AI, quantum physics, blockchain, extended reality, and advanced connectivity are usually discussed as ways to improve existing energy systems. But what changes when the same technologies are applied to energy generation itself? From materials modeling and experimental validation to distributed participation and workforce training, the boundaries between physics, computation, and infrastructure are becoming increasingly interesting to examine.
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