Decarbonizing buildings and industry is crucial for reducing global energy consumption, predominantly in the form of heat. Thermal energy storage...
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Thermal energy networks help buildings communicate with each other in warmth and coolness through piping networks. New columnist John Mullen explains how these shared energy networks use “waste” heat from sewage wastewater, collected stormwater or existing fire suppression systems to use elsewhere in buildings.
Decarbonizing buildings and industry is crucial for reducing global energy consumption, predominantly in the form of heat. Thermal energy storage...
Cape Town beaches face rising sewage pollution, sparking health and environmental concerns as testing reveals severe contamination from overflowing...
As the world shifts towards sustainable energy solutions, researchers are exploring innovative technologies that can efficiently convert heat into...
Abstract: The reformation of methane to hydrogen and steam in a falling particle solar reactor (FPSR) is a promising method to use the solar energy,...
Using hydrogen to generate electricity does not cause any climate-damaging emissions. But storing and transporting the gas pose technical challenges....
A new cooling technology could change how heat is managed in electronic devices—from tiny semiconductors to massive data centers.
Mars petcare factory to tap sunlight for CST heat plus leverage Victoria’s world-leading renewable grid to electrically heat thermal energy...
Today’s data storage centers require considerable amounts of additional energy. Air-cooled systems have been the norm for data storage; however,...
Devrim Celal from green energy retailer Octopus explains why the energy transition will not succeed unless the proper incentives are given to use...
Belize Water Services (BWS) is representing the country at the 33rd Annual Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA) Conference. The...