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Radiative Cooling: How Next-Gen Materials Beam Heat Into Deep Space
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The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences is researching green brick elements. They are intended to cool facades by up to four degrees.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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Radiative Cooling: How Next-Gen Materials Beam Heat Into Deep Space
Cooling is one of the largest and fastest-growing demands on the global energy system. Air conditioning and refrigeration already consume roughly 20% of electricity used in buildings worldwide, and the International Energy Agency projects that number will nearly triple by 2050. At the same time, solar farms, our best tool for generating clean power, lose up to 15% of their output on hot afternoons precisely when electricity demand peaks. Both pr…
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