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‘Absolute Black’ Solar Panels Absorb Almost All Sunlight
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Researchers in Austria and Japan are working to build thin film cells made from electrodes layered into plastic foil. The resulting cells are thinner than spider silk, at just 1.9 micrometers, and robust enough to wrap around a human hair.
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Study finds global ice loss in recent years enough to cover the US in 1.5ft of water.
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Researchers at the Barcelona Supercomputer Center are building a machine based entirely on ARM chips, primarily used on the iPhone and other mobile phones due to their low power consumption. If successful, the resulting computer will not only be one of the fastest machines in its class, but also the most energy efficient.
T. Boone Pickens on Natural Gas
“The days of cheap oil are over,” Pickens notes, but it has little to do with scarcity. The price of oil set by OPEC, by the Saudis, has little to do with the cost of that oil. What we pay for oil from the Saudis has much more to do with the Saudis’ social spending commitments in their own country. That is, most of what we’re paying for is making Saudi Arabia meet its financial and social obligations.
While this unprecedented wealth transfer is underway, we are sitting on massive amounts of natural gas. In terms of energy equivalents to barrels of oil, Pickens claims that the US has at least 3 times what the Saudis have.
In the past year the Vatican has invested over $600M in building a 100MW solar array capable of powering all of its 40,000 households, making the world’s smallest nation also the first to run entirely on green energy.
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