By [email protected] (Bengt Halvorson) Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) lags in locations versus the other road-trip fast-charging standards that have been used for EVs. But it is the future. Many months ago, earlier this year, that future was not at all apparent. But the tide turned on May 25, 2023. That day, with a…
By Rachel Williamson Rest Super to invest $1 billion into Quinbrook projects. More than half of its members are young and are driving the fund’s shift into green investments. The post Another super fund joins green energy wave by sinking $1 billion into Quinbrook projects appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more…
By [Energy Central] Colin Megson “”…It [CZECH SMR ROADMAP] considers the progress of Czech SMR projects but suggests they are at a “very early stage of development”, and suggests the government continues to back them through other programmes designed to support research and development rather than as the initial wave of SMRs. However, the report…
By [Energy Central] ENN Contributor This article was produced in partnership with Planet Detroit. A new community center in Detroit’s Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood is also a key part of the city’s climate strategy. The Community Center at A. B. Ford Park is part of the first three networks of resiliency hubs on the eastside of…
Researchers tested a molecular energy harvesting device that captures the energy from the natural motion of molecules in a liquid. Their work showed molecular motion can be used to generate a stable electric current. To create the device, they submerged nanoarrays of piezoelectric material in liquid, allowing the movement of the liquid to move the…
By Adnan Memija Ørsted has forged a partnership with Canada-headquartered Rutter to deploy the company’s wave prediction […] Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Offshore Wind » News by topic
By ST Staff Writers In recent times, there has been a wave of articles attempting to undermine the credibility of renewable energy, electric vehicles, and other aspects of the transition to sustainable energy. These articles cover various criticisms, from concerns about the reliability of the grid to issues of land use and equity. One of…
By [Energy Central] John Benson Perhaps you have noticed the weather in early summer has been a little too exciting, with many record heat waves, also record rainfall leading to flooding, and then there are the wildfires in Canada, leading to widespread smoke, and Hawaii, leading to over 100 deaths. Do you have some eggs…
By National Wind Watch The shifting tides of public opinion on energy development are evident in New Jersey, according to a recent Monmouth University Poll. Support for offshore wind energy in the state has seen a noticeable decline compared to previous years. The poll indicates that 54% of New Jersey residents currently favor the development…
By National Wind Watch When Francisco Calí Tzay, the United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous peoples, spoke at the 22nd United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, or UNPFII, last week, he listed clean energy projects as some of the most concerning threats to their rights. “I constantly receive information that Indigenous…
By Kelsey Misbrener SolarEdge has unveiled the latest version of its SolarEdge Home Hub and Wave inverters in the U.S. The new SolarEdge inverters will be integrated with power control system (PCS) technology, enabling the installation of PV systems that are more than 50% larger without requiring costly and time-consuming main panel upgrades (MPU). With…
By Aurora Solar The recent extreme-even-for-Texas heat in Texas presents a dangerous situation, especially for those without electricity or air conditioning. If we remember back to the winter of 2021, the virtual opposite conditions — extreme storms and cold — led to an unprecedented situation where millions of people were left without power, heat, and…
By Sponsored Content By Melissa Cavanagh, Marketing Manager, Trina Solar US Capacity addition projections from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) show that cumulative solar deployment across all sectors could range between 536 GW to 1.4 TW by 2050. This surge should translate into an unprecedented expansion of established solar companies and a wave of new…
Unexploded anti-tank mines and other Second World War items were blown up and cleared from a beach in the Netherlands to allow the laying of cables that will connect an offshore wind farm in the Dutch North Sea. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Wind Power News & Analysis RSS Feed
As an extreme heat wave continues across the southern US and threatens to spread north, here are five ways EV drivers can keep their cars running in the face of record-breaking high temperatures. more… The post 5 ways to keep your EV running smoothly in the face of extreme heat appeared first on Electrek.Brought to…