How Wind Farms Impact the Environment: Debunking Misinformation and Examining the Facts

How Wind Farms Impact the Environment: Debunking Misinformation and Examining the Facts

Here’s how wind farms affect our environment Here’s how wind farms affect our environment The United States, and the world, are in a race against time to shift from greenhouse gas producing energy sources to carbon free ones The United States, and the world, are in a race against time to shift from greenhouse gas … Read more

Opposition Mounts Against Large Solar and Wind Farms in Kansas

Opposition Mounts Against Large Solar and Wind Farms in Kansas

Opposition to Large Solar and Wind Farms Grows in Kansas Opposition to Large Solar and Wind Farms Grows in Kansas A sign reading No Industrial Solar in response to a proposed solar project in Johnson County, Kansas. (Image: Elizabeth Weise) Opposition to large solar and wind farms is on the rise in Kansas, with a … Read more

EWN Suspends Plans for Alpine Solar Systems Due to Steep Terrain Challenges and Costs

EWN Suspends Plans for Alpine Solar Systems Due to Steep Terrain Challenges and Costs

Teaser image source: Roy Buri, Pixabay.com, public domain similar The Nidwalden electricity company (EWN) is currently not pursuing two locations that were classified as suitable for alpine solar systems. Investigations have shown that the steep terrain represents too great a challenge for construction and financing. Source: Roy Buri, Pixabay.com, public domain similar Solar system. (symbol … Read more

Nuremberg Slips to Eighth Place in Germany’s Solar Ranking – Leipzig Takes First Place

Nuremberg Slips to Eighth Place in Germany’s Solar Ranking – Leipzig Takes First Place

Nuremberg – The Noris was Germany’s solar capital, with the highest solar factor, the proportion of photovoltaic areas on newly built roofs. Nuremberg has now slipped to 8th place in the list. The new frontrunner in the “SolarCheck” study by the solar provider LichtBlick of the 14 largest cities in Germany is Leipzig. The Saxon … Read more

“Is now the time for Irish families to consider solar power as energy prices remain worryingly high?”

Many consumers in Ireland are still feeling the burden of high energy prices, even though wholesale rates have decreased in recent months. The Central Statistics Office reported that wholesale electricity prices dropped over 50% in the 12 months to March, while natural gas prices have likewise seen a significant decline. However, Irish families are still … Read more

Vietnam is consistent with the goal of green energy development

(PLO)- Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Dang Hoang An said that Vietnam is always aware of the importance and is consistent with the goal of developing green energy, renewable energy and new energy. This is information mentioned by Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Dang Hoang An at the international consultation conference on the … Read more

Aurubis will invest 20 million euros in its solar park near Pirdop

German copper producer Aurubis has announced plans to invest a further 20 million euros to expand the capacity of its solar PV plant at the company’s Pirdop site to 24 MW from the current 10 MW. As a first step, the company will invest 12 million euros and spend another 8 million euros to acquire … Read more

Where does the sun rise first on planet Earth?!

December 6, 2022 2:26 pm The sun doesn’t stop moving on the horizon, but where does the sun rise first? The first explanation that comes to mind is that the first region of the earth from the east is the one that receives the sun every morning, but the matter is much more complicated than … Read more

NASA upgrades the solar energy system aboard the International Space Station

US National Aeronautics and Space Administration astronauts «NASA», from the installation of a new solar energy generator in International Space Station.‏ Read also: The beginning of the “Cosmic Tomato” experiments on the International Space Station Astronauts, Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio, installed the “EROSA” solar panel outside the station after working for about 7 hours … Read more

“People without panels are children”

ANP extension ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 20:23 Thom Ofeikens Economics editor Thom Ofeikens Economics editor The regulation that has been needed for years to make solar panels more financially attractive is no longer needed and is becoming increasingly unfair. That’s what energy companies and experts say. This is the so-called offset agreement. “People without panels are the goat,” … Read more