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World’s Biggest Solar Farm in South Australia to Cost $1 billion

Construction of the world’s biggest solar energy storage farm will start soon in South Australia. Brisbane-based renewable energy developer and investor Lyon Group announced that if everything goes as per plan, the project will be…

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Giant Wind Turbine Allows Shaolin Monks to Fly

Latvian architect Austris Mailītis, who works with unique art and architecture projects, recently completed a unique Shaolin Flying Monks Temple in Henan, China. The temple has a giant wind tunnel that allows the Shaolin monks and…

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Welcome to the Golden Age of Power Electronics

It has been widely reported that current energy systems include bulky power electronic switches that are not very efficient. According to Wikipedia, power electronics “is the application of solid-state electronics for the control and conversion…

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Powering 10 Million Homes Using Innovative Power and Energy Engineering

The IEEE Power and Energy Society is a scientific and engineering organization focused on electric power and energy engineering and its advancement. The Society concerns itself with energy conversion, power delivery, power systems, industry applications,…

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Hydroelectric Dam Building Is a Very Complicated Business

80 Million People Displaced by Hydroelectric Dams According to International Rivers, large dams are 50 feet (15m) tall or taller which is taller than a four-story building. There are currently more than 57,000 large dams…

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High Speed, High Sensitivity Thermal Cameras

FLIR Systems has introduced two high-speed, longwave thermal cameras for demanding science and research applications, the FLIR X6900sc SLS and FLIR X8500sc SLS. Shown at the SPIE Defense and Commercial Sensing convention in Anaheim, California…

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Shale Oil Reducing US Oil Imports by $75 Billion Per Year

Global Oil & Gas Flows Have Changed Dramatically Plentiful oil and gas resources in the Middle East has led to a number of geopolitical consequences that have played out over decades. The rise of OPEC…

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Thin-Film Solar Cells Cheaper & 100 Times Thinner

When we normally think of solar cells, they are usually installed on a flat glass surface and backed by a panel which is at least several inches thick. But new materials breakthroughs are allowing significant…

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36 Countries Pursuing Geothermal Exploration

Geothermal Exploration at an All Time High The most popular forms of renewable energy today are wind power, solar energy, hydroelectric power, biomass energy, geothermal energy, and wave power. But not much is heard about…

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Best Practices in Biomass Processing Lead to More Effective Use

Biomass Production The modern world produces a huge amount of biomass, and those who produce it and scientists have been studying how to use biomass productively for decades. According to the Bioprocessing Organization, there are…

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Energy

World’s Biggest Solar Farm in South Australia to Cost $1 billion

Giant Wind Turbine Allows Shaolin Monks to Fly

Welcome to the Golden Age of Power Electronics

Powering 10 Million Homes Using Innovative Power and Energy Engineering

Hydroelectric Dam Building Is a Very Complicated Business

High Speed, High Sensitivity Thermal Cameras

Shale Oil Reducing US Oil Imports by $75 Billion Per Year

Thin-Film Solar Cells Cheaper & 100 Times Thinner

36 Countries Pursuing Geothermal Exploration

Best Practices in Biomass Processing Lead to More Effective Use

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