International Solar Alliance (ISA) has announced the appointment of Dr. Ajay Mathur, present Director General of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), as its new Director-General ensuing his election at the first special assembly, held virtually.
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Germany’s Ulmer Nests are made of wood and steel and effectively protect users against rain or strong wind. They are equipped with solar panels and a set of sensors, which can monitor temperature, humidity, smoke, and carbon dioxide levels.
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The factory is expected to be built in late 2022 and will have an annual solar module production capacity of 4 GW and a cell capacity of 2 GW.
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As the world shifts away from fossil fuels, a broad consensus of experts believes that of all the green technologies available, solar power is among the most sustainable and cheapest. Research innovation is lowering the costs of new equipment, efficiently raising levels, and making PV panels more durable and even recyclable. Recently, a new update
As per the press release by Nestle USA on 9th December 2020, Nestlé announced that it is investing in Taygete I, a 2000 acre solar project owned and developed by 7X Energy in Pecos County, Texas. This is Nestlé’s largest direct investment (by capacity) in a renewable energy project to date. With this investment, the
Dulas solar refrigeration company based in Machynlleth, Wales (UK), has been awarded the contract for the supply of solar-powered vaccine coolers to Nigeria. Dulas will install 780 refrigerators in the sanitary facilities of this West African country. The Nigerian government has finally chosen Dulas to supply the country with solar-powered vaccine refrigerators. The solar refrigeration
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As reported by Utility Dive, Biden administration victory could nearly double the annual rate of renewable solar deployment in the US, according to a new report from S&P Global Ratings, but the presidential candidate’s pragmatic approach to the nation’s ongoing energy transition could result in a more gradual implementation to minimize financial impacts to clients.
As per the report from Jerusalem, Israel’s government approved on Sunday a proposal by Energy Minister Dr. Yuval Steinitz that aims to produce 30% of the country’s electricity from renewable sources by 2030, with an emphasis on solar energy says. During the discussion, it was decided that the Ministry of Energy will evaluate and update
