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Insuring the Energy Transition
Insurers need to understand the risks of new and emerging hydrogen technologies. While there may be very little loss data available, there is a lot of innovation that can help insurers understand the quality of new technology.
The Future of Energy Demand is Flexible
While program structures differ across markets, the consistent need for flexible energy use during peak demand events makes automation and demand-side solutions increasingly valuable.
Gen Z and Millennials in the Renewable Energy Workforce
To increase understanding, our industry must be more vocal about highlighting its different players, from energy efficiency solutions providers to cleantech developers and even environmental consultants.
Revolutionizing Power Grids: The Essential Role of HVDC and FACTS in Modern Energy Transmission
Traditional alternating current (AC) transmission systems face limitations in their abilities to handle the variability of renewable energy sources, an issue compounded by the persistent challenges of an aging infrastructure.
Recent Advancements in Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology
Despite the positive characteristics of SMRs, the high costs and dangers of radioactive material deprioritize the technology compared to traditional and reliable energy sources like fossil fuels.
INFRGY Develops Groundbreaking Extended Range Wireless Energy Harvesting Technology
The INFRGY prototype captures radio frequency signals emitted by a transmitter, as well as electromagnetic signals harvested from the environment. The device then converts the captured RF energy into usable DC power.
Preparing for change - Resistors help to get the most out of wind power
Offshore farms are much further from the grid than their onshore counterparts, meaning there are less readily available connection points to distribute power to the transmission network.
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What Does the History of Alternative Energy Suggest About Its Future? 6 Insights
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It wasn’t until the 20th century that large-scale interest in renewable alternatives returned. Since then, technology, policy and market forces have pushed alternative energy from the margins to the mainstream.
REPORT: US Q1 Wind Installations Increase 91% YOY, but Uncertain Regulatory Environment Stalls Turbine Orders
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H1 year-over-year turbine orders fall 50%. Industry will see average installations of roughly 9 GW per year over next 5 years, amid regulatory uncertainties and market challenges.
The winds of change - technology, trends and the road ahead
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Wind power has become a fundamental pillar of the world’s energy mix, generating over 2,300 terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity each year as of 2023, or around 10 per cent of the world’s total supply.
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Natural Power advises on financing stage of landmark 182MWp solar PV projects in Lithuania
Natural Power, the leading independent renewable energy consultancy, has acted as Lenders' Technical Advisor (LTA) to senior lenders Norddeutsche Landesbank (NORD/LB) and the Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) on the successful financing of two large-scale solar PV projects in Lithuania developed by Green Genius.
SolaX and Flip Energy Partner to Unlock Grid Service Incentives for Homeowners
SolaX teams up with Flip Energy to deliver grid-services integration for battery systems in Puerto Rico and California.
Offshore Energy Industry urged to prioritise safety in the era of AI
DNV research to reveal gap between AI and offshore safety at SPE Offshore Europe 2025
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