Neighbors and trust, not technology, decide who goes solar in Iran’s forests
A study of 231 forest-dwelling households in Iran's Zagros Mountains finds that community norms, perceived cost burdens and institutional trust—not...
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A study of 231 forest-dwelling households in Iran's Zagros Mountains finds that community norms, perceived cost burdens and institutional trust—not...
A Korean pilot plant has continuously converted CO2-derived urea into battery-grade dimethyl carbonate and polymer-grade diphenyl carbonate over hundreds of...
A new review maps how terrestrial grid engineering, failure modes, and autonomous control schemes could be adapted to build the...
Researchers have proposed a height-dependent radio-frequency power scavenging scheme that lets drone relays harvest energy from the signals they forward,...
A Nature Communications study argues that climate-driven crises are creating an unprecedented political window for integrating Latin America's national electricity...
A comprehensive review finds that modelling studies of power-to-gas systems integrated with biomass gasification report Bio-SNG efficiencies from 26 to...
A hybrid AI framework combining spatio-temporal graph networks with the Comment Feedback Optimization Algorithm lifts biomass energy forecasting accuracy to...
New research in Nature Communications finds that African cross-border electricity trades face increasing exposure to political risk in the near...
An Italian optimization study shows that bidirectional electric vehicle fleets can cut community energy costs by up to 52 percent...
Scientists converted Bauhinia variegata flowers into manganese-doped activated carbon that boosts supercapacitor capacitance and nearly doubles dye-sensitized solar cell efficiency.
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