Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology have developed a pioneer prototype for a rechargeable cement based battery. This group of scientists, led by doctor Emma Chang and proffesor Luping Tang, have come up with a revolutionary idea: a “giant battery” that could serve as a power source for entire structures.
Are rechargable buildings the future of sustainability?
The approval of the new Law on Climate Change and Energy Transition changes the current paradigm of the concept of energy efficiency and sustainability. With the approval of this law, an attempt is made to bring the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) closer together by the government by meeting the following objectives for the year 2030:Read more
Since Wolfang Feist, a german physicist and astronomer, built his first efficient home in 1991 in Darmstadt (Germany), three decades and 150 projects have passed in Spain certified by Passhivehaus, of the Passive House Institiute.Read more
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