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Location factors impacting the Direct Air Capture (DAC) of Carbon Dioxide

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Direct Air Capture (DAC) Technology One of the main benefits of Direct Air Capture (DAC) is the possibility of locating the plant anywhere, for example, close to a desirable storage site to remove carbon or a commercial facility in need of atmospheric carbon dioxide feedstock other than fossil-derived carbon dioxide. This reduces the need to …

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Aluminium-air Batteries and Lithium-air Batteries for EVs: A Comparison

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Lithium-Air Batteries for EVs Lithium-air batteries (LABs) reduce oxygen from the air at the cathode and oxidises lithium metal at the anode to produce a current flow during discharge. The lithium-air battery can obtain oxygen from the air externally, removing the need for internal storage. This results in a higher energy density compared to that of …

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Graphene Lithium-ion Battery Technology for EVs

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Graphene Lithium ion Battery Technology   People recognize Lithium-ion battery technology as one of the most widely used technologies in electric cars. Safety is one major problem that automakers are trying to resolve in lithium-ion batteries. A lithium-ion battery’s electrolyte is highly flammable. Any damage to its exterior layers can cause a short circuit, leading …

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Solar Paneled Roofs Over Highways – Current State and Future Directions

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Solar Panel Revolution Using solar panels is quickly revolutionizing the economy. Solar panels are gaining popularity as the economy shifts to a green and sustainable energy model. Their energy is economical, efficient, clean, and sustainable, which contributes to their success. Solar panels are widely used globally, from the rooftops of residential buildings to industrial facilities. …

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Lidars Vs Radar for autonomous vehicles: Analyzing the pros and cons

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Lidars Vs. Radar for autonomous vehicles: Analyzing the pros and cons Autonomous cars are becoming increasingly intelligent, independent, and safer. They can communicate with other cars and infrastructure, making decisions based on real-time data. These cars come equipped with sensors and cameras that allow them to detect and avoid obstacles and park themselves. LiDAR and …

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LiDAR Technologies for Autonomous Trucks

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  LiDAR Technologies for Autonomous Trucks Uses of LiDAR technology The use of LiDAR technology in autonomous vehicles has increased significantly during the last several years. Autonomous vehicles driven by LiDAR technology can bypass traditional constraints. Not to mention, they have managed to disrupt the entire automotive industry. From Texas to Washington to California, self-driving …

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Cybersecurity in Autonomous Trucks | Automotive Trucks Cybersecurity

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  Cybersecurity in Autonomous Trucks | Autonomous Trucks Cybersecurity According to reports, the market penetration of Autonomous trucks will reach an all-time high of 55 percent in the U.S. by the year 2030. Experts predict that about 90 percent of long-haul trucks will become autonomous soon. These trucks are a huge relief to the trucking …

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Challenges to overcome to achieve a sustainable circular bioeconomy

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Challenges to overcome to achieve a sustainable circular bioeconomy The circular bioeconomy is an approach to economic growth that centers on the use and management of biomass. This could potentially revolutionize the global economy, which currently relies heavily on non-renewable resources and fossil fuels and help tackle the three main global issues: providing clean water, …

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Wireless In-road Charging – The Missing Part of the Puzzle in e-mobility

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Wireless In-road Charging – The Missing Part of the Puzzle in e-mobility Battery range and charging accessibility are the two biggest barriers to the worldwide adoption of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) and the general electrification of light and medium-duty transportation sectors. To alleviate these two issues, recent research has focussed on methodologies (Wireless In-road Charging) …

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Synthetic Fuel Production from Direct Air Capture (DAC) technologies

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Synthetic fuel or ‘synfuel’ is a broad term used to describe a liquid fuel that is not produced from naturally occurring crude oil. Its production involves a process called Fisher-Tropsch that helps in converting hydrocarbons into syngas. Apart from deriving the fuel from coal, natural gas, renewable biomass, and others, synfuels can also be made …

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