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    India, Taiwan team up on solar tech to turn carbon emissions into green energy

    India and Taiwan have worked together to create a new solar technology that converts carbon emissions into clean, renewable energy. Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science collaborated with National Taiwan University to make this possible.
    May 21, 2025By QH Editorial Team
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    • India and Taiwan develop solar tech converting carbon emissions to clean fuel
    • New system uses sunlight to turn harmful gases into renewable energy
    • Collaboration advances green energy with sustainable, eco-friendly solutions

    In a promising development in the fight against climate change, Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HITS), Chennai, has created a photocatalytic system that uses sunlight to convert harmful carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable renewable fuels. The research, done in collaboration with National Taiwan University, is published in the respected journal Nano Energy and marks a significant step forward in green chemistry.

    https://www.indiatoday.in/education-today/news/story/india-taiwan-team-up-on-solar-tech-to-turn-carbon-emissions-into-green-energy-2728258-2025-05-21

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