Taming Turbulence Could Slash Global Energy Usage
Physicists in Europe have discovered new ways to lower turbulence inside pipes. That could lower the world’s energy needs by as much as 10%.
Physicists in Europe have discovered new ways to lower turbulence inside pipes. That could lower the world’s energy needs by as much as 10%.
It’s no secret that we are not a fan of pipelines: they are prone to leaks that can damage land and water even before it gets burned, and they are an aging technology carrying dinosaur fuels that further pollute the air and water.
Earlier, we touched on climate change as a core element in American diplomacy as practiced by the Department of State. We’ll now take a look at the first Quadrennial Energy Review, released by the government late in April. The US Department of Energy published the review pursuant to the June 2013 … [continued]