Researchers find that using continuous current in households can reduce electricity consumption by up to 9.2%. The energy transition is usually measured in gigawatts of installed renewable energy, millions of electric vehicles and battery storage capacity. However, there is a much less visible problem within homes and buildings: a large part of clean electricity is transformed several times before reaching the device that finally uses it. A stud…
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Researchers find that using continuous current in households can reduce electricity consumption by up to 9.2%. The energy transition is usually measured in gigawatts of installed renewable energy, millions of electric vehicles and battery storage capacity. However, there is a much less visible problem within homes and buildings: a large part of clean electricity is transformed several times before reaching the device that finally uses it. A stud…