The Best Diet for Supporting Biodiversity and Food Security
Following on from a previous article that explored the eat local myth, this article will be exploring the best diet for supporting biodiversity and food security. It is important that we enjoy the food we eat, whilst also making changes to our diet that can make a positive impact…
REGOs a no-go for OVO
Pager Power previously wrote an article about companies exaggerating renewable energy claims using Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) as evidence of the use of renewable energy sources. It was concluded that the use of these certificates could mislead customers to believe that a company is using more renewable energy than it…
Saudi Arabia: Future Renewable Energy King of the World?
If I were to ask you ‘What do you know about Saudi Arabia?’, the response may typically be something like: ‘Oil’ or ‘Mecca’. The last thing you would likely think of is Saudi Arabia being a leader in renewable energy. Saudi Arabia is the 2nd largest producer of Oil ,…
The First Photovoltaic Cell
To understand how the first photovoltaic cell was created, we must first understand the basics of how they work. Here is a very brief overview of the basic principles. For a current to be produced, there must be a difference between positive and negative charges within a substance, this difference…
Glint and Glare Assessment Technical Requirements – Fixed Panels
Glint and glare assessments require undertaking modelling to determine the locations and times at which solar reflections are geometrically possible. In this article, we explain what the technical requirements are when undertaking a glint and glare assessment for fixed panels, which will need to be incorporated into the modelling. For…
The UK Government Position on Solar Glare
Developers of solar photovoltaic projects within the UK and internationally will be familiar with the potential constraints posed by solar glint and glare. The issue is also prevalent in other industries including the construction of tall buildings. For those unfamiliar with the topic, solar glint and glare can occur when…
The ‘Eat Local’ Myth: The Carbon Footprint of Your Diet
Most of us will have heard of the ‘Eat Local’ myth, the advice that if you buy and eat food from your local independent stores, farmers, butchers, small businesses, that it will reduce the carbon footprint of your diet. Granted, eating local will help to support independent, small businesses which…
Tips and Tricks for a Sustainable Easter
If you believe that to celebrate an eco-friendly Easter, you have to give up all of your favourite traditions then think again! Making Easter baskets and participating in other Easter activities while maintaining a sustainable celebration is simple. In this article, we will explore a few methods for making the…
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