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Synthesis and Structural Study of Substituted Ternary Nitrides for Ammonia Production.pdf Abstract: Over the past few decades, inorganic nitride materials have grown in importance in part due to their potential as catalysts for the synthesis of NH3, a key ingredient in fertilizer and precursor to industrial chemicals. Of particular interest are the ternary (ABN) or …
Thermochemical solar power is a rapidly emerging technology that holds immense potential for the future of renewable energy. This innovative technology leverages the power of the sun to generate heat, which is then used to drive chemical reactions that produce electricity. As we delve into the realm of renewable energy, it’s inspiring to look at …
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Storenergy has developed a thermal energy storage (TES) solution that uses recycled ceramics as the storage medium. It says its solid-state storage solution is designed to ensure long lifespans and low maintenance costs. Storenergy’s pilot project is a 3 MWh TES system deployed at the CIEMAT institute in Spain. Image: Storenergy Although TES has largely …
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Cargo shipping will be very different in 2050. Increasingly, the shipping industry is looking to decarbonize and green ammonia research is funded globally from China to the UK IMAGE@Nottingham University: $5.5 million Research Effort to fuel ships on Green Ammonia Green ammonia could be made sustainably using solar thermochemistry instead of as it is made …
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Seramic Materials’ thermal energy storage material using recycled ceramics, gets a first customer; Storenergy [Ed: The storage material is by Seramic Materials; developed by Nicolas Calvet, Founder and Chair of the Masdar Institute Solar Platform, the first CSP and thermal energy storage research facility in the UAE (United Arab Emirates)] Source: PV Magazine Serbia-based Storenergy …
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