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Synopsis: Energy: Energy colaterale: Turbine:

Heat generated from the reactor would heat up a coolant that is used to spin a turbine

Moisture is harvested out of the air to irrigate crops through an efficient system that produces large amounts of condensation A turbine intake drives air underground through a network of piping that rapidly cools the air to the temperature of the soil where it reaches 100%humidity

An alternative fuel could be liquefied natural gas such as super-cold liquid methanethe big question now is how to create all of that hydrogen. ind turbines could actually store their energy by producing hydrogen,

#Revolutionary tidal fence is set to trap the sea power A British company has announced plans for an array of unique marine turbines that can operate in shallower and slower-moving water than current designs.

says the turbines will in time produce electricity more cheaply than offshore wind farms. It hopes to install its new design in

The fence is a string of linked turbines each of which will start generating electricity as it is completed,

Because the turbines sit horizontally beneath the surface of the sea they can be sited in water shallower than the 30-metre depth typically required by current designs.

and will have 400 turbines. Its developers say it could create almost 5, 000 jobs during construction.

and then letting it back down to drive a turbine. That approach is limited severely by geography

#The turbines WITHOUT blades: Firm unveils radical design that claims to be quieter and safer than traditional wind farms By Ellie Zolfagharifard For Dailymail. com Published:

Vortex Bladeless say they now want to create a commercial, 100-watt turbine to market in 2018. b

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