Cassiano is an electrical engineer with a master's in power electronics for renewable energy. For the last three years, he's been working as a technical writer developing research, articles and technical documentation on product electronics, renewable energy, e-mobility and APIs.
Whether it’s to regulate the temperature of food, medicine, or people, we’ll always need some form of cooling tech to survive. We tend to turn to air conditioning to solve these problems, but that has us stuck in a positive feedback loop that isn’t at all positive.
Wind generates enough energy to produce about 35 times more electricity than the entire planet could even use each day.1 It's free, clean, and renewable, so why don't we see more wind turbines used on rooftops like solar panels? In a nutshell, it’s the
Storing solar energy cheaply and efficiently is a key component for the future of renewable energy. Even though lithium batteries are great, they can still be costly and, depending on the chemistry, there can be safety concerns. There are ways we can store solar energy more directly though … and one