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15 01 2019 | 11:11

Why The Solar Energy Market Will Thrive In Africa And Globally - Lou Kraft, SolSuntech CEO

Lou Kraft is the CEO of SolSuntech Inc. – a solar panel manufacturing company that recently introduced 3D solar panels producing an ultra-high 33% efficiency. Currently, no other solar panel on the…

15 01 2019 | 09:34

Antarctica ice loss increases six fold since 1979, new study finds

Global warming is melting ice in Antarctica faster than ever before - about six times more per year now than 40 years ago - leading to increasingly high sea levels worldwide, scientists have warned…

15 01 2019 | 09:27

Australia extreme heatwave: 'code red' issued as Port Augusta hits 48.9C

Port Augusta in South Australia has reached 48.9C on Tuesday, as a heatwave sets in across much of Australia threatening more record hot days.

14 01 2019 | 12:44

Bloomberg slams Trump on climate change, which Brown likens to Nazism

Michael Bloomberg slammed Donald Trump’s inaction on climate change on Sunday and said any candidate for president in 2020 – he himself might be one – must have a plan to deal with the problem.

14 01 2019 | 12:42

COP24 outcomes do not reflect the urgency of the global climate threat

The 24th Conference of Parties (COP24) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) recently concluded in Katowice, Poland. While scheduled to run from 2 to 14 December,…

14 01 2019 | 12:39

Self-sufficient solar parking lot in Dresden

The first self-sufficient parking lot is located on Scharfenberger Straße in Dresden. It has six parking spaces shelves under a solar carport with charging options and 42 additional parking lots. The…

14 01 2019 | 12:08

Canada’s National Building Code will include climate change obligations

New durability requirements for new buildings in the works. Designers will be obligated to create durability plans for new structures under Canada’s National Building Code.

14 01 2019 | 12:02

Largest PV plant in Western Sweden supplies manufacturer of prefabricated houses

Solkompaniet, Swedish premium partner of the German IBC Solar, has planned and installed a self-consumption photovoltaic (PV) system for the prefabricated house manufacturer Derome Plusshus. With the…

14 01 2019 | 11:56

It’s plug-ins vs. pickups in newest culture crash

2018 is shaping up to be a record year for electric vehicles. My Bloomberg NEF colleagues expect 1.9 million EVs will have been sold last year, up from 1.1 million the year before, with the bulk of…

14 01 2019 | 10:33

Weather records to fall as heatwave smashes the country

Every state and territory will bake through a heatwave this week with a “big burst of heat” likely to smash weather records across the country. The Bureau of Meteorology said western Sydney could…

14 01 2019 | 10:16

Climate Change Caused the World's First Empire to Collapse

Gol-e-Zard Cave lies in the shadow of Mount Damavand, which at more than 5,000 meters dominates the landscape of northern Iran. In this cave, stalagmites and stalactites are growing slowly over…

14 01 2019 | 10:00

Australia could hit 100% renewables sooner than most people think

There are still people talking up coal and talking down renewable energy but we have installed more solar panels and wind turbines than ever before. Not since the invention of the steam engine have…

13 01 2019 | 12:47

10 worst climate-change disasters did $85B in damage.

From floods to extreme heat, 10 of the worst climate-linked disasters in 2018 caused at least $84.8 billion worth of damage, said a study released by the charity Christian Aid on Thursday. Extreme…

11 01 2019 | 16:27

Carbon emissions rise in the US, after three year decline

After three years of decline, carbon emissions in the United States have risen in the last year, finds new analysis. The analysis, undertaken by the economic firm Rhodium Group, estimates that…

11 01 2019 | 14:00

London Underground pollution 30 times higher than busy roads, report warns

A new report has found that spending one hour on the tube is more toxic than spending all day on above ground in ambient London air. The latest figures from the Committee on the Medical Effects of…

11 01 2019 | 13:01

Ocean Temps Rising Faster Than Scientists Thought: Report

Scientists say the rate of ocean warming has led to more rain, increased sea levels, coral reef destruction and declining ocean oxygen levels. Ocean temperatures are rising faster than scientists…

11 01 2019 | 12:09

Enel Green Power pushes into new US wind markets

New EGP-NA CEO Georgios Papadimitriou on the company's latest projects and why the US corporate market still stands out. Enel Green Power is muscling into new wind markets in the US, as it rolls…

11 01 2019 | 11:55

ABB microgrid to support Portuguese island’s energy transition

Microgrid and energy storage technology to enable the island of Porto Santo to achieve clean-energy goals. ABB is supplying an ABB Ability™ enabled microgrid and energy storage system to Empresa de…

11 01 2019 | 09:58

Engineers of the Arizona State University break solar cell record.

Addition of chemicals to solution allows team to surpass their own record from last year Arizona State University researchers continue to break solar cell efficiency records in an effort to harness…

10 01 2019 | 15:05

Renewable Energy Threatens the World’s Biggest Science Project.

Inside the $24 billion long bet on fusion power in France. the world’s biggest scientific experiment is on course to become the most expensive source of surplus power.