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Dr. Volker Wittwer discusses solar thermal systems and their potential to provide affordable clean energy. Solar thermal collectors can help meet the thermal energy demands of buildings by using the building envelope to absorb solar radiation. Looking ahead, buildings will be designed not only for protection and aesthetics but also to capture solar energy and cover a building's energy needs. Some renewable sources like solar have nearly unlimited potential compared to others such as modern biomass, wind, and hydro.
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