News: The biggest solar-powered vanadium flow battery (VFB) on the Planet will place rural Yadlamalka firmly on the world clean energy map.
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Tag: Renewable Energy
Guest Blog: Testing the future of grid-integrated renewables
With clean power on the rise, CESI examines the importance of lab-testing systems for grid-integrated renewables and energy storage.
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$3.4 trillion to be invested in renewable energy by 2030
News: Decentralisation, decarbonisation and digitalisation will drive multi-trillion-dollar global investment in renewable energy this decade.
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5 principles for a post-COVID bioeconomy
News: 20-country Biofuture Platform launches a set of 5 Principles to support short-term relief packages and post-COVID economic recovery.
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Why there is more to anaerobic digestion than just food
News: Anaerobic digestion industry calls for understanding of its potential to generate energy, support a circular economy and provide jobs.
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New Index to calculate carbon footprint of cloud computing
News: Free Index launched to enable users to calculate the carbon impact of options for cloud-computing, to factor in environmental cost of their choices.
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Breakthrough in nanotechnology could power revolution in wearables
News: Innovation in energy-harvesting technology uses nanogenerators to convert movement into electricity in breakthrough for wearables and implantables.
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First hybrid crew transfer vessels for UK offshore wind farm
News: In a first for the UK, electric drivetrains have been selected to power the crew transfer vessels for a new offshore wind farm in the North Sea.
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Clean energy outperforms dirty power stocks but lacks size
News: Clean energy stocks are a clear winner both before and during COVID-19, with higher returns and lower risk than fossil fuels, but lack market size.
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News: Solar and wind now cheapest for 2 in 3 people worldwide
News: Solar PV and onshore wind are now the cheapest new energy sources for two-thirds of the global population — their scale-up puts coal and gas at risk.
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