Solar Water Heater: A Way To Harvest Abundant Solar Energy And Cut Down Use Of Fossil Fuels
It took us ages to realize the earth's natural resources such as oil, natural gas, and coal are limited. However, we can harvest abundant solar energy free of cost. With an affordable initial investment, solar water heaters quickly became the most cost-effective and eco-friendly solution and alternative to traditional methods.
A solar water heater draws power from the sun for daily use. It is placed in an open area where it can get sunlight during the majority part of the day. Solar water heaters are beneficial in several ways in terms of financial, environmental, and socio-economical. Solar water heaters do not emit harmful gas, contradictory to conventional methods such as the use of fossil fuels that produce a colossal amount of CO2, harming the environment. Therefore, the demand for solar water heaters has increased over the last few years.
Solar Industry Launches Diverse Suppliers Database
SEIA has created supplier diversity guides and resources for the industry, but companies overwhelmingly stated that the biggest barrier to implementation was finding diverse businesses working in the solar industry.
Rosendin's Renewable Energy Group Partners with SB Energy to Construct One of California's Largest Solar Power Projects
Riverside County Project Covers Nearly 5 Square Miles
Blue Planet Energy Launches Zero-Down Clean Energy Microgrid Financing for California Businesses
New commercial microgrid financing delivers clean, reliable energy with no capital outlay
Stem, Inc. Announces Collaboration with Ameresco on New Smart Energy Storage Project for Holy Cross Energy
Colorado-based electric cooperative to install 15MWh battery storage system focused on providing sustainability, savings, and resilience
Unveiling pvDesign 3.0 to the public
Dig into RatedPower's 3D Layout Model, an enhanced CAPEX calculation and the Earthworks calculation tool, on their journey to increasing efficiency of PV engineering teams.
ABB's OCTOPUS software finds smart way to increase wind vessel uptime by 35 percent
The safe transfer of personnel between a support vessel and an offshore turbine platform is often the limiting factor in maintenance hours, where rough seas mean crews cannot land by walkway or from the air. In cases where maintenance can be carried out using robotics instead of personnel, the same restrictions would not apply.
Sodium-ion batteries offer the UK an opportunity to take a lead in sustainable battery market
The growing interest in sustainable next-generation battery technology underscores an opportunity for the UK to take a leading role in this industry,
Innovative ways to store and utilize solar energy emerge, different challenges will be overcome
Solar energy is available in abundance. The non-renewable sources of energy will deplete one day or the other if not utilized cautiously. With solar energy and its abundant availability, the challenge is to store it and utilize in the future.
DISTRIBUTECH International Announces Host Utility and Partnerships to Support the Industry's Navigation of the Energy Transition
The partnership with CESA will enhance coverage of energy storage allowing for great penetration into the renewables sector while the partnerships with Forth, SECC, and VGIC will enhance coverage of Smart Energy, Electric Vehicles and other Grid-Edge Technologies.
Ahlstrom-Munksjö Launches FiltEV®, its New, Comprehensive Platform of High Performance Filtration Materials for Electric Vehicles
Ahlstrom-Munksjö advances further into the growth segment of electrification, launching its first product offering, totally dedicated to filtration media solutions for electric vehicles.
Making subsidy-free solar a reality in north Wales
Leading renewable energy consultancy and service provider, Natural Power, has completed management of the construction phase at the 6MW Llwyndyrus solar farm near Pwlheli Gwynedd, Wales, on behalf of the project owner, Blackfinch Investments.
The road to electrification
All of us are probably aware of the UK's initiative to bring forward the ban on fossil fuel powered vehicles to 2030 from 2040 , to speed green recovery plans generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that the days remaining to electrify the UK's road network are rapidly running out. Here, Steve Hughes, managing director of power quality specialist REO UK, points out some potential potholes on the road ahead.
How batteries are improving the hotel experience
According to a recent survey, 52 per cent of UK business travellers believe that automated technology such as robotics would make their trips safer. Here, Robert Brown, marketing executive at UK battery manufacturer Accutronics, considers why hoteliers should invest in both hotel robot and smoke alarm batteries now.
YMCA Flexes Power-Saving Muscles with Budderfly's Energy-Efficiency-as-a-Service
YMCA of Southwest Kansas has selected Budderfly to upgrade its lighting and HVAC units-at no out-of-pocket expense and Budderfly providing 100% of the capital, equipment and installation-to transform the YMCA for better energy efficiency.
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