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Energy World October 2021
Issue details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Organisation: Energy Institute
Content in this issue:-
German supercomputer is ‘self-cooling’; Waste heat from steel power plant to supply brewery - Article
UK CCS hubs begin to take shape - Article
Thermal batteries knock at the door of commercial viability - Article
The EU and US take different approaches to CCS - Article
US warms to thermal cooling projects - Article
COP26 – a time for action - Article
A zero carbon system must also be decentralised - Article
An agnostic approach to decarbonisation - Article
The challenging costs of CCS - Article
Geothermal and hydro power dominate one northern island - Article
