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- The rising global demand for electrical energy is driving significant research efforts.
- This increase in demand is prompting innovations in energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.
- Researchers are focusing on sustainable solutions to meet the needs of a growing population and economy.
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The internationally growing demand for electrical energy is one of the most prominent triggers stimulating research these days.[...].
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