How Green is Your Electricity?
Despite the massive growth in renewable electricity generation switching a light on usually results in more fossil fuels being burnt and increased carbon emissions. The level of emissions is heavily dependent on geography and time. Carbon Intensity The level of carbon dioxide emitted when electricity is used depends on the…
Solar Factory Planned in the USA
Italian giant, Enel Green Power, is an international renewable energy corporation, generating power from: Wind. Solar. Hydroelectric and geothermal installations. They boast projects in 21 countries with more than 50 gigawatts of capacity installed. Enel Eyes USA Enel currently operates the 3SUN factory in the northern Italy, which is…
The World’s Most Efficient and Sustainable Vehicle?
The Lightyear One is a car, which is currently under development and due to start being delivered to customers this summer. It has a steering wheel, 5 seats, windows, headlights and much of the other features you will see in an ordinary car. There are some differences, however, the biggest…
United States Government’s Encouragement Towards Green Energy
Sustainability is becoming a very significant focus for governments across the world, especially since the Paris Agreement has been implemented back in 2015. Following the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement under President Trump’s Administration, current U.S. President Joe Biden has made it one of his first initial tasks…
ICAO OLS Symposium Heralds New Age For Aviation Safeguarding
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) hosted a symposium on December 8-10, 2021, as a consultation with regard to their proposed new Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS), which can be found in Chapter 4 of ICAO Annex 14. An overview of the current OLS in the UK can be found here.…
Technical Mitigation Solutions for Solar Glint and Glare
In a recent article, we explored the process and complexities of implementing screening mitigation for solar photovoltaics due to glint and glare impacts. Though implementing screening is the most common and suitable solution for ground-mounted solar schemes and/or ground-based observers, there are sometimes circumstances that mean screening is not able…
Gateway to Green Fuel
JCB, a British manufacturing company, have entered into an agreement with Australian company Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) in which they will take 10% of the green hydrogen produced and then distribute it into the UK alongside the firm Ryze Hydrogen. FFI will take charge of the production, while JCB and…
2022: Solar PV Set To Lead Renewables in the USA
The deployment of solar photovoltaics is set to lead the renewables race in the USA in 2022 as its development is expected to exceed that of its renewable counterparts, most closely wind . The figures show that new capacity for wind, solar and batteries is expected to exceed 30GW in…
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