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In 2016, at the huge Houston energy conference CERAWeek, MIT materials scientist Yet-Ming Chiang found himself talking to a Tesla executive about a thorny problem: how to store the output of solar panels and wind turbines for long durations. 

Chiang, the Kyocera Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, and Mateo Jaramillo, a vice president at Tesla, knew that utilities lacked a cost-

Boston MA (SPX) Mar 04, 2024. In 2016, at the huge Houston energy conference CERAWeek, MIT materials scientist Yet-Ming Chiang found himself talking to a Tesla executive about a thorny problem: how to store the output of solar panels and wind turbines for long durations.

Power when the sun doesn't shine

Currently, only 10% of commerce is online, and it’s growing by 17% annually. How will this affect our cities and way of life? We need to rely less on large fossil-based transportation, plastic-based packaging, and change consumption patterns.

Currently, only 10% of commerce is online, and it’s growing by 17% annually. How will this affect our cities and way of life? We need to rely less on large fossil-based transportation, plastic-based packaging, and change consumption patterns. Let’s find smarter, more sustainable ways of doing e-commerce!
👉 See the LinkedIn group <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14355632/" target="_blank">“Sustainable E-commerce”</a>.

Power when the sun doesn't shine

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