SKYVOLT

Abstract The world is facing an escalating crisis of pollution and environmental degradation driven by the heavy reliance on fossil fuels and inefficient, centralised power systems. Air pollution, carbon emissions, and industrial waste continue to harm our health, ecosystems, and climate, creating an urgent need for clean, sustainable alternatives. In this context, SkyVolt emerges as a practical, low-cost, and scalable clean energy solution. Using the power of the sun, SkyVolt can generate electricity both day and night without producing pollution, relying on thermal storage and thermoelectric generation to deliver continuous power. It is designed to be modular, easy to deploy in open lands or deserts, and capable of working alongside solar PV to create clean energy fields that transform sunlight into reliable electricity. SkyVolt represents a hopeful step toward a cleaner, resilient future, offering a pathway for communities and industries to reduce pollution while meeting their energy needs sustainably. Note: Copying, reproducing, or republishing this work in any form without proper permission is strictly prohibited.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-07-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16369620
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Solar Energy Systems and Technologies
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SKYVOLT

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Solar Energy Systems and Technologies
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SKYVOLT

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Abstract

Abstract The world is facing an escalating crisis of pollution and environmental degradation driven by the heavy reliance on fossil fuels and inefficient, centralised power systems. Air pollution, carbon emissions, and industrial waste continue to harm our health, ecosystems, and climate, creating an urgent need for clean, sustainable alternatives. In this context, SkyVolt emerges as a practical, low-cost, and scalable clean energy solution. Using the power of the sun, SkyVolt can generate electricity both day and night without producing pollution, relying on thermal storage and thermoelectric generation to deliver continuous power. It is designed to be modular, easy to deploy in open lands or deserts, and capable of working alongside solar PV to create clean energy fields that transform sunlight into reliable electricity. SkyVolt represents a hopeful step toward a cleaner, resilient future, offering a pathway for communities and industries to reduce pollution while meeting their energy needs sustainably. Note: Copying, reproducing, or republishing this work in any form without proper permission is strictly prohibited.

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