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bridging nanotechnology for solar energy
Exploring the integration of nanotechnology into solar photovoltaic systems as a means to enhance efficiency and sustainability in Singapore’s energy landscape. By leveraging quantum dots and one-dimensional nanomaterials, significant improvements in energy generation and conversion efficiency are achievable, offering a promising pathway towards renewable energy adoption and environmental sustainability in Singapore and beyond.
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Green Affluence publishes different articles and journalistic writing regarding environmental sustainability, for the purpose of raising awareness about the need for research and development to develop innovative and integrated approaches to achieving net zero globally by 2050. We explore the nexus between technology, sustainability and renewable energy, intertwining a variety of information to fight the battle against climate change while promoting sustainable living.
the climate crisis
3x
global warming rate since 1982
With temperatures globally increasing by 0.20° C per decade.
1st
ranked warmest in 2024
April 2024 has been officially named the warmest April since records began in 1850 (NCEI).
2 years
left to take action
To prevent exacerbating climate change to a far more severe degree.
1.5° C
To limit global warming
The overarching global goal established following the Paris Agreement.
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Embark on our mission to discover sustainable solutions for a greener tomorrow. Together, let’s uncover actionable insights and inspiring narratives driving the global transition towards a sustainable life.
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This literature review focuses on exploring the integration of nanotechnology into solar photovoltaic (PV) systems to boost the efficiency and sustainability of energy production in Singapore, underscoring the significance of further research and development to unlock nanotechnology’s full potential to drive solar energy advancements.
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Why should the concept of Nature-Based Solutions even exist in the first place? The current climate crisis is driven by the greenhouse effect, which theoretically can be prevented by reducing the amount of greenhouse gas emissions. Technically, one might think that a complete halt or reduction in industrial processes will solve this all, so isn’t…
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The urgency of the climate crisis cannot be overstated. As the clock ticks relentlessly and greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, the question looms large: Is it too late to achieve this ambitious goal on a global scale?
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