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Cutting Edge Energy Technology
Looks at the latest innovations in energy technology, including the use of renewable energy, making better batteries, converting waste into power, sustainable architecture, and the impact of the Internet of Things.
80 pages, Hardcover
Published August 1, 2016
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March 15, 2017
Did you know you can make energy from the sun? Yes, it is true. This book talks about Energy Technology and how people use it.The genre of this book is science fiction.
This book shows all the different ways people are making energy to run electricity for their house and to charge battery's for their mobile devices. 1 of the main points of this book talks about inventions people have made to collect and store energy for later use. I think the authors purpose in writing this book was to show the reader how we have advanced in making technology and how we don't need to burn as much fossil fuel anymore because we found other solutions to make energy.
The structure of this book adds to this book because every page of this book talks about different inventions people have made that make energy and collect it. On page 16, in the caption, it said,"Thanks to special tiles on the soccer field, each step the soccer players take produces energy-enough to illuminate the field during the game and the surrounding neighborhood for about ten hours afterward.
I like the way the author just talked about energy sources we can use that won't harm the environment. On page 8, line 27, it said,"Many alternative energy researchers are driven by environmental concerns."
I would rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars. I rated this book a 5 because I love learning about cool ways to make energy like pedaling a bike to charge a laptop and things like that. I would recommend this book to people who are trying to figure out new ways to create and store energy to help the environment stay clean. Now you know how advanced we are in making and storing energy.
This book shows all the different ways people are making energy to run electricity for their house and to charge battery's for their mobile devices. 1 of the main points of this book talks about inventions people have made to collect and store energy for later use. I think the authors purpose in writing this book was to show the reader how we have advanced in making technology and how we don't need to burn as much fossil fuel anymore because we found other solutions to make energy.
The structure of this book adds to this book because every page of this book talks about different inventions people have made that make energy and collect it. On page 16, in the caption, it said,"Thanks to special tiles on the soccer field, each step the soccer players take produces energy-enough to illuminate the field during the game and the surrounding neighborhood for about ten hours afterward.
I like the way the author just talked about energy sources we can use that won't harm the environment. On page 8, line 27, it said,"Many alternative energy researchers are driven by environmental concerns."
I would rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars. I rated this book a 5 because I love learning about cool ways to make energy like pedaling a bike to charge a laptop and things like that. I would recommend this book to people who are trying to figure out new ways to create and store energy to help the environment stay clean. Now you know how advanced we are in making and storing energy.
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October 28, 2021Publisher's Description: Every day scientists and researchers are racing to reshape the future with cutting-edge technologies meant to harvest power from new sources, improve energy efficiency, and slow climate change. This book covers breakthroughs in battery technology, new developments in green building construction, and the expansion of "smart" houses, roads, and cities based on the Internet of Things.
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