Climate change is here, and now. It can be seen in the rise of extreme weather changes across the world. In India, around 600 mn people are at risk from impact of climate change brought by flood, heat waves and wildfires. Inaction on such a threat has the potential to erode around $1.12 tn of […]
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The world is changing rapidly due to an electric vehicle (EV) revolution that is currently underway. This is no longer an urban phenomenon or something that was long considered a pet project of developed nations. Various sectors such as; (i) Electronics and internet, (ii) logistics and transportation, (iii) agriculture and medicine, (iv) energy and infrastructure,
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Decarbonization of Industrial Process Heating using High-Temperature Heat Pumps Indiaās heavy dependency on fossil fuels goes hand in hand with the nationās substantial industrial demand for heating applications. As per the IEA 2021 report, Indiaās energy demand is set to rise by 35% between 2019 and 2030. Despite the increase in production and exploration of
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The renewable growth in India has been, generally speaking, phenomenal. The target of reaching 500 GW by 2030 may look dauting but with the 2023 year ending with ~134 GW installed capacity for renewable energy, excluding large hydropower, and with wind making up 44.7 GW and solar 73.3 GW of it, there is need to
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Organic macrocycles are cyclic molecules that have potential applications in energy storage. They generally offer high specific capacities, cost-effectiveness, environmental friendliness, and ready tunability of structure and function. When the macrocycles are composed of redox-active conjugated Ļ-systems (aromatic or antiaromatic), they can be applied in organic rechargeable batteries as they can switch between different states
Nitrogen has a very important role on the earth for e.g., it is a major component of protein and nucleic acids. However, it is abundant in the atmosphere but cannot be used for humankind unless it is converted to some reactive form (such as ammonia) because N2 is chemically inert due to strong š ā”
The best way to neutralise carbon dioxide emissions is to bury them underground, preferably in depleted oil and gas reservoirs. Since carbon dioxide also helps by flushing out the oil or gas, these reservoirs are ideal solutions for putting away the mischief-making gas. It is estimated that a barrel of oil when burnt emits
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What is Islanding? Islanding is a condition that occurs when a distributed energy resource (DER) such as a grid-tied inverter continues to supply power to a section of the grid that has been disconnected from the main grid. There are two types of islanding: unintentional and intentional. Unintentional islanding occurs when a distributed energy
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Due to the growing worldās population, the current energy consumption is ~ 580 million terajoules per year, according to The World Count. About 83% of this energy demand is derived from the fossil fuels causing deleterious effects on the nature & environment leading to global warming. Therefore, due to continuous depletion of fossil fuels and the increase
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India is the third largest consumer of energy in the world, and energy efficiency is an important part of the country’s strategy to meet its growing energy demand. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), energy efficiency has contributed significantly to reducing India’s energy demand growth in recent years. Energy efficiency is often the first
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