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Aquifers can store renewable energy for heating

Aquifer thermal energy storage uses naturally occurring groundwater or aquifers for long-term storage of thermal energy.

Baden wübergAmarasinghaget pereraRuben stemmleAndlinger centerPrinceton universityInstitute of applied geosciencesKarlsruhe institute of technologyApplied energyKarlsruhe instituteApplied geosciences

Giant Underground Pools of Water Are Batteries of the Future

Aquifers could serve as energy storage for cooling and heating homes, new research shows.

United statesPeter nicoLawrence berkeley national laboratoryBerkeley labApplied energyEnergy technologyRenewable energyEnergy conservationLawrence berkeley national laboratoryAquifer thermal energy storageMeter nicoEnergy storageEat pumpEnergy conversionThermal energy storage

Solved: Blackbeard s shipwreck coal mystery

What use would an 18th-century pirate frigate have for coal, long before the age of steam? The reason so much of it lies scattered around Blackbeard’s

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Proposed geothermal energy solution could turn aquifers into huge batteries

Humans have dug wells to retrieve drinking water from aquifers for thousands of years. However, since groundwater maintains relatively stable temperatures, it can store and exchange heat..

Applied energyRenewable energyClimate change

The Massive Batteries Hidden Beneath Your Feet

Aquifer thermal energy storage can use groundwater to heat and cool buildings decarbonizing homes and businesses in the process.

Zuid hollandUnited statesDerick burnsMartin bloemendalDelft university of technologyUnited states geologicalDelft universityApplied energyUnited states geological surveyClimate change

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