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Wageningen University

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New luminescence method for locating geothermal energy hotspots
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Electrolysis
The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.
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Plant power
A technology that generates electricity from living plants by utilizing the organic matter excreted through their roots and the electrons released by micro-organisms that break down this matter.
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Luminescence dating
A technique that uses the emission of light from a substance not caused by heat to reveal past temperatures encountered by rocks over thousands of years.
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Often mentioned with · Projects

Starry Sky
A project that demonstrated Plant-e's electricity discovery by lighting up over 300 LED streetlights at two locations.
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Plant-e headquarters
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Often mentioned with · People

Benny Guralnick
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Christina Ankjærgaard
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Often mentioned with · Research studies

New luminescence method for locating geothermal energy hotspots
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Researchers make geothermal energy breakthrough
Researchers from Wageningen University, specifically the Netherlands Centre for Luminescence dating (NCL), developed a new luminescence method for locating geothermal energy hotspots.
Green energy from living plants powers streetlights
The company Plant-e originated as an offshoot from the Environmental Technology department of Wageningen University.
Carbon dioxide could be a new clean energy resource
Wageningen University is collaborating with Wetsus on research to generate electrical power by harnessing carbon dioxide emissions.

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