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The Ocean Could be a New Wave for Renewable Energy, But What Are the Risks?
Wave energy systems use the water's movement to make electricity. There's no question that finding new sources of renewable energy is good for the ...
Geneva first in region to launch energy program
The Town of Geneva will be the first community in the Rochester-Finger Lakes region to go live with a program that will switch households and...
Uganda: Supporting Uganda’s commitment to renewable energy
Source: ACTED Country: Uganda In rural areas of Uganda, farmers often lack access to modern equipment and approaches which stiffles efforts to reduce poverty and improve food security. In light of the country's reliance upon the agricultural sector, alongside any intervention which seeks to modernise farming practices, there is also great potential (and local enthusiasm) for turning the byproducts of farming into green energy. Through the REPARLE project, ACTED is working with a range of Ugandan enterprises to improve access to agricultural storage and processing facilities, while turning h...
Renewables And Cleantech Bring Major Change To The Energy Sector
The energy sector has undergone a major transformation in recent years, thanks to the rise of renewable energy sources that are rivaling the dominance of the ...
Clir secures investment to advance its renewable AI service
Canadian renewable energy company, Clir Renewables, has successfully closed an investment round, securing C$1.9 million. The *service*-as-a-software ...
Meralco to develop 1000 MW of renewable energy
MANILA -- The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) is eyeing to develop 1000 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy projects within the next seven years.
How hydrogen can offer a clean energy future
General Motors built its first vehicle powered by hydrogen in 1966. But instead of revolutionising the auto industry, the GM Electrovan ended up in a museum. Half a century later, we’re still waiting for hydrogen to live up to its promise as a clean energy technology. The industry joke is that hydrogen is the fuel of the future — and it always will be. But that could be wrong. The huge challenges of climate change as well as the rise of the wind and solar industries are giving it new momentum, attracting fresh interest from governments and businesses well beyond the auto industry. Most hyd...
Renewable hydrogen getting cheaper, Australia could lead global market
Renewable hydrogen costs fall, becoming competitive with fossil fuels and putting Australia in prime position to lead global supply of zero emissions hydrogen ...
No need to dam free-flowing rivers to meet world’s climate and energy targets
In a comment article published in the Nature last month, scientists argue that an “energy future in which both people and rivers thrive” is possible with better ...
Glenwood Goes Renewable – Renewable Energy, That Is
As of June 1, Glenwood became one of a handful of cities running entirely on renewable energy.
NW Natural Begins New Service to Supplement Renewable Energy
PORTLAND, Ore., May 31, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NW Natural Holding Company's (NYSE: NWN) subsidiary, NW Natural has completed its North Mist ...
Chamber holds renewable energy conference
THE ENERGY Chamber will host the Energy Efficiency and Renewables Conference 2019 at the Hilton Trinidad from June 10 to 11. Amongst the speakers ...
Glenwood Springs joins Aspen as only Colorado cities completely powered by renewable energy
Glenwood Springs on Colorado’s Western Slope last week became the seventh U.S. city — and the second in the state — to be 100 percent powered by renewable energy. Every home, business and street light in the resort city of almost 10,000 people will be fully powered by energy from wind and hydroelectric resources. Officials from the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska, which has supplied bulk power to Glenwood Springs since 2012, signed a contract with the city on Wednesday afternoon at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park. “What initiated this was much like if you have a free agent in basketball...
