RECCE is now home to a unique facility that can lead the world in the area od ground source heat pump technology. This revolutionary cooling system is keeping down the heat and the cost.
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Cooling tower revolutionises energy generation in drought areas. This is the world’s biggest research facility to investigate dry cooling for power plants.
RECCE joins forces with six other institutes to facilitate Australia’s move towards power generation from solar energy; aiming at harvesting the heat to generate electricity.
"NEW ground-breaking technology developed in Queensland could soon revolutionise the electricity industry - leading to a cheaper, more reliable source of energy in drought-affected areas."
"NEW ground-breaking technology developed in Queensland could soon revolutionise the electricity industry - leading to a cheaper, more reliable source of energy in drought-affected areas."
"NEW ground-breaking technology developed in Queensland could soon revolutionise the electricity industry - leading to a cheaper, more reliable source of energy in drought-affected areas."
"NEW ground-breaking technology developed in Queensland could soon revolutionise the electricity industry - leading to a cheaper, more reliable source of energy in drought-affected areas."
"NEW technology aiming to transform the electricity industry is being developed at The University of Queensland's Gatton campus. The university's hybrid cooling tower technology aims"
"Released September 23, 2015 The University of Queensland has developed a new cooling tower technology which could transform power generation and reduce consumption in drought-affected"
"NEW technology to create a cheaper, more reliable energy source in drought-affected areas is being developed at the University of Queensland's Gatton campus. State Government"
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