T.U.M. INNOVATION WEEK MOMBASA 1-5 APRIL 2019 - Remote Control Industrial Automation System.[video]
The 1st Multidisciplinary Conference & Innovation Week took place in Mombasa on the following dates: 3rd-5th April 2019 ( Conference ) and 1-5th April 2019 (Innovation Week)
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The 1st Multidisciplinary Conference & Innovation Week took place in Mombasa on the following dates: 3rd-5th April 2019 ( Conference ) and 1-5th April 2019 (Innovation Week)
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European Biomass PowerON 2019 Summit in Copenhagen, Denmark on 22nd and 23rdMay.
Growing demand, new legislation economics and many more
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GSAS to be adopted in Kuwait following a strategic partnership between GORD and NTEC.
The Gulf Organization for Research and Development (GORD) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Kuwait based National Technology Enterprises Company (NTEC), a member of the Kuwait Investment Authority, to expand the reach of Global
Read MoreClean, reliable power for Africa: The potential for mini-grids .
Two thirds of rural African households lack access to electricity. Mini-grids – electricity grids which are separate from the main energy grid – can offer a way to reach unconnected areas.
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Climate Strikes: “Whose future? Our future!”.
Another month, another climate strike. Today, students from across the globe went on strike again for climate action. The Fridays for Future concept started in order to raise global awareness and to urge governments to listen and act now.
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Europe invests €27bn in new wind farms in 2018.
Europe invested €27bn in new wind farms in 2018, which will finance a record amount of future new wind energy capacity.
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Why India, Chile, and Jordan lead the way on renewable energy.
Three developing nations are leaders in the race to find clean energy sources. We looked to see if they offer lessons on how to efficiently pivot away from fossil fuels.
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Renewable energy could meet 86% of global power demand by 2050, IRENA concludes
If policymakers, businesses and investors across the world collaborate to scale-up renewable energy and to electrify sectors such as transport and heavy industry, 86% of the global power demand could be met with clean energy by 2050, new research from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IR
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Can We Achieve Sustainability While Ignoring Equality?
Pretending environmental protection and economic justice are separate public policy problems will prevent us from ever achieving either.
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Fossils ‘Surprised And Disappointed’ As Norway Turns Against Lofoten Islands Oil Drilling.
Fossils ‘Surprised And Disappointed’ As Norway Turns Against Lofoten Islands Oil Drilling
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Climate-Vulnerable Countries Plan New Tools To Fund Green Development.
With at least a billion people in developing countries facing serious risk as the climate warms, the 48 members of the Vulnerable Twenty Group of Ministers of Finance (V20) is introducing a new set of tools to free up more funds at less cost for green development.
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Investment Houses See Climate Targets Undercutting Fossils, Warming Above 2.0°C Boosting Financial Risk.
Continued fossil industry development came under increased pressure from investors over the last week, with a major fund manager concluding that climate targets could undercut global oil demand by the mid-2020s and one of the world’s biggest investment advisors warning of trouble ahead if global
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Canada’s Arctic Is Warmest In 10,000 Years As Region Faces ‘Unprecedented’ Change.
Canada’s Arctic is the hottest it’s been in 10,000 years, and the Arctic as a whole is being transformed into an “unprecedented state”, according to two new studies in the journals Nature Communications and Environmental Research Letters.
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Kenya’s Tatu City installs its first solar power plant.
Tatu City in Kenya has installed its first solar power plant. This is in line with the city’s long term commitment to environmental conversation through harnessing renewable energy sources.
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Energy Storage To Become ‘Key Grid Asset’ With 13-Fold Growth Through 2024.
The capacity of energy storage systems around the world is set to increase thirteenfold over six years, from 12 gigawatt-hours of installed capacity in 2018 to an astonishing 158 GWh in 2024, according to a new market assessment by Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables.
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Dozens arrested in Extinction Rebellion climate change protest.
Police made 29 arrests as about 300 climate change protesters blocked one of the main roads into Edinburgh's city centre. Supporters of Extinction Rebellion Scotland targeted North Bridge as part of the International Rebellion, which has taken place in a number of cities.
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Global banks warn climate change could wipe out $20 trillion worth of assets.
A new report has found that climate change could wipe out trillions of dollars’ worth of assets. The report by the Network for Greening the Financial System has highlighted the serious effect that climate change could have on the economy.
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Even mountain glaciers are now contaminated with microplastic.
It’s not the first time plastic pollution has been found in ice. Previously, researchers have found plastic in remote regions such as the Arctic — now, the same researchers have now discovered microplastics in the Forni Glaciers in the Swiss Alps.
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Satellite confirms key NASA temperature data: The planet is warming — and fast.
New evidence suggests one of the most important climate change data sets is getting the right answer. A high-profile NASA temperature data set, which has
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