The UK government has revised its planning guidance for offshore wind farms, removing the requirement for developers to provide financial compensation for wake effects—a shift that could reshape the dynamics of the sector. The updated National Policy
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In the quest for innovative solutions to combat climate change, researchers Bishwash Paneru and Biplov Paneru, affiliated with the Institute of Engineering, Pokhara University in Nepal, have turned to artificial intelligence and membrane technology t
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In the realm of energy journalism, it’s crucial to report on advancements that could potentially reshape the industry, particularly those that align with the global push towards greener energy solutions. A recent study, titled “HEIMDALL: a grapH-base
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In the quest to develop more efficient methods for capturing carbon dioxide (CO2), a team of researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has introduced a novel approach that leverages generative modeling to design
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In the realm of energy exploration, understanding the subsurface geology is crucial for locating potential oil and gas reserves. A team of researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), including Ning Wang, Matteo Ravasi
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Researchers from Arizona State University, led by Klaus Lackner and Wim Vermaas, have developed a novel approach to direct air capture (DAC) of carbon dioxide (CO2) that leverages moisture to drive the process. This innovative system could have signi
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In the realm of energy-efficient computing, a team of researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research in Frankfurt, Germany, led by Pedro Carvalho, Bernd Ulmann, and Wolf Singer, along with Felix Effenberger from the University of Heidel
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In the realm of quantum chemistry and computational science, a team of researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion, the University of Szeged, NVIDIA, and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has made significant strides
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In the realm of energy journalism, a recent study has emerged that could significantly impact the way we approach atomistic simulations in the energy sector. The research, led by Yuji Ikeda and his team at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck
Researchers Haonan Chen, Xin Tong, Linchao Yang, and Yangxue Zhang from the China University of Petroleum have conducted a study aimed at improving the efficiency of medium-deep geothermal energy systems. Their work, published in the journal Applied
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