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Major Scientific Breakthrough in Renewable Energy Announced

A research team has successfully demonstrated a new method for storing solar energy for extended periods. The technology, based on a novel molecular system, can hold energy for over a decade before releasing it as heat on demand.

A scientist in a laboratory holding a vial containing a special chemical solution that stores solar energy.
A sample of the new energy-storing material in a laboratory setting.

This discovery could revolutionize how we power homes and industries, particularly in regions with limited sunlight during winter months. The material is non-toxic and can be integrated into existing building materials.

Key Advantages of the Technology:

  • Long-term energy storage without significant losses.
  • Uses abundant and inexpensive chemical components.
  • Can be triggered to release heat at a specific temperature.

The next phase involves scaling up production for pilot tests in residential buildings. Initial calculations suggest it could reduce heating costs by up to 60% in suitable climates.