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EU Emergency Regulation To Help Accelerate Solar Licences
To speed up the deployment of renewable power in the wake of the energy crisis and the ripple effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the European Commission on November 8th suggested a temporary emergency regulation.
The idea, which is expected to...
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Sweden Will House First Zero-Energy Warehouse In The World
The 20,000-square-meter building, which is located in Bolsta, 50 kilometres north-west of Stockholm, will achieve 100% CO2 neutrality over the course of its entire lifecycle, encompassing construction, operations, and disassembly, without relying on any outside offsetting measures.
It will be...
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Floating Solar Wind Turbine Off China Awaits Storm Test
After building an offshore floating PV plant combined with a wind turbine, Chinese development behemoth SPIC and a Norwegian solar leader are claiming a world first. They now hope it can withstand a confrontational typhoon season in China.
The hybrid...
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Wind And Solar Power Now Make About 10% of Global Generation
According to research firm BloombergNEF, the world's wind and solar projects will be able to supply more than a tenth of the world's power needs for the first time in 2021. In 2021, as the world economy recovered from...
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Energy Management In Parks: A Brief Guide
A park is a place that's been set aside for recreational purposes. Its outstanding beauty is one of the primary reasons it has been put aside. Most public parks have street lighting, while swimming pools have others like the...
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4 Mistakes To Avoid When Choosing A Solar Pile Supplier
The world is undeniably changing, and various different industries are changing alongside it, trying to fit in perfectly with all the new things and opportunities that are appearing on the market. One of the things that we cannot deny...
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Data Shows New England Small-Scale Solar Is Altering Needs
Small-scale solar is significantly altering New England's patterns of electricity demand.
The hourly pattern of metered energy consumption is changing from March through May, according to research by the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration (EIA). This is because of a...
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