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What are the Latest Energy Innovations?: Cognitive Market Research

By Kalyani Raje Published At: 25-May-2023 Updated At: 25-May-2023

What are the Latest Energy Innovations?

Some of the energy improvements that are currently being implemented have historical predecessors. Waterwheels have been used since about 200 BC. Prior to being further developed by the Dutch in the later 1500s, windmills first appeared in the Middle East and Central Asia around the seventh century AD. Furthermore, the idea to harness solar energy was initially put forth by a French inventor during the 19th century.

The combined effects of changing climate and rising gas and power prices, however, have accelerated technological advances in energy in the past few years. The market is creating some very futuristic-sounding technology. Here you'll find further details on some of the more striking ones that have already surfaced.

Clean energy solutions for the energy crisis

1. Developing solar energy in space

The current most rapidly expanding source of renewable energy is solar. It is anticipated to make up 60% of every renewable power implemented. Due to the tremendous amount of sunshine in parts of Africa, Central America, and South America, they offer some of the most promising potential for solar energy.

Can we approach the sun more closely by constructing solar farms in orbit? This definitely seems bold in terms of novel energy options. But technological advancements have made it increasingly feasible.

Solar panels on top of satellites might produce electricity throughout the day and transmit it back to the Earth via high-frequency radio waves if sunshine were available around the clock. Following this, they will be transformed once more into electricity and sent to a power system.

Companies might eventually be able to continuously produce solar electricity even on Earth. US researchers at Stanford University have created a solar cell that can continue to produce electricity all night long. It generates power from the slight variation in temperature between the air around it and the solar panel, which cools at night. The technology is inexpensive and might be incorporated into current systems to boost productivity.

2. Wind energy island

The second energy transitional icon has been wind power, particularly offshore wind, which is predicted to draw roughly $1 trillion in investment throughout the next few years.

Most of the present offshore wind farms are not too far from the coast. They can be transported much further into the sea, where the power of the wind is stronger, thanks to developments such as floating wind turbines. Floating wind farms are currently in their early years, despite the fact that there are ongoing projects and some are being put forward all over the world.

As they spread, floating "energy islands" might be built to combine the clean energy produced by numerous offshore wind farms. Rather than having to lay cables back into the ground from every wind farm, these aggregators might then transmit that power directly onshore. Additionally, the islands might house substantial batteries or hydrogen electrolyzers to capture extra wind energy.

3. Nuclear fusion

Nuclear fusion is another method of utilizing the sun's energy but in a different way. It is the universal power source that keeps the sun and stars shining.

Deuterium and tritium, two light isotopes of hydrogen, are fused to form the heavy element helium during nuclear fusion, which also produces energy. No CO2 is released, and almost infinite amounts of fusion fuel may be harvested from saltwater.

Since the 1960s, re-creating fusion on Earth in a manner that is economically feasible has been a goal for the scientific community. Now, initiatives around the globe are getting closer and closer to realizing that energy. 

Conclusion

Renewable energy development is anticipated to grow as mankind pursues the journey to renewable, CO2-free power, assisting in supplying the wide range of strategies required to help the world achieve its targets for climate change.

 

Author's Detail

Kalyani Raje/linkedin

With a work experience of over 10+ years in the market research and strategy development. I have worked with diverse industries, including FMCG, IT, Telecom, Automotive, Electronics and many others. I also work closely with other departments such as report writing, content writing, product development, and marketing to understand customer needs and preferences, and develop strategies to meet those needs.

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