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.
Dragonfly Energy Represents Battery Manufacturing Industry during Nevada Trade Mission to Canada
-Dragonfly Energy represented Nevada's battery manufacturing industry as part of a North American delegation during a recent Nevada Trade Mission to Canada
-Among attendees were representatives from U.S. Departments of Commerce and State, Canadian government officials and businesses, Nevada businesses, and Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo
New study into new renewable and affordable microgrid using biogas from agriculture farming
The innovations work for both islanded mode and on-grid application, particularly for communities with off-grid/unreliable power-systems. They also work for second life batteries as energy storage solutions.
Lindsay Precast Announces the Launch of Lindsay Renewables
The new division reflects the company's decades of leadership in clean energy solutions
Encomara's new floating offshore wind infrastructure set to deliver first power faster
Scottish start-up launches its SWIFT and SQUID solutions for pilot, pre-commercial and full-scale GW commercial floating
New Head of Construction and Operations for Natural Power France
Natural Power, the leading renewable energy consultancy and service provider, has appointed Fabien Vacher as Head of Construction and Operations in France.
Natural Power appoints new Head of Servicing
Leading renewable energy consultancy and service provider, Natural Power, has appointed Angelika Gibula as Head of Servicing.
Mitsubishi Power Marks Successful Validation, Installation and Operation of Large-Scale Electrolyzers
The First commercial operation of the 5.5 MW electrolyzer slated for the Advanced Clean Energy Storage Project in Utah demonstrates Mitsubishi Power's unique approach to ensuring its technology is fully tested in real-world conditions before entering commercial operation
Orsted Completes 200 MW Wind Farm in Kansas
Sunflower Wind will be Orsted's 13th operational wind farm in the United States with capacity to power more than 70,000 homes
Are we losing our lead in the global renewables market?
By Jeremy Sainsbury OBE, Director at Natural Power
As it's Scotland's Climate Week (25th Sept - 1st October 2023), it's a critical time to take stock and critically review where we are as an industry in the global context of our battle against climate change.
India Will See a Substantial Growth in Residential Rooftop Solar, and Utility-Scale PV Power Projects Will Seek More Efficient Products
Compared to conventional energy sources, solar energy has been largely cheaper in India due to the rapid decline in photovoltaic manufacturing costs. This allows India to generate electricity at relatively high interest rates.
SolAgra Contracts with University of Delaware for Agrivoltaics Research
These facilities will allow faculty and students in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources to study the benefits of co-locating solar tracking systems with crop production.
Renewables Jobs Nearly Doubled in Past Decade, Soared to 13.7 Million in 2022
Employment expands despite crises and challenges and growing use of industrial policies can create more localised supply chains, a new report finds
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%.
Soltec supplies 50 MW of solar trackers to Renantis in Italy
• Projects are located in the regions of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Puglia, and Sicily
• These projects will prevent the emission of approximately 91,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere and will produce energy to power around 7,700 households
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