DIF announces first UK solar-plus-storage offtake agreement
The announcement this week by equity company DIF of the country's first bankable and unsubsidised co-located power purchase agreement and optimisation agreement (hybrid PPA) has significantly boosted confidence in the UK's…
China Installing World’s Largest Wind Turbine Offshore
The world's largest offshore wind turbine, which is currently being installed on a huge wind farm project in China's Fujian Province, is demonstrating the pace at which wind energy projects are moving forward in the Asian country's green…
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New membrane tech promises cleaner, cheaper, faster lithium
ElectraLith, a Monash University company, developed a novel technique that utilises a polymer-ceramic composite membrane to extract lithium from brine solutions using just a…
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Xylem has announced the appointment of Pietro Moro as the new Managing Director for the Middle East and Türkiye.
In addition to his current role as Sales and Customer Service Director, Moro will now lead the Middle East and Türkiye.…
NEW Long-Term Power Purchase Agreement For Kingaroy Solar Farm
Mytilineos of Greece and Smartest Energy Australia have signed a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the 40 MW Kingaroy Solar Farm in Queensland, Australia.
Mytilineos owns Kingaroy Solar Farm, which is part of a 237 MW portfolio…
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The world's first bifacial solar panel
First Solar, an Ohio-based thin-film PV manufacturer, is showcasing its Series 6 Plus Bifacial module at Inter-solar Europe in Munich. The pre-commercial module features a cadmium telluride…
Metaverse Could Lower Global Surface Temperature, Research Shows
The metaverse, according to many technology enthusiasts, has the potential to change practically every aspect of human existence, from work to education to leisure. New Cornell University study suggests it may also have environmental…
Study Provides a Clearer Picture of Soil in the Warming World
According to the latest study made by experts at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and the University of Zurich, the organic molecules recommended for carbon sequestration in deep soil are very sensitive to disintegration…
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World Environment Day 2023: fighting plastic waste in water
Since 1973, June 5 has been designated as World Environment Day. This year, as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, plastic pollution—one of the most serious problems we face—is…
Sustainable and Affordable Methods to Treat Wastewater
Natural waterways, aquatic biodiversity, and water quality are all negatively impacted by human activity. Certain types of wastewater that are not currently treated, according to Professor Mathieu Lapointe of the Department of Construction…