Sailing Seas of Data: Startup Charts Autonomous Oceanic Monitoring

The startup's nautical data collection technology has tracked hurricanes up close in the North Atlantic, discovered a 3,200-foot underwater mountain in the Pacific Ocean and begun to help map the entirety of the world's ocean floor.

After Soaring for Years, Solar PPA Prices Show Signs of Stabilization in Q2, According to LevelTen Energy's PPA Price Index

After increasing for over three years, solar prices decreased by 1% "While 1% is a small change, this is the first time since Q1 of 2020 that we've seen the market-averaged continental solar PPA price decrease," said Gia Clark, senior director of at LevelTen Energy.

BENY's 1500V DC Power Transmission and Distribution Solution Empowers the World's Largest Solar PV Power Station

Recently, the world's largest 7GW Solar PV power station in Qinghai Province's upper reaches of the Yellow River, invested by China National Energy Investment Group, successfully connected to the grid.

Sarcos and Blattner Company Sign Agreement for Development of Autonomous Robotic Solar Construction System

Industrial robotics leader and renewable energy leader team up to develop robotics aimed at improving worker safety and solving labor shortages

How to Win Recognition for Your Innovative Renewable Energy Solution

Recognition, akin to a ripple effect, can amplify the impact of your renewable energy solution, expanding its reach far beyond your wildest dreams. But how do you get that crucial first pebble to hit the water?

The Future of Indoor Solar Cells

Light power from solar cells stands out as the most sustainable alternative to disposable batteries. Furthermore, making products that are self-powered through light eliminates the need for battery replacements and enables maintenance-free operation of sensor devices.

EP Cube the First Modular Residential Battery System

With EP Cube, homeowners can work with their installer to determine the necessary capacity and purchase just the right number of modules to store power, from 9.9 kWh to 19.9 kWh, with a narrow gradient of only roughly 3.3 kWh.

The Future of Renewables Depends on Grid Upgrades

Much of the world is transitioning to green energy, and electricity demand is growing to record levels, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change. It is also straining the electric grid. How can governments adapt?

Solar Power in The UK - The Fall and Rise of an Industry

Solar Energy provision in the UK is experiencing a boom as we near the middle of 2023. With the price of wholesale fuel fluctuating wildly, energy bills rocketing and natural resources becoming more and more scarce.

TSE's agricultural canopies: PcVue at the heart of a system of photovoltaic shades

The agricultural canopy is composed of a large shading structure equipped with solar panels with tracker systems fixed on cables 5 meters above the fields.

Community Solar Project at Carraway Apartments

The challenge was finding the right provider that could deliver a project that generates substantial clean energy and offers significant value without sacrificing parking availability.

Tandem Solar Cells: Unlocking the Potential of Dual-Layer Solar Technology

Like with all renewable energy sources, improvements need to be made to solar to make it a truly viable alternative to fossil fuels. One emerging technology which is promising to help do this is tandem solar cells.

What Role Does Polymeric Technology Play in Burgeoning Wind Industry?

Designed to safeguard the integrity of wind turbine blade leading edges for the long term, polymeric repair and protection technology plays a critical role in supporting this burgeoning industry.

3 Reasons the Interconnection Queue Is the Next Hurdle for Renewable Energy

Solar and wind power are gaining momentum worldwide. Tthe interconnection queue backlog is one of the complications of the increased demand. It refers to the waiting time associated with collective power generation or transmission projects that need to connect to the grid.

Is it make or break time for the UK's energy transformation?

Could the lagging investment in the energy grid be one of the greatest problems facing the UK's infrastructure today? Suzanna Lashford from Vattenfall Networks shares her thoughts.

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