The lockdowns imposed worldwide to combat the pandemic in 2019 resulted in a significant reduction in energy demand across the world. Oil refineries have been shut down and struggled to [...]

The United States (U.S.) is starting to see potential for floating photovoltaics (FPV), otherwise known as floating solar, floatovoltaics. This began when earlier this month the US Army launched a [...]

You herd it here first, the land that makes an optimal area for livestock is often also an ideal spot for solar farms. They’re both vast, rather flat plots of [...]

Renewable energy has long been a concept that the public and industry in general, see as a positive one. The picture gets more complicated as proposals get more specific, including [...]

Innovative solutions are required to solve the ongoing global climate crisis. Year on year rises to the recorded global average temperature has resulted in a higher frequency of droughts. Water [...]

Ubiquitous Energy, a start-up specialised in solar energy development, is raising tens of millions of dollars to turn windows into surfaces that capture solar energy. [1] The Californian start-up recently [...]

Italian giant, Enel Green Power, is an international renewable energy corporation, generating power from:  Wind. Solar. Hydroelectric and geothermal installations. [1] They boast projects in 21 countries with more than [...]

In a recent article, we explored the process and complexities of implementing screening mitigation for solar photovoltaics due to glint and glare impacts. Though implementing screening is the most common [...]

The deployment of solar photovoltaics is set to lead the renewables race in the USA in 2022 as its development is expected to exceed that of its renewable counterparts, most [...]

Solar photovoltaic developments routinely require glint and glare assessments as part of the planning application. The driving force behind this is the potential for:  Safety impacts on surrounding roads, railway [...]