Britain’s last coal power plant shutdown paves the way for a renewable energy future, setting an example for other nations.
Category: Renewable energy
Kenya Taps Solar Energy to Power its Healthcare and Agri Facilities
Hailed often as a "sun continent," Africa for getting 300 days of sunlight annually, Kenya plans to maximise harnessing solar energy use.
Lithium is Essential for Renewables But Adverse to Water Sources
Learn about the vital role of lithium batteries in the rapid growth of renewable energy and their environmental and social impacts.
Electrified Roads Can Help Boost EV Uptake
Electrified roads with conductive and inductive power transfer are set to revolutionize EV charging and address range anxiety.
High Costs and Lack of Charging Stations Stalling EV Uptake
EV sales are skyrocketing worldwide, but the insufficient charging infrastructure and high pricing could hinder future EV uptake.
Floating Solar Panels Key to 100% Renewable Energy by 2030
Floating solar panels on calm bodies of water transform the renewable energy landscape, especially in developing countries.
Grid Upgrade Needed for US to Meet its Clean Energy Targets
An outdated grid hinders America's transition to renewable energy. Learn about the obstacles and the urgent need for modernization.
China’s Solar Panel Boom Is Making Solar Energy More Affordable
China's coal-powered solar panel production has slashed costs worldwide. Find out how this is reshaping renewable energy and the future.
China’s Solar Capacity Opens Opportunities For Global South
China's massive solar panel production is driving down costs and creating opportunities for a renewable revolution in underserved regions.
Solar Energy’s Lowering Costs Boon to Renewable Power Growth Â
The mass production of solar panels in China is driving down costs, positioning solar power to become a dominant renewable energy source.