Energy innovation funding and institutions in major economies

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Efficient energy transport in constant-voltage triboelectric nanogenerator-based power units

“…S19 (ESI†), energy transport based on an optimization scheduling approach is proposed to provide a synchronous adjustment module for TENG-based power units, which can be effectively applied to the calculation of energy transport for large-scale complex problems. 34 The RIEOS has been proposed to be an effective tool for automatically extracting maximum average power from the time-domain data of tribo-electric signals and for high-precision identification of different mechanical input scenarios. On the basis of the processing of these signals, differences between mechanical input scenarios are amplified and clearly presented to ensure the construction of an efficient real-time energy transport.…”

Technology to solve global problems: an emerging consensus for green industrial policy?

“…Instead, both lines of scholarship shifted toward more quantitative research, which necessarily focused on more easily quantifiable micro-factors within countries and industries to describe macro patterns. As more governments intervene more aggressively in their economies it is time to resurrect these questions of national patterns (Meckling et al 2022) in how different countries respond to the challenges of global change. It is undeniable that national capabilities and institutions are major factors in shaping how governments are choosing to intervene.…”

Ni‐Single Atoms Modification Enabled Kinetics Enhanced and Ultra‐Stable Hard Carbon Anode for Sodium‐Ion Batteries

“…Developing and deploying cost‐effective and efficient energy storage technologies is one of the most urgent missions to boost carbon neutrality. [ 1–3 ] In the context of the ultra‐high cost of lithium‐ion batteries (LIBs), cost‐effective sodium‐ion batteries (SIBs) will be an ideal complementary technology to LIBs for most application scenarios. [ 3,4 ] In the past few years, SIBs technology has successfully crossed several milestones, but some key performance indicators for SIBs are still struggling to meet commercial standards.…”