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Nanotech cuts power use
A report prepared by Cairo University’s consultancy unit found that using silica-aerogel-enhanced glass in educational buildings in Aswan reduced annual cooling energy requirements by 26.3% compared with the baseline. It cautioned that this result depends on the conditions of the study and cannot automatically be applied to all buildings. The report recommends using nanomaterials for insulation and thermal control, and integrating them with artificial intelligence and building management systems to improve operational efficiency. It says the process should begin with building assessments, followed by pilot projects and measurement of their savings before wider implementation, alongside consideration of solar energy use.
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