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Too much energy, too little certainty: the second-life batteries paradoxthe second-life batteries paradox
2+ hour, 3+ min ago (448+ words) Long after they stop powering cars, lithium-ion batteries still have years of useful life ahead of them. From designer lamps to solar-powered rickshaws, innovative second-life applications are proving their enormous potential. But before repurposing can become the norm, Europe must…...
Electrifying industrial heat: a window that won't stay open
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (925+ words) Youris.com Electrifying industrial heat: a window that won't stay open From chemicals to ceramics, Europe's factories still depend on fossil fuels to reach extreme temperatures. Electrification is gathering pace, but experts warn that today's investment decisions will shape industrial…...
From Pompeii to Évora: invisible solar for heritage sites
1+ week, 5+ day ago (146+ words) Youris.com From Pompeii to Ãvora: invisible solar for heritage sites Due to its well-preserved historic centre, still partially enclosed by medieval walls, and its many monuments dating from different historical periods, including a magnificent Roman temple, Ãvora…...
From compressed air to hydrogen: Europe revisits old technologies to store renewable energy
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (695+ words) With climate change extremes disrupting wind and solar production, energy storage is becoming the lagging link of the renewable transition. Europe is going back to older technologies and re-engineering them to overcome efficiency, space, and material constraints. But experts caution:…...