What Is Energy Science and Technology?

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Energy Science and Technology focuses on the study of energy sources, including power plants and batteries, and is a significant field within Mechanical Engineering. Its applications are vast and critical, comparable in importance to sectors like medicine, communications, and transportation. The field encompasses various technologies and innovations aimed at improving energy efficiency and sustainability. Given its importance, many governments have dedicated ministries to oversee energy-related initiatives. Overall, Energy Science and Technology plays a crucial role in addressing global energy challenges.
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Energy Science and Technology is one of the areas of special interest of Mechanical Engineering. Can you explain me about Energy Science and Technology, its applications and how big this field is?
 
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"Energy Science and Technology" is simply the study of energy sources, basically power plants and batteries. This area is more than huge. On par with medicine, communications, and transportation. There's probably a minister for it in your federal government.
 
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