Breakthrough in Solar Tower Technology
Scientists from the EU have made a significant discovery, recording a 99.5% sunlight absorption leap for solar towers using new nanomaterials.
Researchers at EHU have demonstrated the potential of these nanomaterials to boost renewable energy production, achieving near-perfect light absorption.
The study highlights how EHU’s newly developed nanomaterials could revolutionize solar towers.
This innovation has the potential to significantly increase the efficiency of solar towers, making them a more viable option for renewable energy generation.
Author's summary: EU scientists achieve 99.5% sunlight absorption.
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