Tag: Clean Energy
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Australia’s Fusion Push: When AI Demand and Clean Power Converge
The Collision of AI and Clean Energy Two of the era’s defining revolutions—artificial intelligence and renewable energy—are colliding in Australia, reshaping ambitions for a resilient, low-carbon grid. Recent shifts show solar and wind surpassing coal in September, a milestone echoed globally. Yet the same forces propelling AI forward—enormous energy needs from data centres and electrified…
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Salt-Doped Ice Electricity: Power from Bent Ice with a Twist
How salt-doped ice can generate electricity Researchers from China and Spain, with collaborators in New York, have demonstrated a surprising way to harvest electricity from ice. By introducing salt into ice, the material becomes conducive to flexoelectric effects when bent. Flexoelectricity is the generation of an electrical charge due to non-uniform mechanical strain. In this…
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WASTE2H2: Turning Plastic Waste into Clean Hydrogen and Carbon Nanomaterials
Turning Trash into Treasure: The WASTE2H2 Concept Every year, the world generates more than 300 million tons of plastic, much of which ends up in landfills, rivers, and oceans. Recycling rates are low, and the pollution problem grows with every new product. At the same time, the climate challenge demands clean energy alternatives. Hydrogen stands…
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Turning Trash into Power: The WASTE2H2 Breakthrough for Clean Hydrogen and Carbon Materials
Overview: A dual solution from plastic waste Plastic pollution and the climate crisis are two of the most pressing global challenges. Each year, more than 300 million tons of plastic are produced, with a shocking portion ending up in landfills, rivers, and oceans. At the same time, hydrogen remains a promising clean-energy carrier, but the…
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Revolutionary Crystal Technology: Oxygen-Breathing Breakthrough
Introduction to the Groundbreaking Discovery In a remarkable development, scientists have pioneered an astonishing crystal capable of “breathing” oxygen, opening doors to unprecedented advancements in clean energy devices and smart technologies. Led by Professor Hyoungjeen Jeen from Pusan National University in South Korea, this innovative work has the potential to change not just energy production…
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Revolutionary Crystal Can ‘Breathe’ Oxygen: A Breakthrough in Science
Introduction to the Oxygen-Breathing Crystal Scientists from Pusan National University in South Korea have made a groundbreaking development with a newly created crystal capable of ‘breathing’ oxygen. This innovative material, led by Professor Hyoungjeen Jeen and Professor Hiromichi Oh, has the potential to revolutionize various fields, including clean energy and smart technologies. What Makes This…