The Eco-Friendly Feminine Hygiene Products Revolution
Feminine hygiene products are required around the world by people who menstruate. Most people who menstruate, will usually menstruate once a month, every month and will have around 450 periods in their lifetime. This roughly equates to 3,500 days spent menstruating. That’s over 10,000 period products in one lifetime! …
Back to Basics, Part 1: Sustainability and Sustainable Development
NEW for 2024: Back to Basics is a series of articles that broadly considers the definition, history, and theoretical development of topics and tech that serve as the underpinnings of the renewables industry. Sustainability and Sustainable Development Where does the term sustainability originate from? What caused this concept to emerge?…
Baltic States Series, Part 4: Estonia’s First Offshore Wind Tender Outcome
In the fourth article of the series, we will take a look at the green energy companies Ignitis Renewables and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). These companies have partnered up to successfully bid in the auction-based tender for the development of an offshore wind farm in the Liivi 2 sea area…
Refresher Course in Wind Farms and Point-to-Point Telecoms Issues – Part 6 – Key Takeaways and FAQs
This article is designed to give you the high-level knowledge you require to consider telecommunications issues alongside your development, therefore if you only have time to read one article in this series, make sure you are familiar with this one. In the final part of this six-parter, a list of…
Baltic States Series, Part 3: Rail Baltica – High-Speed Rail Done Right?
In the 3rd article in our series on the Baltic States, we take a look at a prominent high-speed rail development called Rail Baltica and compare this to the UK’s own high-speed rail development High Speed Rail 2 (HS2). Rail Baltica is a joint Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, and European Union-led,…
Hopping the Channel in a Hybrid?
In May 2025, Brittany Ferries is set to introduce two new passenger and vehicle ferries to its fleet. These two hybrid ships will replace its older, outdated predecessors on the route between Portsmouth and Caen. The new ships will utilise a liquified natural gas (LNG) and electric hybrid power system,…
Kansai: The Airport That Sank
On an artificial atoll created within the Osaka Bay lies Japan’s third airport, a feat of modern engineering which serves over 25 million passengers annually . It boasts two runways, the size of which are on a par with those at Heathrow, and the longest terminal building in the world…
Global Recycling: A Journey in the Making
Recycling is commonly integrated into most homes and businesses across the globe and is often perceived as a trend that is good for the environment, helps reduce the risk of extreme global warming and is beneficial to controlling waste. Although this is true, there are also many more important reasons…
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