Why Are Wind Turbines Getting Larger?
Larger devices produce more emission-free electricity than smaller variants. Sustainability policies and regulations, like the United Nations (UN) Paris Agreement, may influence wind power's continuous expansion.
Decarbonisation Tech Instantly Converts CO2 to Solid Carbon
Researchers have developed a smart and super-efficient new way of capturing carbon dioxide and converting it to solid carbon, to help advance the decarbonisation of heavy industries.
Turlock Irrigation District Selected to Pilot First-In-The-Nation Water-Energy Nexus Project Involving Solar Panels Over Canals
Ground to break this fall, providing proof of concept for University of California academic study; energy storage to be incorporated
Solis Helps Beijing Achieve the First "Carbon-Neutral Winter Olympics"
The installed capacity of this project is 128kW, with an annual power generation of 140,000 kWh. The green energy generated by the solar roof can offset about 90 tons of carbon dioxide each year.
The Coming Home Energy Management (R)Evolution
Electrical hardware and software developments are pulling the residential energy storage system (ESS) market forward by enabling intelligent home energy management solutions that solve important problems for installers and customers alike.
Recent Unique Advances in the Applications of Solar Energy to Benefit Us on a Day to Day Basis
As civilization grows the energy needed to support our lifestyles increases daily, requiring us to find new innovative ways to use our renewable resources such as the sunlight to create more energy for our society to continue making progress.
What Technology Is Required for Airlines to Turn to Hydrogen?
A recent study indicates hydrogen planes could account for one-third of passenger air traffic by 2050. Let's look at the technology necessary for these aircraft to run.
IGS to deliver vertical farming solution supporting first solar-powered commercial scale farm in Perth, Australia
The four-tower industrial scale farm will be the centrepiece of the site. It will generate 120 tonnes of produce per annum when it is fully operational next year - including lettuce, spinach, kale and basil, as well as the indigenous crops.
Reducing Methane Emissions Through Reciprocating Generator Sets
Methane is classified as a type of biogas. The organic materials naturally produced by plants and animals are collected to be recycled for their methane content. An anaerobic digester is used to simulate the natural process that would break down those organic materials.
NUS research team sets new efficiency record for solar cell technology
Their solar cells made using perovskite and organic materials achieve a power conversion efficiency of 23.6%, approaching that of conventional silicon solar cells
State-of-the-Art Solar Training Centre in Ghana handed over
The Solar Training Centre is a dedicated space at the TTU campus that from now on will be the home of practical and application-focused solar photovoltaic training.
The First PV Connectors for Harsh Environmental Conditions
Requirements for operating electrical installations in ambient temperatures over 70°C or at altitudes higher than 6,500 feet differ from the requirements for standard installations due to the different climate conditions.
The Next Giant Leap for Electric System Reliability: PG&E Proposes Nearly 1,600 MW of New Battery Energy Storage Capacity
If approved by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), these nine projects would bring PG&E's total battery energy storage system capacity to more than 3,330 MW by 2024.
Landmark Demonstration Shows How Common Wind Turbine Can Provide Fundamental Grid Stability
NREL Uses Advanced Grid Research Environment for First-Ever Example of Type-3 Turbines Using Grid-Forming Controls
Winter-ready SolarEdge PV System Set to Produce Over 80% of Wisconsin Manufacturer's Energy Needs
The rooftop array is comprised of 1,037 solar modules, each paired with SolarEdge Power Optimizers for maximum energy production at the site - despite challenging cold weather conditions typical to Wisconsin.
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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.
