In April 2024, Professor Jem Bendell delivered a speech to mark the 5th anniversary of the start of the Deep Adaptation movement, when he began the Deep Adaptation Forum to […]
Repurposing old tech to deal with new AI power demand
A startup from Miami has developed a system to provide emissions-free energy for data-intensive AI companies, addressing the projected rise in electricity demand due to the expansion of data centers. Their innovative approach utilizes thermal energy storage and vintage technologies to capture and store solar energy, aiming to deliver reliable clean power at a fraction of current costs.
Environment: Optimistic predictions for the energy transition
Peter Sainsbury discusses the contrasting perspectives on energy transition, emphasizing optimism from organizations like RMI, which highlights the exponential growth of renewables and the decline of fossil fuels. While data shows significant progress in renewable energy, he also warns of serious ecological challenges, including biodiversity loss and climate change, that require urgent action.
Advancement in Solar Technology: Nighttime Power Generation
Researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have developed a groundbreaking solar technology that generates electricity from infrared emissions at night, potentially transforming energy sustainability.
Who’s to blame when climate change turns the lights off?
The increasing frequency of extreme weather events is attributed to climate change, highlighting the vulnerability of the UK’s infrastructure. The responsibility for ensuring resilience against such disruptions involves both private companies and government agencies, but there are currently no minimum standards for infrastructure resilience.
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