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California Needs Renewable Energy. Could We Harness the Power of the Ocean? - Vimarsana News

California Needs Renewable Energy. Could We Harness the Power of the Ocean?

California aims to be powered 100% by clean energy by 2045. Tapping into ocean energy could help chip away at the difference.

Source: kqed.org
GSF Video|Daniel M. Kammen: China is possible to achieve carbon neutrality many years before 2060 - Vimarsana News

GSF Video|Daniel M. Kammen: China is possible to achieve carbon neutrality many years before 2060

China pushes further into the green energy transition, it will be possible to meet the 2060 goal of being a carbon neutral economy years early.

Source: ycwb.com
"The design industry needs to imagine a world where we use less energy" - Vimarsana News

"The design industry needs to imagine a world where we use less energy"

Designers have a huge part to play in the solar revolution but they also need to find ways to reduce our energy consumption overall, writes Katie Treggiden.

Source: dezeen.com
Recent Advancements in Nuclear Technology : an Overview - Vimarsana News

Recent Advancements in Nuclear Technology : an Overview

Many researchers claimed that smaller modular reactors (SMRs) are the way to address the existing issue with reactor designs. SMRs are designed to generate up to 300 MW of electric power, and the parts of the reactors can be easily broken down and transported to plants.

Recent Advancements in Nuclear Technology : an Overview - Vimarsana News

Recent Advancements in Nuclear Technology : an Overview

Many researchers claimed that smaller modular reactors (SMRs) are the way to address the existing issue with reactor designs. SMRs are designed to generate up to 300 MW of electric power, and the parts of the reactors can be easily broken down and transported to plants.