New ICAO OLS Series – The Surface for Straight-In Instrument Approaches
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS) which are expected to be brought into force from November 2028. In this edition we will explore the Surface for Straight-In Instrument Approaches (SIIA). This will be an Obstacle Evaluation Surface (OES), designed specifically to safeguard non-precision…
Precious Metals and Advancing Renewable Energy Technologies
As the global requirement for clean energy intensifies, efforts towards transitioning towards sustainable energy sources have picked up pace. Precious metals such as silver, platinum and palladium have emerged as crucial components in renewable energy technologies. Figure 1: Wall Street Mint Silver Kilo bars by Scottsdale Mint in Arizona …
Great Britain Unveils Plans for Faster Grid Connections
Renewable energy projects overcome many hurdles to be safely consented… only to face a long wait to be connected to the grid. Ofgem have released plans to ensure projects that are ready to go can be connected to the grid faster to reach goals of reducing the UK’s carbon emissions…
Climate Change: Is the Ocean Calling Out for Our Help?
Recent sightings of rare deep-sea creatures washing ashore have ignited concerns surrounding environmental disasters and climate change. This article dips into the known impacts of climate change on deep-sea ecology, before assessing the role of renewables in mitigating ocean warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Sightings of Deep-Sea Creatures at…
Daylight Sunlight: Balconies and Skylights
When undertaking Daylight Sunlight assessments, the first place to start when determining the impact is to look at windows, including their size, where they are positioned/orientated, and what obstructions are near them. There are, however, two other factors that may complicate matters further when undertaking the analysis: balconies and skylights.…
Glint and Glare Policy Series: Glare Down Under
As solar energy continues to increase in prominence, so too does the policy framework surrounding this infrastructure. In this series of articles, we will discuss the guidance that is taking shape down under. Image AI generated. Starting off in New South Wales (NSW), Glint and Glare guidance continues to evolve.…
Surf’s Up! Turbine Blade Surfboards
Wind turbines have long been a key component of the renewable energy movement, providing cleaner energy solutions worldwide. However, as outlined in the 2024 news article “Recycling Wind Turbine Blades,” the challenge of managing decommissioned wind turbine blades is becoming increasingly pressing. These blades, constructed from durable composite materials, are…
Would You Live in a Solar-Powered Tiny Home?
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, the idea of downsizing to a solar-powered tiny home is growing in popularity. These compact, energy-efficient dwellings offer an appealing alternative to traditional housing, combining environmental responsibility with financial savings and a minimalist lifestyle. Figure 1: Small solar-powered cabin in the woods. …
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