…

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The Gorgeous, Eco-Friendly Hemp House Pulls CO2 From the Air!

As per estimates by the U.S. Green Building Council, buildings account for thirty-eight percent of the CO2 emissions in the U.S. Considering the requirement of carbon neutral building material, U.K.-based Lhoist Group has created Hemcrete®,…

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Extraction & Storage of CO2 May Be the Only Solution to Long Term Warming Trends

Reverse Engineering Global Warming The most talked about destinations for the geological storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) are deep saline aquifers, depleted and matured oil and gas reservoirs, and deep unmineable coal (and other) deposit…

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This New Graphene-Based Electrode May Increase Solar Storage by 30 times

Solar energy is undoubtedly a perfect solution to the world’s reliance on fossil fuels. However, the most important issue with solar energy is a way to store it for later use without leakage over time.…

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Smart Grid Design & New Methods of Energy Generation

Smart grids will require new technology for networking and communications. Today’s cutting-edge technologies are being used to connect electrical power infrastructure to today’s most advanced, computerized communications networks. The US national electrical infrastructure has often…

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Former Coal Mine May Become the Largest Solar Farm in Kentucky

Renewable energy sources have overtaken coal. More and more countries are shifting away from fossil fuels and are moving towards a low-carbon world. An eastern Kentucky coal mining company, The Berkeley Energy Group, is refurbishing…

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World’s Biggest Solar Farm in South Australia to Cost $1 billion

Construction of the world’s biggest solar energy storage farm will start soon in South Australia. Brisbane-based renewable energy developer and investor Lyon Group announced that if everything goes as per plan, the project will be…

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Giant Wind Turbine Allows Shaolin Monks to Fly

Latvian architect Austris Mailītis, who works with unique art and architecture projects, recently completed a unique Shaolin Flying Monks Temple in Henan, China. The temple has a giant wind tunnel that allows the Shaolin monks and…

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Welcome to the Golden Age of Power Electronics

It has been widely reported that current energy systems include bulky power electronic switches that are not very efficient. According to Wikipedia, power electronics “is the application of solid-state electronics for the control and conversion…

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Powering 10 Million Homes Using Innovative Power and Energy Engineering

The IEEE Power and Energy Society is a scientific and engineering organization focused on electric power and energy engineering and its advancement. The Society concerns itself with energy conversion, power delivery, power systems, industry applications,…

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Energy

Atomic Nanoscale: Fabricating at One Billionth of a Meter

The Gorgeous, Eco-Friendly Hemp House Pulls CO2 From the Air!

Extraction & Storage of CO2 May Be the Only Solution to Long Term Warming Trends

This New Graphene-Based Electrode May Increase Solar Storage by 30 times

Smart Grid Design & New Methods of Energy Generation

Former Coal Mine May Become the Largest Solar Farm in Kentucky

World’s Biggest Solar Farm in South Australia to Cost $1 billion

Giant Wind Turbine Allows Shaolin Monks to Fly

Welcome to the Golden Age of Power Electronics

Powering 10 Million Homes Using Innovative Power and Energy Engineering

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