How engineering – not wishful thinking – will help solve the world’s problems paid Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
The world is in the middle of an era of unprecedented change. And that is both exciting and challenging.
A little hard work and an evidence-based approach to problem solving and engineering can help organizations of all types and sizes uncover practical, realistic solutions.As an example, discussion on climate change to date has largely focused on renewable energy as the key pathway to a low-carbon energy future. The drive to develop renewable energy sources is a crucial one; however, evidence also demonstrates that achieving a low or zero-carbon future requires a multi-faceted approach.
Elsewhere, much emphasis has been placed on batteries as a means of storing surplus energy, but there are other ways of solving storage issues, such as redistributing power based on the needs of the population.enable surplus energy generated by renewables to be stored and redeployed when and where it is needed.
It is also important to remember that, despite the growing importance of renewables to the world’s power generating capacity, demand is still expected to be met by
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