‘Solar sheep’ help rural Australia go green, one panel at a time
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In an era where sustainability takes center stage, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a beacon of hope for a...
Thomas Jefferson freaking loved mammoths. He was obsessed with them by some accounts; writing about them, collecting their fossils, and...
Japanese engineering conglomerate IHI has signed a term sheet with Indian renewables developer ACME for 400,000 tonnes a year of...
September 14, 2021 - Joe Biden, President of the United States, speaks during a visit the Flatirons Campus of the...
China’s clean energy sector saw an unprecedented surge in 2023, injecting a staggering 11.4 trillion yuan (US$1.6 trillion), almost a...
European Energy has taken a significant step towards realising Australia’s largest solar farm by signing a power purchase agreement (PPA)...
European Energy has taken a significant step towards realising Australia’s largest solar farm by signing a power purchase agreement (PPA)...
Equinor has entered into a swap transaction with bp, under which Equinor will take full ownership of the Empire Wind...
Maritime giant AP Moller-Maersk has officially unveiled its new methanol-powered shipping container, the Ane Maersk, which is the world’s largest...
(POWERGEN 2024) From interconnection to market structures, U.S. power grid operators are grappling with an onslaught of battery storage development,...
A new industry group, H2eart for Europe, has warned in its launch report that between €18bn and €36bn ($19.5bn-39bn) will...
