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of 34 years. i was a metal i didn't know what has the best now i know the never ending story of asbestos starts june 21st on dw, the clean on sustainable energy which can keep on water running without damaging the planet. well, that's the dream. hello and welcome on file, because the body, i'm your watching ico, india. so it seems that the solution to most of the energy problems is not going to come from the mc new one discovered elements. it is probably going to come from the things that have been around us or no,
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we just need to think and it just says we and this episode is all about that. there is so much debate about what are the sources of energy which was seen? how do we update them on what does the energy future of planning to look like was, what are the answers to all of these questions? what do i do now back yards? compressed bio c, n g could be the solution, it is clean, it is efficient and it's indigenous center. mommy is an elementary school teacher who lives on the outskirts of pony. the cod. he drives it runs on bio gas, which allows him to dr. much for the then with convention that choice white also saving money in the process. good. so have you bought the me that one. uh, no fumes comes out of my god anymore. definitely doesn't pollute as much as compressed natural gas or batteries. how cool? why does that bother then in this little bio gas station is part of a pilot project bio gas is produced here. it has very similar properties. do
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conventional natural gas to cd to your company as to why we ask is to purify your daughter, enriched palm alpha bio gas that is being produced. by the end it will be the addition process. and the major compositional biome guess is about 50 to 60 percent off, maintain about 30 percent off for carbon dioxide, small fractions of moisture and hydrogens and place sway. bio bass replaced conventionally federal in the long term exports. think it was an upside of bio gas, is that it's made from organic waste. so it's compatibility to produce and attractive prospect for india, which inputs i showed portion of the gas if uses this cbd that is produced locally, has the power to ensure do you know uh, offset this uh, the mind and uh, has been anticipated that by 2030 uh,
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india would save close to grand deed with managed by a 1000000000 us dollars. if the cpg can be integrated into the energy mix. the company time of engineering produces bio gas from di, strong eating production. microbes initiate a reaction during which substances likes, dodge, sugar, proteins and fat are transformed into carbon dioxide and meeting the founders of prime over there for $28.00, a 2nd generation bio gas. first generation bio gas is used, making food steps like needs and read. this new technology enables calming base to be transformed into fuel. over the course of the day, around 800 kilograms of nice draw are stoned in 200 kilograms of compressed bio gas here. according to primal,
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the system can also transform the remains of parking plans without using additional chemicals. even farmers in the area, a profit from the system, a band. i mean, i don't want people, i would either bundle 30 or use it as part of all my life to start. and then i found this by a gas company and they bought betty from me add food or piece book. you know, i'm glad i can make some money from this way so they can be ways out of the ways, faxes, those from the trance formation process is built into fund, meant it organic for the like the fund moves. now use it on the crops. the company says that additional economical advantages, the entire process is called the new to it. and it maintains the systems are simpler and more flexible to be operated. then vendor solar power systems. feel that the buyer wants is abundantly available across the country, the photos,
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the moving that going in order to pick a country view. now pretty good. you will to browse the, allow me to go, what do you want in canada or she a, you more go and you're going to go to the list. excellent. so it may be when the, or from, when the, what i get it goes to takes place. it really read, so you for a little, this is bios. and so it all comes all these limitations of the options. the indian government wants to see 5000 of these systems in operation by 2020 full data currently only 46 generate energy. many of these rely on municipal waves and by a mazda, from lance's india, has the potential to produce about 62000000 metric tons of welcome produced by over . yes, we have a lot of the land bills throughout the country and a bunch of ideas. it is a mix off organic,
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as well as the organic section. so no organic friction of the, the municipal solid waste can be used to, you know, generate biopsy and you, because it is, but it's in cardboard and nitrogen. but there's a major stumbling block on the road to making more bio gas. most of the trash can in the landfills, isn't separated. it's one of the main reasons why a bio gas systems on more widespread because its disaggregation will not be that of the blog will not work because it needs to lead organic be stock in organic beach. stocks goes into look like it when you know the stuff, the biology of the product better cooperation between waste management, farming, and bio gas manufacturers will be key. is bio gas is to become as mainstream as conventional petrol. the
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deli, my choice, fully the lifeline of the city. in fact, michael is he also practically spent of these seems like most valued. i'm most surprises that because that he mentioned was arguably the best uh, sort of connected. and the cheapest model sounds part within the city. what, what would make it better? this metro station in daily runs partially on solar power. it's on track to be coming to the world's 1st metro station to get all its electricity from the sun. a new daily's metro chief has been working on this project for more than 5 years. the plans to build more solar powered stations across the capital, city. asthma and non conventional energy. a mock on the one it was a made by the grid. we want to generate a lot of energy. in recent years,
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india has ramped up its solar energy capacity and currently rank sports in the world. in terms of solar power production, the country is now home to some of the largest solar power plants a be run my head, john says that india is on its way to becoming a manufacturing hub for the world. the idea is the future that going through with technology changes, they're going to be technology related, linesman. and india is at that point of saying that we can on so the was that v r s and the was going manufacture their banners in india as solar energy gains traction across the country. many households and public offices are also turning to the renewable energy for their daily consumption cartridge, such debo, who runs a solar panel installation company, says he can barely keep up with the job borders north of north is that all their demand and loss both the years has gone explanation of every month,
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we're getting more than $1000.00 employees. i never today regarding 2 to 4 orders. they're getting everything in various parts of many with around $300.00 sunny days a year. india has the potential to become a world leader in solar power. and delhi is also currently developing schemes to help people in rural areas switch to solar. that could be transformational for millions of indians, especially for it's poor stuff citizens. the wheel ones have always been fascinated by the things around us. like the wind, this wind can blow away the leaves from trees. it can knock down traffic signs and it's going to even blow away entire houses and trees. if it gets really bad. so there must be some way to hardness this tremendous power. well, yes does out there is, and that all people who are trying several ways to do this. so let's go and watch
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that interesting adventures with the, with the hundreds of meet us above our heads. there's enough when to generate more power than the word needs. only be what harnessed so why don't we. ready to answer this, i tell you a story about brilliant ideas and failed attempts of a race to the sky and st potential corporate buyouts and passionate scientists. first let me show you this, the more colors and lines to see on this map showing that the window you, that's the window on the lowest surface, which could spin a normally wind turbine is you know, it. and this is wind several 100 meters above the ground. what does anything exactly we did i added to it tends to blow stronger instead. and this means more
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energy if we could have as those wind, several 100 meters of that we could potentially generate several times the energy and with the wind turbines on the ground. and this gets us to the one question that has been haunting scientist and stopped us for decades. how do we do this? a building gigantic wind turbines as high as device? bush cliff, that's our isn't feasible. oh. and just putting one on top is by that the winds of there are just too strong. but there are several ideas on how to get up there. anyway. thinkers and passionate engineers have been building quite viable, lied with males and their workshops. some of them even found at small companies, the bigger operation launched in 2010. the us company, a terrace came up with a generator attached to a helium balloon. the wind turbine without a heavy base and the cables connected to the ground. it was tested in alaska and suppose to have us energy. it's up to 600 meters acute. around the same time jim
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and company sky sales developed a high altitude, tried to pull into the container ships. the idea was to save diesel up to 10 percent according to its inventors. the shipping company went bankrupt and neither the ship guides no the winter, but at the end of the market. but both prototypes pointed to one thing to harvest, high altitude wins. you need flying power plants, the integral in 2013, they bought the eval on wind energy company by connie for an undisclosed amount with google's money on board. mckinney became the leading technology. defined pull up planned was about the size of a smaller truck. it climbed to another 2 to over on 300 meters, with circuit in the continuous and ultimate that one device generated enough energy for $300.00 households. according to my car. this seems to be the break for everyone has been waiting for documentary last shots. detention was huge, but some of the things to good time was
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suddenly the leader of a mean leader at that time in the field was going down. this is tisha cuz she does research at the faculty of aerospace engineering at the university of stuff. and when he says going down, he literally means going down one drone, crushed during a test on the c to everyone's surprise was prior and company also that decided to drop the project in 2020 expressing doubts about the economic viability of the flying palindrome. the definition each was let's, let's say a shock because it was uh, we expected that google might be supporting a bill. it reaches commercial liability, but uh but, but the good thing that happened is up there, look on the windows, it made all the knowledge and all the data that they had open source. the end of my connie didn't spell the end of evelyn window. a new wave of startups has kept
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working on smaller and smaller devices that use less and less material. some pursued mechanics approach. others attached that drawn to a rope, which talks at a generator and others that the same but replace the drone with a kite. the guy takes off automatically direct itself against the wind and unwinds a rope from a generator. the science and the figure h constant, the tugging the rope and creating it. ready according to sky sales, it can create energy for up to $500.00 households using 90 percent less material than traditional wind turbines. let's be clear though. there's nothing wrong with traditional wind turbines. they work, they're cheap at scale, and we urgently need more of them. but that's the thing. evelyn wind energy companies aren't you to replace turbines on the ground. they want to add to them. 1.4000000000 people globally living all scripts. and many of them currently power.
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they're homeless with 13, these are generates. it's still the early days, but sky sailed, so the 1st advice to more which is where they append to book an app on wind energy, have full east africa with a local investment company. the vision is to operate floating kind we'd funds offshore. in many rural areas, sky sales says that kinds can already or prize the fuel generated, and the industry sees and even pride of future hits in their own studies. they say evelyn with energy could become significantly cheaper than diesel and even cheaper than traditional with that you have on with technology, we need to know what's up investments, not to mention that app on devices for all of a bunch of regulatory questions around ad traffic. so yes, i did with wind energy could be big, but it still has a long way to go every kick and fly kites, but tapping into the winds of the and bring that power down to us takes along the
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race for the skies is well underway. the weather, staffing into the ad sun and water to fuel costs. sounds like a great idea, but it might be a little more complex then it seems. well, in today's the any age we're asking the eyes to tell us everything. what to eat, what the wet and even want to say. so why not to have a ton of the energy use was up to was well, it seems it can do quite something that's big a little. to do that, we'll save up to 50 percent emissions on average. we save 20 percent time. it might, if you can save even 10 percent off, that's a great start the saving energy using artificial intelligence. so ai intelligent software that works independently, lands constantly and makes decisions without any human involvement. this apartment blocking ballon is revolutionizing heating their solar panels on the roof, pipes filled with used womack from the apartments and the system pumping geothermal
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energy from a 100 meters below the surface. it's very sustainable, but it's a very complex. that's where these 2 developers come in to make sure the whole system works. they created a program that intelligently coordinates all the heat sources. skip the february issue for half of this is about predicting consumption. and also looking at when i use energy. and how i can use it in the best and most efficient way of doing them if it's ideally small. so with renewables cost me to bring it into a file that way i can reduce costs and my carbon footprint in while still having effective heating this and being able to take a hot shower vomas' on dish bundles and come to this not system uses. why the full cost predict energy usage? this hey, at venue the helped from if anything heating systems currently work by responding to outside air temperature an hour,
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but they never predict future temperatures. emanuel, exactly, i just react in a very static way. the engine begins par ai system has the advantage of letting people look into the future shop yet. so i know that i'll have signed at 12 noon that i can use to generate heat or electricity, which i can use perhaps when it's not sunny anymore. but everyone is wanting a shower as they get home from work from now. right now is a come in frank, fetch a. i is helping say that tricity in a data center. thousands of computers are at risk of a heating here. so they have to be closed constantly to do this. well, she was pumped up to the service from the basement. when it gets too hot, it's pumped out to the roof to cool down. then it's sent back down into the basement to start the process all over again. it's an energy intensive system. let's hear your thoughts who this is, what we provide. now in addition, is an extension of the parameters of the closed loop system of the results of that kind of when it's really cold outside. it's now not just the cooling tower that
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does the less but the pump too. before we get somebody done in the subsequent pump, also pumps a little less the kettle that he's like. so we consider this chain of dependencies and we make sure that the systems all coordinate with each other and i know from the knox from between them. thanks to ally but lens most important science and technology park is only heated when necessary and complete the will domestically to do this. digital twins of all the buildings were created and data gathered good. jason was instructive and now specific areas that only heated when needed, continue to admit that by to susanna each employee he could specify for the workplace. when should it be heated on? when am i on vacation? do i arrive at 6 and leave at 2 pm? all that can be defined individually, so that you do away with static heating at 20 degrees from 8 am to 6 pm. and that's an example of one measure that we've implemented that some of the dates will be good. thanks to a i,
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the heating systems have to operate less frequently and energy consumption is reduced. the developers didn't want to reveal how much the a software costs, but they did say it would pay for itself off to just one year. my walk as a journalist requires me to travel across the hinterlands. i'm due to the corners of the country now and all of these places the food, the ingredients and even the recipes are you don't need to spend a to keep on changing. but the one thing that is common in ours will really kitchens across the country, our student has or kay evans. now these cabins are really dead. it was for the respiratory health and lungs of the women who click on them. and they're also he already bad for the environment, but there is a one in focused on who has found the solution. this is jumper's especially place. she has a spend all was decorating gloss. i'm painting it with a favorite gum,
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a best kitchen, you've done cents on display. it's a still cheaper to send. besides being especially beautiful, her scope is also environment to be friends. jump on, made it from local resource line and click. and it doesn't need route. she uses ricketts that she made out of got done and sold us the elevator platform held so sit comfortably while cooking so as plasma adopted the bid, the deputy, i used to go to other villages with my husband on foot 11 and used to build stoves . i used to charge to 100 rupees for just one store in it. i used to make them stores that they need the money. i saved money and bought a donkey cart. and after i made $10000.00 stools, i own enough money to buy a move to buy on the bike. my husband took me to foss long areas in a minute, but so far i have made 40000 stove, and then it was done. this is the level of life so jump of charges less than
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a year for ones to which is affordable for the poor community in the who to lydia is the extent from and so bucks to 9 years ago the heritage foundation of bucks on had green jump another of them and the drops of stove and making a smoke in the homes has not only improved women's live, but it is also helping be in mind subset by environment. but yes, one of the biggest impact you guys, students had on the environment is vito use all for right. or they use vs. what do you yell instead of out or the theme is working to as changes in movements had, let me have you happen to be on the cases of suffering from asthma and i do these is due to a small cab degrees. there are many cases of children getting burned because as those that are on the ground, that those cases have also being video misuses pay will be a little bit of a 0. ok. and google buckets, the every other household that's access to
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a clean and safe cooking stove. millions of didn't use traditional, open 5 still. and it is often the villain who have to spend hours searching for daily cooking. women who have now switched to the new stoves. no difference they have had a 5 level, but that is the stove protects us from the heat and small, and also protect our kids and animals from diseases. and even the vain moto did not damage the stove, satisfied. so they already can rename the one that they lack of by finding that magazine. yeah. my jump, i was giving back to the community. she and her husband on their way to a nearby that she wants grand, other of them and debated stuff them since i 1st jump explains why an elevator the store can help me. she does them. this builds new to their hide can often survive flood voters and the use of line going to have to absorb carbon emissions. that i
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think that might be a big jump. i shows the women how to take measurements, need to know that the outline the boundary and prepare the line mix to the women, then use the mixture to cement. the clay breaks off for about 3 hours of labor and the women have made this as a stove. but decorating the chimney is the best boat smell so that i'm a little cold to cold. i want to be tied to them and i want to spend the skin. i want these tools to be made. animals still spot this on to the side, but this would help for people or not. if the ones who inherits people should not end up leaving on the street and off, how busy as the day of the getting is it towards the end of day building the stoves, help jump. i'll give a good a good life. she got the method and was able to on savings. she also gain enough to
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see issue of our communities that have worked with you a few minutes about. i feel really happy that i have done so much work. i'll be brought prosperity to my home. that is, and people recognize me, but when i go to any village, this one could save, you know, somebody's here, don't bother you. but somebody on the new stones book as a place to connect and the bones among the villages today is episode really left me hopefully. i mean, we are living and really unpredictable times and things are pretty bad. but despite all of this, that all people from very bad rounds who are coming up with solutions that truly make or just did you find any hope to do, let me know you can email us already talked to me directly on my twitter. i will see you next week to come back until then take care. see you soon. so most gosh, the,
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