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A floating solar still that can both desalinate water and generate thermoelectricity could help combat water scarcity in developing countries or remote areas | Refractory plasmonic material based floating solar still for simultaneous desalination and electricity generation

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America’s Cornfields Could Power the Future—With Solar Panels ☀️, Not Ethanol 🌽 | Small solar farms 🌱 could deliver big ecological and energy benefits 🌍, researchers find.

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Solar’s growth in US almost enough to offset rising energy use ☀️🇺🇸📈

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Engineers set world efficiency record for emerging solar cell material, antimony chalcogenide, achieving an efficiency of 10.7%, the highest independently verified performance to date 🔬⚡☀️♻️ Read Full Article #AntimonyChalcogenide #SolarCellTech #EfficiencyRecord…
☀️ UNSW engineers have achieved a world-record 10.7% certified efficiency for antimony chalcogenide solar cells, a key emerging material for next-generation solar panels.

💡 This breakthrough addresses a long-standing issue with uneven element distribution, explaining why previous versions underperformed and accelerating future development.

💰 Antimony chalcogenide offers advantages like low-cost production from abundant elements, inherent stability, high light absorption in ultrathin layers, and low-temperature deposition for scalable manufacturing.

window. &indoor applications, with potential uses in see-through solar windows and self-powered electronic devices.

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A fluid can store solar energy and then release it as heat months later Read Full Article #solarfluidstorage #thermalenergy #renewables #solartechnology #energystorage
☀️ Researchers from UC Santa Barbara and UCLA have developed a breakthrough in molecular solar thermal (MOST) energy storage, a method to store heat for extended periods.

💡 The new approach is inspired by the way UV light damages DNA. Researchers are using a similar chemical reaction to capture and release heat on demand, overcoming previous issues of low energy storage and rapid degradation.

🧬 This innovation could finally make MOST energy storage a viable solution for storing solar heat, potentially addressing a significant portion of global energy demand currently met by fossil fuels.

#SolarEnergy #EnergyStorage #ClimateTech
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Hybrid Solar Panel Turns Raindrops into Electricity | A Spanish research team’s patented thin film generates 110 volts from a single raindrop’s impact. Read Full Article #SolarInnovation #RainHarvesting #ThinFilmTech #RenewableEnergy #HybridSolarPanel
☀️ Scientists in Seville, Spain, developed a hybrid solar panel that harvests energy from both sunlight and rain.

💧 By applying a 100-nanometer "Teflon-like" film to perovskite solar cells, the panel uses the triboelectric effect: raindrop friction generates electricity.

⚡ The new coating protects delicate perovskite cells from moisture, doubles moisture resistance, increases light transparency to over 90%, and generates up to 110 volts from single raindrops.

💡 This technology is aimed at powering low-power devices for the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart cities, offering a battery-free solution for remote or inaccessible areas.

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Scientists Generated Solar Power After Dark, Thanks to a Trick Using Wood | In a new experiment, reengineered balsa wood stored sunlight as heat. Read Full Article #SolarPower #EnergyStorage #RenewableEnergy
☀️ Researchers have engineered balsa wood into a porous sponge that can absorb sunlight and store it as heat, enabling electricity generation even after dark.

🧪 The process involves removing lignin, coating internal channels with phosphorene and tannic acid/iron ions for light absorption and protection, adding silver nanoparticles to amplify light interaction, and filling channels with stearic acid for heat storage.

🔥 The modified wood converts about 91.2% of sunlight to heat, conducts heat nearly 3.9 times more efficiently than raw wood, and produced up to 0.65 volts of electricity in tests.

🛡️ The material is durable, maintaining performance through 100 heating-cooling cycles and self-extinguishing within two minutes, offering a potential scalable and eco-friendly solar energy solution.

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Growing a new ‘leaf’ that harnesses sun, water and CO2 to make liquid fuel: « A research team led by Yale chemists has taken the ability of science to mimic photosynthesis to a new level, with a standalone device that produces methanol. » Read Full Article…
☀️ A Yale-led team created the first standalone device mimicking photosynthesis to turn sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into liquid methanol fuel.

💡 This new "artificial leaf" is 32 times more efficient than previous technologies for converting sunlight into alcohol fuels.

🌎 The device offers environmental benefits by removing carbon dioxide and a new way to store solar energy, using a unique catalyst and photoelectrode.

#SolarEnergy #CleanFuel #Innovation
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A new study suggests having a champion for solar power in the house is key to installing the panels. Understanding these family dynamics could help the planet by improving on the 8% adoption rate of residential solar in the U.S., researchers say. Read Full…
☀️ New research reveals two key dynamics influencing household solar panel adoption: "in sync" couples with shared goals and defined tasks are more likely to install solar, while "oppositional" dynamics lead to discord and no investment.

🏠 Greater household support from all members predicts solar adoption, but surprisingly, increased disagreement is also linked to a higher likelihood of installation, suggesting any engagement can drive the decision.

🏆 A "champion" within the household, who is positive about solar, leads planning, and encourages discussion, is crucial for driving adoption and overcoming barriers like cost and distrust.

💡 Findings published July 9, 2026, in Nature Energy, suggest policy and interventions should support these champions, as targeting only one person or the entire household might not be enough.

#SolarEnergy #HomeImprovement #Sustainability
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Perovskites promise to boost solar power, but internal defects have blunted their potential. Now, researchers have fixed that problem by adding a mixture of zinc bromide and methyl ammonium chloride early in the fabrication process, raising efficiency [Science]…
☀️ Princeton Engineering researchers have fixed internal defects in perovskite solar cells by adding a novel combination of zinc bromide and methyl ammonium chloride during fabrication.

⚡ This technique could boost power generation by 1% in advanced perovskite cells by allowing electrons to retain solar energy 10 times longer.

🔬 The breakthrough, published in Science on Oct. 8, stems from a new class of chemical mixtures that improve perovskite performance.

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