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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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Solid State Batteries: The Next Big Thing in The EV space?

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Electric Mobility Electric mobility is the future of travel. In the last year alone, global electric vehicle sales grew by 43%, even beating petrol and diesel vehicles in some countries. This shift is welcome as governments around the world are exploring eco-friendly travel modes. But electric vehicles are heavily limited by their power source; the …

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Potential of Solar Panel Roads

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Solar Panel Roads and their potential https://stock.adobe.com/images/route-solaire/189374492?prev_url=detail Solar Panel Roads – The global increase in population is leading to a bigger carbon footprint today. To protect the environment and help with global warming, the need for Solar Panel Roads is of utmost importance. Perhaps, it requires more collaborative approaches in removing the entire carbon footprint. …

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Maritime Robotics – Future of Autonomous Ships

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The Future of Autonomous ShipsThe Future of Autonomous Ships The Future of Autonomous Ships – We live in an age where our roads are poised to be overrun by driverless cars from technology giants like Tesla, Google, and Uber. But what about our navigation in the mighty seas? Autonomous robotics have been becoming popular in …

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How Far are we From Solid-State Batteries in EVs?

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How Far Are We From Solid-State Batteries in EVs? Solid-state batteries are a game-changer for EVs, offering the potential for a refuelling experience similar to gasoline vehicles. Despite this promise, solid-state batteries are still not widely incorporated in EV’s. Article on solid-state batteries and their research by various companies. What are solid-state batteries? To understand …

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Digital Twin in Smart Grids

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Digital Twins (DT) have seen a lot of technical advancements in the recent years. From NASA’s Apollo program, where identical space vehicles were built to mirror the flight conditions, to various fields like production engineering, aerospace engineering and automotive engineering, digital twins are expanding their horizons. And now, the power grid industry has realized the …

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Compressed air energy storage (CAES) – Current state and future directions

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A balance of supply and demand of electricity is essential to keep the grid supply running. With the advent of small-scale energy production units, especially renewable power and intermittent power supplies like solar and wind power systems, compressed air energy storage (CAES) systems are brought into the limelight to balance supply and demand in the …

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Role of Power-to-heat - Whatnext - energy transition experts

Role of Power-to-heat in integrating variable renewable energy into the power grid