Stories tagged “Energy Efficiency.”
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Singapore is testing a new way of preparing seawater for desalination that could halve the energy used in the pre-treatment process. A trial at Tuas is assessing whether ceramic membrane technology developed by Japanese firm Meiden can replace the three-stage pre-treatmen…
Several eco-friendly homes in England and Wales are available for sale, featuring energy-efficient designs and sustainable materials. These homes are designed to stay cool during the summer months and are suitable for those looking for environmentally conscious living.
Kee Song Group, a poultry firm, partnered with FairPrice Group to reduce its carbon footprint and lower electricity bills. The partnership helped the company identify and address energy inefficiencies, leading to a 40% reduction in cold room electricity consumption.
5 smart home gadgets I consider completely non-negotiable - and why
The author shares five smart home gadgets she considers essential, including a Hisense Canvas 65-inch Art TV, Smart Blinds, a Ting Fire Sensor, an Ecobee Smart Thermostat, and a Kasa Smart Plug.
MIT Study Lights Way for Bright, Efficient Quantum Dot LED TV Screens
A group of MIT and Samsung researchers has made a breakthrough in quantum dot LED technology, which could lead to brighter, more efficient TV screens. The study found that by encapsulating the QD-LEDs in a resin, they can slow down degradation and improve efficiency.
The German Bundestag is facing criticism from experts and associations over the new Building Modernization Act. The act has been criticized for its potential impact on climate protection and its compatibility with the constitution.
Taiwan’s Energy Crisis Shows the Cost of Import Dependence
Taiwan is facing an energy crisis due to its dependence on imports, highlighting the need for diversification and energy efficiency. The country's energy sector is heavily reliant on imported fuels, making it vulnerable to price fluctuations and supply disruptions.