Recent research published in the journal “Environmental Research: Energy” has shed light on a promising strategy to enhance energy efficiency in California’s residential sector: residential precooling. Conducted by Stepp Mayes from the University of
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Recent research published in the journal “Environmental Research: Energy” sheds light on the social acceptance of shared photovoltaic (PV) projects in Switzerland, revealing how the place of residence influences public attitudes toward solar energy i
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Recent research published in “Environmental Research: Energy” highlights the critical vulnerabilities of the North Carolina electric power grid to flooding, particularly during hurricanes. Conducted by Luis Prieto-Miranda from the Department of Civil
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Recent research led by Viet Dang Cao from the Agronomy Department at the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) has provided promising insights into the potential of metabolically engineered energycane as a feedsto
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A recent article in Field Actions Science Reports highlights the crucial role of government support in driving innovation within the environmental services sector, particularly in renewable energy technologies. Henri Boyé, a retired senior technical
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Recent advancements in energy storage technologies have garnered significant attention, particularly in the realm of lead-free materials. A groundbreaking study led by Zhengdong Hu from the Key Laboratory of Inorganic Functional Materials and Devices
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Recent research published in ‘IEEE Access’ presents an innovative approach to enhancing the performance assessment of grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) systems, particularly in environments prone to dust and other factors that can diminish solar energ
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Recent research published in the journal Sustainable Environment Research highlights a significant advancement in the field of green manufacturing, particularly in the context of the auto-parts industry in Pakistan. Led by Tehrim Ijaz from the Depart
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Recent research published in ‘Nature Communications’ reveals a promising advancement in atmospheric water harvesting, a technology that could significantly impact water scarcity, particularly in off-grid and arid regions. The study, led by Xinge Yang
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Recent research published in the journal Heliyon has shed light on an innovative approach to tackling environmental pollution caused by organic compounds, particularly acidic dyes. This study, led by Waed Alahmad from the Department of Chemistry at t
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