How Machine Learning Could Impact the Future of Renewable Energy
Machine learning technology - computer programs that use data sets to "learn" how to see patterns in information like wind speed and energy output - may be the answer to wind farms' prediction problem.
Composite Solutions for the Wind Energy Industry
With the push for longer blades, carbon fibre is used as its lighter weight compared to fibreglass, allowing longer blades to capture more wind energy.
Park City Wind Will Transform Bridgeport Into Offshore Wind Hub
Offshore wind project would create thousands of jobs, lead to more than $1.5 billion in investment and economic development opportunities, and save Connecticut ratepayers over $1 billion.
What Can Solar Panel Installers Do Amidst Decreasing Prices?
As a solar panel installer, what can you take of this decreasing price of solar panels? Would it do your business good or not-so-good? How can your business adapt to this decreasing price of solar panels (that shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon)?
Could Predictive Analytics Help Tesla Drop the Cost of the Battery Pack to $100 per kWh?
The battery pack cost of $100/kWh is a primary target for Tesla. To achieve this, the company must solve one of the world's most demanding technology challenges - and it is how to increase the volumetric energy density of battery cells while slashing production costs.
CalBio and Bloom Energy to Generate Renewable Electricity From Dairy Waste
On-Site Power Solution Will Dramatically Reduce Methane Emissions from Dairies by Using Captured Biogas to Generate Electricity without Combustion
Electromobility - the Era of Smart and Clean Transport
Apart from government initiatives, proactive participation of the private sector will play a vital role in the growth of the electric vehicle market. Recently, German auto giant Volkswagen announced ambitious plans to electrify the car market.
Are We All Driving Teslas Now?
The current trials and tribulations faced by the motor sector have been well documented and it's perhaps here where the real reasons for the Model 3's impressive August SMMT figures lie.
How Energy Deregulation Works For You
Innovative online brokerage platform Power Kiosk is opening up the benefits of the deregulated energy industry to consumers and brokers alike.
How to Build a Business Case for a Smart Energy Solution
We've reached the point where the question should be when and not if companies should start looking into optimizing their energy consumption. However, an alarmingly small amount have begun to make the change.
California Will Hit Climate Targets More Than 100 Years Too Late If Current Pace of Emissions Reductions Holds
Eleventh annual California Green Innovation Index finds state climate goals in question without major policy and technology breakthroughs to dramatically accelerate emissions decline.
Software Is Changing The Solar Power Industry: Here's 5 Reasons Why
With advanced technology, companies have embarked on an energy software development process that has enabled companies and individuals to control how energy is produced, circulated, and used.
Laws Helping to Tackle Carbon Emissions
As of June 27th, 2019, the UK government became the first major economy in the world to draft legislation pinpointing an end date to carbon emissions.
Energy to Go
No matter if it's a flashlight or a Tesla: They don't work without a battery. But what is the battery technology of the future? Researchers all over the world are looking for new solutions.
Is Nuclear Energy Still Viable?
Our aging nuclear plants need to be replaced but the new ones fail to compete on price with natural gas and renewable sources such as wind and solar energy.
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