Solar
Enbridge to meet company-wide net zero emission by 2050
“The 2050 target is absolutely doable with the right roadmap” – Enbridge.
NRG Energy’s Sustainability Report for 2021
The CEO of NRG Energy outlines the company’s journey to a greener tomorrow.
Ørsted Goes Onboard For Investing Largest Onshore Project Final Phase
Ørsted makes its onshore presence in the South Texas’ Bee County with hybrid onshore project.
Solar Highway Is A ‘Living Laboratory’
The solar highway of The Ray has the potential to become a “steady revenue stream” which embraces innovation and sustainability in technology and “ground-breaking research” as oppose to traditional tolling and gas taxes.
The COP22 Paving The Road To COP23 Is An ‘Unique’ Collective Opportunity
A participants of the successful COP22, Schneider Electric integrates affordability with accessibility of clean energy.
Turning To Renewable Technology To Provide Affordable Energy Could Save The Earth
Deforestation and kerosene subsidy are leaving a dark trail, being counterproductive towards the environment while moving towards Sustainable Development Goals.
CNIM is re-entering to the race for solar
As one of the pioneers in the Concentrated Solar Power sector in the 1980s, the world-class leader Constructions Industrielles de la Méditerannée (CNIM) is back in the market with new technologies, impacted by decades of expertise in boiler and furnace energy production. Its new technologies might represent the future of smart solar energy.
In Britain, Renewable Electricity Exceeds Coal
Britain produces highest rate of renewable electricity which surpasses coal industries.
Germany set to become more Solar Power friendly by 2025
Solar power still sums for a little impart of net power era as far and wide as possible. In the USA, for example, as of December 2014 it was in charge of only 0.45% of the aggregate power created. Things are changing rapidly, nonetheless, and if the German research organization Agora Energiewende is correct, speedier than anticipated.
