CORPORATE CLEAN ENERGY BUYING GREW 18% IN 2020, DESPITE MOUNTAIN OF ADVERSITY
Corporations purchased a record 23.7GW of clean power through long-term agreements, propelled by growth in new markets. The increase came despite a year devastated by the Covid-19 pandemic, a global recession and uncertainty about U.S. energy policy.
ENERGY TRANSITION INVESTMENT HIT $500 BILLION IN 2020 - FOR FIRST TIME
The world invested unprecedented amounts in low-carbon assets last year, from renewables to cleaner transport, energy storage to electric heat
How Optimized Energy Management Delivers Reliability, Efficiency and Sustainability at the Fekola Gold Mine
The addition of a 35MWp solar photovoltaic (PV) plant and 17MW/15MWh of energy storage to the existing 64MW thermal engine plant was decided. This new energy mix is anticipated to save over 13 million litres of fuel
The Benefits of Pairing Geothermal With PV Systems
There are many advantages to enjoy when you use renewable energy. Did you know that you can incorporate more than one source to reap even more benefits? Take a look at why you might combine geothermal with photovoltaic or PV systems for maximum results.
An electrifying history - The developments that steered electric vehicles from past to present day
With sales of electric vehicles (EVs) already rising by 144 per cent in 2019, the popularity of EVs will only continue to increase ― but they haven't always been racing ahead.
On the road to invisible solar panels: How tomorrow's windows will generate electricity
By combining the unique properties of titanium dioxide and nickel oxide semiconductors, the researchers were able to generate an efficient, transparent solar cell.
How These Legal Firms Are Taking Action for Renewable Energy
Environmentalists most commonly focus on solar and wind energy, moving away from fossil fuels. However, they may encounter legal issues along the way.
Using Renewable Energy for LEED Certification
Growing knowledge of energy consumption's environmental impact has led to a sharp increase in demand for sustainable buildings. This shift has made sustainable certifications - like the LEED certification - a major draw for renters and investors.
GE Renewable Energy Announces US Blade Recycling Contract with Veolia
Agreement involves using wind turbine blades to replace raw material for cement manufacturing -enabling a 27% net reduction in CO2 emissions from cement production.
The journey of LPG: From ground to the tank
As demand for LPG has grown in recent years, so has the need for facilities that can store and supply large volumes of this increasingly popular fuel.
Peachtree Corners Smart City and The Ray Install USA's First Road Surface Solar Panels on Autonomous Vehicle Lane
French-engineered road surface solar panels, the first in an American city, may power more parts of the city in the future - from streetlights to other city infrastructure, including backup for grid outages
The wind industry needs to invest in ageing fleets to avoid a steep decline in output and increased risk of catastrophic failure - ONYX InSight
As the industry takes an increasingly optimistic view of turbine life, there needs to be a more proactive approach to mitigating the risks of catastrophic failure and a decline in energy production.
Boris Bans Petrol and Diesels, But the Future's Bright For Electric
The Prime Minister has labelled his ten-point action plan, which includes investment in sustainable energy and bettered public transport, a 'green industrial revolution'.
The Future of Warehouse Sustainability
The key areas to focus on are technology, the environment and public health. Then, warehouses can become sustainable in every sense of the word.
New Survey Finds More Countries Turning to Macro Grids to Enable Energy Transition
A global survey of Macro Grids conducted by Iowa State University shows countries around the world are scaling up their electric grids in order to tap low-cost domestic and foreign renewable resources, grow their economies, and strengthen security
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Vecoplan - Planning and implementation of complete processing plants in refuse derived fuel production
In order to reduce the costs involved in the energy-intensive production of cement, many manufacturers are turning to refuse-derived fuels (RDF), considerably reducing the proportion of expensive primary fuels they would normally use. Solid fuels are being increasingly used - these might be used tyres, waste wood or mixtures of plastics, paper, composite materials and textiles. Vecoplan provides operators of cement plants with proven and robust components for conveying the material and separating iron and impurities, efficient receiving stations, storage systems and, of course, efficient shredders for an output in various qualities.
