Category: Sustainability
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Earth’s Hidden Power: The Future of Geothermal Energy
The Overlooked Renewable In the contemporary narrative of renewable energy, solar and wind power often dominate the discourse, hailed as the standard-bearers in our collective effort to combat climate change. However, nestled within the shadows of these giants lies a potent yet significantly underutilized resource: geothermal energy. While less conspicuous in the global energy conversation,…
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Revolutionary Geothermal Power Project Now Live
Cutting-Edge Clean Energy Technology Energizes Nevada Grid In a landmark development within the renewable energy sector, a first-of-its-kind geothermal power project has been inaugurated in Nevada. This initiative is a collaborative effort between a leading tech company and the clean-energy startup Fervo. The project’s commencement is a pivotal moment in the ongoing quest to achieve…
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Indonesia’s Largest Floating Solar Plant Goes Live
Launching Southeast Asia’s Largest Solar Plant Indonesia has reached a pivotal moment in its renewable energy trajectory with the inauguration of the Cirata floating solar plant, the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia. This significant milestone, marked by the presence of President Joko Widodo, showcases the successful deployment of Sungrow FPV‘s advanced system solution…
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EDF Renewables & SOLARCYCLE: Solar Panel Recycling
Strategic Alliance Boosts Circular Economy in Renewable Sector EDF Renewables North America has taken a significant step in sustainable energy by partnering with SOLARCYCLE, a leader in solar recycling technology. This collaboration aims to revolutionize solar panel recycling, enhancing environmental sustainability in the renewable energy sector. “This agreement marks a milestone in our ESG roadmap,…
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The Future of Solar Power in 2030…and Beyond
Evolving Solar Technologies and Economic Impact Solar energy will be vital to the global move to renewable energy by 2030. Solar energy offers promise as the world fights climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. This article discusses solar power in 2030, including significant advancements, their influence on the electrical grid, their financial implications, and how…
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Honeywell and ESS: Iron Flow Battery Advancements
Pioneering Sustainable Energy Storage Solutions Honeywell and ESS Tech, Inc. have joined forces to accelerate the commercial deployment of Iron Flow Battery (IFB) energy storage systems. This strategic partnership, highlighted by Honeywell’s investment in ESS, melds ESS’s innovative IFB design with Honeywell’s expertise in advanced materials and energy systems, marking a significant stride towards addressing…
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Seattle eBroomer pilot for electric city fleet
SDOT explores electric sweepers to align with climate justice goals The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is taking a significant step toward reducing its carbon footprint with the initiation of the eBroomer Pilot Program. The aim? To test the viability of replacing its carbon-emitting vehicle fleet with zero-emissions alternatives, such as electric bike lane sweepers.…
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Apple’s new 100% carbon neutral Apple Watch
Apple’s new watch lineup highlights commitment to environmental sustainability Apple has often been at the forefront of technology and innovation, and it seems the company is extending this ethos to tackle climate change. The technology giant has announced its first-ever carbon neutral products with its new Apple Watch lineup, aiming to achieve ambitious environmental goals…
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How DARPA’s DRAG program targets naval drag reduction
DARPA’s DRAG program plans to revolutionize naval efficiency in turbulent waters The journey of ships and undersea vehicles through oceans is fraught with challenges. One such hurdle is the resistance they encounter while cruising through water, commonly known as drag. Addressing this issue, DARPA‘s DRAG program, Drag Reducing Architected Geometries (DRAG), sets forth on a…
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Nature’s medicinal plants for everyday ailments
The overlooked potential of plant-based remedies By Victoria Cummins I was raised in a way that when some sort of everyday ailment came up, such as a deep cut, brief sickness, or infection, the best thing to do was head to the drug store to pick up whatever product we needed at the time. Little…