Daylight Sunlight: Balconies and Skylights
When undertaking Daylight Sunlight assessments, the first place to start when determining the impact is to look at windows, including their size, where they are positioned/orientated, and what obstructions are near them. There are, however, two other factors that may complicate matters further when undertaking the analysis: balconies and skylights.…
Glint and Glare Policy Series: Glare Down Under
As solar energy continues to increase in prominence, so too does the policy framework surrounding this infrastructure. In this series of articles, we will discuss the guidance that is taking shape down under. Image AI generated. Starting off in New South Wales (NSW), Glint and Glare guidance continues to evolve.…
Surf’s Up! Turbine Blade Surfboards
Wind turbines have long been a key component of the renewable energy movement, providing cleaner energy solutions worldwide. However, as outlined in the 2024 news article “Recycling Wind Turbine Blades,” the challenge of managing decommissioned wind turbine blades is becoming increasingly pressing. These blades, constructed from durable composite materials, are…
Would You Live in a Solar-Powered Tiny Home?
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, the idea of downsizing to a solar-powered tiny home is growing in popularity. These compact, energy-efficient dwellings offer an appealing alternative to traditional housing, combining environmental responsibility with financial savings and a minimalist lifestyle. Figure 1: Small solar-powered cabin in the woods. …
UK’s Electricity ‘Cleanest Ever’ in 2024
As we reflect on 2024, it’s important to acknowledge both the successes and setbacks in the UK’s journey toward net zero. This article highlights one of the year’s biggest milestones: the UK’s electricity grid reaching its cleanest level on record. The UK’s Clean Energy Revolution One of the major positives…
China Plans to Launch Solar Panels Into Space
The South China Morning Post reported on 9th January 2025 that China is planning to build a solar farm in space. Long Lehao, a Chinese aerospace engineer and member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, claimed that the aim is to build a solar farm that is 1km-wide. The energy…
Solar Grazing: Striking a ‘Baa’-lance Between Sheep and Solar
We recently published an overview of the types of farming that come under the term agrivoltaics. The current article will delve deeper into the notion of solar grazing and how this is being adopted across various continents. A Case for Combining Solar Farms and Sheep Grazing Pastures In recent years,…
Sunny with a Chance of Energy: Predicting the Power of Renewables
The transition to renewable energy is essential for reducing carbon emissions and achieving sustainability. The inherent variability of renewable power sources such as the sun and wind, however, challenges power grid stability and energy planning . Predictive modelling serves to counteract these by providing accurate forecasts of energy production, enabling…
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