Carbon Offsets: Transitioning to Carbon Neutrality
In light of the intractable pivot towards net zero, we explore the rationales behind carbon offsets, some of the current challenges, and potential paths forward.
Leveraging Energy Storage for Demand Response in Microgrids
Associating a value of resilience for backup power can help end users understand the value of their energy storage investment. Now, an increasing number of utilities are offering payouts for battery participation in the grid as well.
Expanding Organics Recycling: Overcoming Challenges
Adopting organics recycling can be a challenge for companies, overcoming those challenges requires innovative thinking, the creation of a new kind of infrastructure and raising awareness among end-consumers about the benefits of circular organics recycling.
Advantages of an All-in-One Off Grid Energy Storage System
Our market research indicates that, out of the people shopping for off-grid systems, 64% want to buy a full system and only 36% want individual parts. 60% want the project to be DIY.
Recent Advancements in the Field of Nuclear Power
Recent advancements and developmental efforts have been made in nuclear energy, including advanced designs for nuclear plants/reactors, waste management, nuclear accidents, and more.
NREL Researchers Reveal How Buildings Across United States Do-and Could-Use Energy
This data set, called the End-Use Load Profiles, reveals the massive climate impacts that improvements to the U.S. building stock could have.
Sheri Givens - the Moving Force Behind the SEPA - An Exclusive Interview
She brings her insights and shares the history and mission of the SEPA and RE+ company in my interview that we held and recorded during the RE+ event in Las Vegas in September 2023.
Electronic Recycling on a Global Scale: Collaborative Efforts and Success Stories
Global e-waste is currently around 53.6 metric tons in 2020. In another seven years, estimates are that we'll reach 75 million metric tons. In the 2010s, the generation of e-waste increased by 60%.
Why Are Wind Turbines Being Switched Off? - Power Transmission is Just as Important as Generation
Despite reaching impressive milestones in recent years, there's a massive problem with the wind sector - power wastage. In 2022, it was reported that Brits paid millions to switch off wind turbines as networks were unable to deal with the levels of power generated.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Understanding the Zero-emissions Automobile Industry
To support both the requirements for a scalable EU battery supply chain, and a reduction in whole lifecycle carbon emissions, greater knowledge of the possibilities and realities of battery recycling is critical.
Addressing Fire Suppression Needs for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
The threat from ICE vehicle fires and filling stations is well known and documented. But what we do not know yet is the level of hazard that will accompany so many vehicles being charged all over the world.
Recent Advancements in Solar Car Technology
The automobile industry is currently undergoing a revolution, moving to electrification; part of this shift is including a focus on renewable power sources3. Notably, solar-powered cars, then, became an avenue worth pursuing.
Electrochemical Processes for Advancing Carbon Capture Efficiency
The typical carbon capture approach happens in two steps. The first involves using high-pH liquids to separate the carbon dioxide from mixed-gas streams.
Talking RE+ with LG
Under the campaign, "Hello, my name is…", LG's display is designed to create personalized, meaningful connections with the ESS industry, offering a greater understanding of LG Electronics USA's work and products.
Talking RE+ with Solis Inverters
Attendees can use tablets and phones to get online and check out the SolisCloud monitoring platform with cutting edge features for homeowners and PV system fleet managers.
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