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A natural phenomenon where surfaces facing the sky release heat as thermal radiation into the atmosphere and space. The technology captures this temperature difference to generate electricity.

Solar energy installations placed on the roofs of residential or commercial buildings.

Powered by the captured heat from the fuel cells, this generator contributes to the vehicle's overall energy system.

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A research project to develop and optimize a nanostructure catalyst for proton exchange membrane fuel cells that improves efficiency and reduces costs by decreasing platinum content.

Rooftop solar energy system installed at the new Los Angeles Lakers and South Bay Lakers headquarters in El Segundo, California, featuring 465 LG NeON 2 solar panels.

A research project developing technology to convert radiative sky cooling into renewable electricity at night. The project includes a prototype device and research published in the journal Joule.

A three-metal compound nanostructure catalyst for proton exchange membrane fuel cells that achieves 81% greater efficiency than conventional catalysts while reducing platinum content and costs.

375-watt solar panels installed on the UCLA Health Training Center roof as part of the Lakers' renewable energy initiative.

An experimental device consisting of a black-painted aluminum disk mounted on a roof that captures heat radiating into space and converts it into electricity using a thermoelectric generator. The prototype produced 25 milliwatts per square meter and was built for less than $30.