Global warming arises from the net accumulation of solar energy within the Earth–atmosphere system. Passive radiative cooling paints (PRCPs) offer a scalable approach to mitigate this imbalance by reflecting solar radiation and emitting heat to outer space, thereby reducing surface and urban temperatures. PRCPs are p...
Linh Chi Tran, Y. Zhuge, Xian-Hu Liu et al.· Advanced Composites and Hybr...· 0 citations
Climate change and increasing heat stress in greenhouses are driving the demand for improved regulation of the greenhouse light and thermal environments. Spectral‐regulating agricultural greenhouse films can regulate the transmission, reflection, and conversion of solar radiation while enhancing mid‐infrared thermal...
Wei-Qing Su, Feng-Sen Xie, Yang-Qing Hou et al.· Advanced Sustainable Systems· 0 citations
Global warming and urbanization have increased cooling demand, driving up air-conditioning energy use and electricity loads. Zero-energy cooling technologies are therefore essential for energy savings and emission reduction. Radiative cooling, as a typical zero-energy cooling technology, is highly influenced by environ...
Pan Liu, Feng-Sen Xie, Chun-Tai Liu et al.· Small· 0 citations
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