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In a groundbreaking advancement for renewable energy, scientists at Osaka Metropolitan University have developed a self-regulating artificial photosynthesis system that eliminates the need for batteries, a critical step toward simplifying and reducing the cost of solar fuel production. The innovation, detailed in EES Solar, leverages a novel electrolyzer that automatically adapts to fluctuating sunlight, mimicking the efficiency of natural photosynthesis while streamlining energy storage processes.
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1mo
well Duh!!!
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1mo
too cold in particular really injures storage levels (downward).
That reads curious... something really breakthru Green/Renewable would be a Nobel Prize winning thing... (if/when co$t effective).
b.street
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1mo
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