By Jim Baird A black body is an academic construct that says an object at a uniform temperature absorbing all radiation falling on it at all wavelengths has a characteristic frequency that depends on its.. Click headline for full article Read Full Article Here For more great articles: The Energy Collective – The world’s best…
By Joshua S Hill South Korea is planning to develop 4 gigawatts worth of solar and offshore wind on reclaimed land in Saemangeum, an estuarine tidal flat on the country’s southwest coast that was damned by the country’s government amidst significant controversy over 30 years ago. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean…
By Jeremy Bloom Congressman Carlos Curbelo’s Florida district is getting swamped by the rising seas of climate change. Likewise, he and half of the GOP members of the Bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus he founded were swamped last night by the Democratic blue wave that washed over the country. Twenty members escaped the bloodbath, while 23…
By Frank Andorka By Frank Andorka, Senior Correspondent For those of us who love the solar industry, storage is the next frontier. If we can figure out how to marry solar + storage, then the rest of the market opens up and mass adoption arrives in a big green wave. But much like the solar…
By Jake Richardson The California Natural Resources Agency recently released a new statewide climate change assessment. According to the report, climate change impacts in California will increase in severity over the coming decades. Rising temperatures will result in more heat waves, and by 2050 there might be an extra 11,000 heat-related deaths each year. It…
By [email protected] An eccentric and brilliant company founder, profitably shipping 80,000 electric luxury cars per quarter while launching rockets, drilling tunnels and deploying billions in capital at a breakneck speed is going to generate a flood of news, data, rumors and misinformation. We sort through the waves of Tesla signal in a distillation of the…
The solar wind is not a calm summer breeze. Instead, it is a roiling, chaotic mess of turbulence and waves. There is a lot of energy stored in this turbulence, so scientists have long thought that it heats the solar wind. However, the heating expected from turbulence is not the heating observed. Scientists now have…
By mmillikin The Volkswagen Group is progressing with its work with quantum computers (earlier post). For the first time, Volkswagen researchers have succeeded in using a quantum computer to develop a traffic management system that will replace forecasting for urban traffic volumes, transport demand and travel times with precise calculations. As a result, public transportation…
By Jose Pontes In September 2018, the European passenger plug-in vehicle market stagnated (+1%), scoring some 32,700 registrations. That pulled the year-to-date count to some 275,000 deliveries, meaning a 2.2% market share in 2018 so far Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica
By [email protected] (Eric C. Evarts) BMW announced last month it will significantly expand and overhaul a facility to produce batteries for electric cars at its factory in Dingolfing, Germany. The factory currently builds several BMW sedans and coupes, including plug-in versions of the 5- and 7-Series. The new battery assembly line in the factory will…
By Sara Ocean energy demos lifted by €8m tide Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
By Andrew Lee JV takes aim at beating power price of first wave of French offshore wind farms with ‘multi hundred megawatt’ array off Normandy Read Full Article Here For more great articles: www.rechargenews.com
By Robin Lancaster Philippines advance tidal dreams Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
By Tim Probert Swansea seeks private backers for tidal lagoon Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
By Giles Parkinson The second wave of big batteries – two in Victoria and one in South Australia – are going through the commissioning phase, and should be ready to join the main grid in time for the coming summer. The post Second wave of big batteries about to join Australia’s main grid appeared first…