1. Energy mix : integration of renewable and fossil energies
Global energy demands have sharply increased, from several MWh/person in prehistoric times to over 50 MWh/person in developed nations today. Considering the inevitable decline in fossil fuel resources, associated cost increases (+791% in petrol prices from 2005 to 2022) and health and environmental impacts, transitioning towards a low-carbon energy mix is imperative. Massive deployment of renewable technologies for heat and electricity production is essential. By 2030, their additional annual capacity should triple, reaching +940 GW (a 70% increase vs. previous records), enabled by climate and energy security policies in approximately 140 countries
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Energy mix : integration of renewable and fossil energies
Thermal energy storage : not exclusive but strategically vital
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[BV1] Composite material for storing heat energy at high temperatures EP 2444468
[BV2] Lithium hydroxide-based thermal energy storage device. PCT/FR2023/051328
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