Our ideas about saving energy just went out the window - one made of ‘water’

A ‘liquid window’ cuts energy consumption in buildings by up to 45% compared with traditional glass windows

05 November 2020 - 20:27 By Michael Taylor

A newly developed “liquid window” can block sunlight to keep a building cool and absorb heat to be gradually released during the day or night to cut energy costs, scientists said...

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