World's largest rooftop solar panel installation the size of 18 football pitches gets underway at Falken tyre manufacturing facility
The largest solar rooftop installation on a single facility will generate solar power to manufacture Falken tyres for Europe and contribute to total annual CO2 emissions reduction of 38,000 tonnes²
New offshore floating photovoltaic (PV) technology
Belgian partners Tractebel, DEME, and Jan De Nul introduce SEAVOLT©, a new offshore floating photovoltaic (PV) technology. This technology is a result of joint research and development, combining the expertise of solar, environmental, and offshore experts.
The Long-term Energy Storage Conundrum and Its Impact on the Clean Energy Transition
UK based Storelectric, discusses the current state of the clean energy transition worldwide, the need for long-duration energy storage, the place for hydrogen in national grids, and a way to eliminate the renewable energy intermittency issue.
Drive-drill-drive Technique For Pile Installation
The globalisation of offshore wind means that regions including the US and Asia are seeing a rapid take-off of infrastructure installation, with government goals to deploy a set number of gigawatts (GW) within a given timeframe.
Renewable Energy Solution PowerNEST
PowerNEST is the only rooftop renewable energy system that can fully power a medium- to high-rise building. It's a flowing kinetic sculpture of wind & solar tech, a stunning crown that provides on-site energy for buildings five stories or higher.
Constellation Starts Production at Nation's First One Megawatt Demonstration Scale Nuclear-Powered Clean Hydrogen Facility
State-of-the-art facility will demonstrate the value of producing hydrogen with carbon-free nuclear energy to help address the climate crisis
RoofScreen Tops Starbucks' First Solar Powered Store
"Adding a RoofScreen is often a great alternative to vertically extending a parapet wall during construction, as it is often less expensive and more feasible."
Securing Financing and Capital for Solar + Storage Projects
The most common challenges that developers face include having access to competitive and creative financing for their customers, and securing the necessary capital to effectively develop and build their projects.
Advances in Hydroelectric Power Generation
Even after a century of experience with this reliable renewable resource, significant opportunities still exist to expand the nation's hydropower resources
Microvast Energy Utility-Scale ESS Solution
Although our entry into the stationary energy segment is recent, our ESS container's cells and modules have been rigorously field-tested and established in the CEV market.
Chung-Ang University Researchers Use Deep Learning to Develop a Forecasting Model for Efficiently Managing Electric Grids
It employs a long short-term memory network and incentive-based demand response program to predict uncertainties in renewable energy sources implemented in microgrids, their energy demand, and market prices.
LG Energy Solution and Honda Break Ground for New Joint Venture EV Battery Plant in Ohio
EV batteries from the facility, over 2 million sq. ft. in size, to be provided exclusively to Honda auto plants to produce EVs to be sold in North America
Maintenance and Safety Considerations for Home Energy Storage Systems
Home energy storage systems, also known as home battery systems, have become increasingly popular in recent years as a means of storing excess energy generated by renewable sources such as solar panels.
RE+NorthEast 2023-Clean Energy Forum in Boston, MA
RE+NorthEast 2023 welcomed a large group of keynote speakers and policymakers who shared their expertise and opinion during structured group discussions and networking.
How Microgrids Are Helping Communities Achieve Energy Goals
Whether you're powering a small business, a college campus, or anything in between the concept of grid autonomy continues to gain momentum.
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Vecoplan - Planning and implementation of complete processing plants in refuse derived fuel production
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