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Community-scale photovoltaic-powered electrodialysis desalination systems for Indian villagesBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 5, 2014
Photovoltaic-powered electrodialysis (PV-ED) is justified as an energy- and cost-effective means of desalinating groundwater in rural India, and the design requirements are presented for a village-level system. Subject Tags: desalination , India , Innovation , Massachusetts Institute of Technology , photovoltaic-powered electrodialysis desalination , research , solar |
New battery can triple driving range of electric carsBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 4, 2014
A new inexpensive battery that can triple the driving range of electric cars while significantly lowering their cost could reach the market in just over a year, scientists say. |
Nanobionics: Using plants as energy hubsBy : Sustainability ..., Mar 18, 2014
A team of Massachusetts Institute of Technology is planning to turn plants into eco-soldiers. Plants already help control levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Now, MIT researchers plan to embed carbon nanotubes in the plant's chloroplast (where photosynthesis takes... Read more.. Subject Tags: energy , Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Tapping infrared radiation for solar energy harvestingBy : Sustainability ..., Jan 21, 2014
A team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has formulated a method that is said to improve solar energy harvesting efficiency by using sunlight to heat a high-temperature material whose infrared radiation would then be collected by a conventional... Read more.. |
MIT Researchers See Natural Gas as the Choice for Lower Carbon EmissionsBy : sustainabilityo..., Jun 28, 2010
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are encouraging U.S. policymakers to consider the nation's growing supply of natural gas as a short-term substitute for aging coal-fired power plants. In the results of a two-year study, released today, the... Read more.. Subject Tags: electricity , Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
MIT Researchers See Natural Gas as the Choice for Lower Carbon EmissionsBy : sustainabilityo..., Jun 28, 2010
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are encouraging U.S. policymakers to consider the nation's growing supply of natural gas as a short-term substitute for aging coal-fired power plants. In the results of a two-year study, released today, the... Read more.. Subject Tags: electricity , Massachusetts Institute of Technology |