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3D-printed components secure the future of nuclear power

As the operating life of existing Swedish nuclear reactors is being extended to 80 years, the availability of spare parts will be crucial. But with the help of 3D printing, components can be...

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Working in a goldmine: Her AI-model finds hidden material treasures in buildings

With the energy transition as a driver, global demand for materials is surging. Researcher Josie Harrison is developing an AI-model  to facilitate the reuse of already extracted materials.

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Seaweed farming

From the Baltic to the North Sea: Expanding WIN@sea Brings Seaweed Farming Closer to Local Fishermen

After successfully testing multi-use offshore practices at Danish Kriegers Flak in the Baltic Sea, Vattenfall and its project partners are now bringing the pioneering WIN@sea project to the ...

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Endre Hals, founder of Evi Ski, standing next to a pair of skis made with parts from a wind turbine

Making skis from old wind turbine blades

In a wooden barn atop a mountain in Lønset, one of Norway’s largest alpine areas, Endre Hals holds a handful of black carbon fibre strands. For 25 years, this kind of fibres were crucial to ...

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Spot the robot dog. Photo: Martin Danielsson

How AI and robots are accelerating the energy transition

The Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant is entrusting Spot, a robot dog, with tasks that are too dangerous for humans to undertake. Elsewhere, data is being analysed to detect cracking in concrete ...

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Volcano power unleashed with the help of AI

Solar, wind and hydro – sure, but have you heard of volcano power? With cutting-edge AI technology, and a touch of science fiction, harnessing the raw energy from the depths of our pla...

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