Energy was my favorite subject during engineering school. I did my final project on solar and a few others on nuclear too. It's still something that amazes me
This project is ver interesting and the device looks hella cool too lol
I hope it turns out as a reliable source in the future. We do need it.
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What are your thoughts on the next 10-15 years on energy?
Where do you see all this going since you obviously researched this in some detail?
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I believe there are two fronts of transformation: sources and distribution.
When it comes to sources I believe we'll continue to shift away from fossil fuel (although it will take some time to get rid of it completely) towards "green sources" such as solar, wind and nuclear. Natural Gas will aid the transition so maybe there will be an increase on that source before it decreases again. Some people say that hydrogen will get in the mix but I must admit I don't know much of what's going in that line of research. I also believe that biomass can make a comeback, even though it's been somewhat forgotten recently.
On the distribution front I believe decentralization is going to become a reality. Instead of huge, centralized power grids, we'll start to see smaller and more distributed ones.
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Very interesting viewpoints. Thanks for sharing them.
That mirrors some of what I uncovered. I, too, really dont know about hydrogen but it seems more are hyping it. This is nothing uncommon in the tech world so it isnt new to me. It is difficult to know what is really making progress and what is hype.
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