Which power plant does my electricity come from?
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Solar-powered desalination system requires no extra batteries
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Danish engineering firm Danfoss and retailer Brugsforeningen For Als og Sundeved have created a supermarket designed to optimise energy flow to save operational costs and be climate-friendly
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Barcelona is turning subway trains into power stations
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CO2 turned into fuel: Japan’s scientists convert captured carbon into green fuel
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Cutting-edge technology could reduce the amount of energy used for air conditioning
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Batteries: how cheap can they get?
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Connecting solar to the grid is harder than you think
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The blue LED was supposed to be impossible—until a young engineer proposed a moonshot idea
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Denmark's Henrik Stiesdal and Andrew Garrad from the UK share engineering's QEPrize for contributions to the development of wind power
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World’s biggest experimental nuclear fusion reactor launched in Japan
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Engineering the largest nuclear fusion reactor
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How the gas turbine conquered the electric power industry
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Canada’s $30bn gamble to become an energy superpower
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Why did nuclear flop in Britain?
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How Chicago solves its overheating problem
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Why is desalination so difficult? An overview of seawater desalination: Removing salt to make drinkable water from the ocean.
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Going nuclear to desalinate seawater
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Turning buildings into batteries? Concrete battery storage explained.
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Solar domes could desalinate seawater at a commercial scale
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