New Initiatives Implemented by Canada to Advance the Renewable Energy Industry
The Canadian government has unveiled new policies targeted at expanding the renewable energy industry to accelerate the shift to a greener economy. The Renewable Energy Programme, which the federal government announced as part of this endeavour, will offer substantial funds to support the development and implementation of renewable energy projects…
Cheltenham Town Football Club Going Green
Cheltenham Town Football club have made a green signing to end their 2023 calendar year, and have installed solar panel arrays at their Completely-Suzuki Stadium. Big Team Player The installed panel arrays, 213 solar panels to be exact, feature across the Colin Farmer and Hazelwoods Stand. The development will contribute…
Baltic States Series, Part 2: ELWIND – A Cross-Border Baltic Wind Project
In the 2nd article in our series on the Baltic States, this article takes a look at a prominent offshore wind development called ELWIND. When you look at the global offshore renewable map there is an extensive amount of wind development in the North Sea. However, if you take a…
Green New Year Resolutions
It’s that time of year again, when we stay up late to see the new year in, celebrating our achievements of the year we’re seeing out and hopeful for what the new year has in store for us. It is a common tradition that when we celebrate New Year, we…
Baltic States Series, Part 1: Harmony Link Project
The Harmony Link project is an electricity interconnector that will connect the Zarnowiec substation in the Pomeranian region of Poland with the Darbėnai substation in the Kretinga region of Lithuania . In the first in our series on the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania), we explore the benefits of…
Could Lab-Grown Meat be an Avenue to Achieving Renewable Targets for the UK?
Proposed solar farms in the UK continue to grow in size, with recent applications including single developments spanning over two thousand acres that could feed the energy demands of over ninety thousand British homes. A significant step towards a cleaner, safer future for the UK. However, opposition to such projects are frequently raised…
Cottoning On to the Textile Exchange’s Regenerative Agriculture Outcome Framework
We often associate fertilisers and pesticides with food crops, but we don’t often consider that the textile industry has a part to play in this too. As the cotton industry is one of the largest in the world, concerns are being raised over the use of these harmful chemicals to…
Navigating Sustainable Horizons: Indonesia’s Floating Solar Revolution
The equatorial region, with its abundant sunshine, holds immense potential for solar energy solutions. This area is home to large coastal nations like Indonesia – the fourth most populous country globally . However, challenges…
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