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Baltic States Series, Part 7: Solar Power
-In our 7th article in our series on the Baltic States, we take a look at the prospects for solar…
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Baltic States Series, Part 3: Rail Baltica – High-Speed Rail Done Right?
-In the 3rd article in our series on the Baltic States, we take a look at a prominent high-speed rail …
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Baltic States Series, Part 2: ELWIND – A Cross-Border Baltic Wind Project
-In the 2nd article in our series on the Baltic States, this article takes a look at a prominent offshore…
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Pager Power is Now Providing CPD Sessions!
-Pager Power is now providing continuing professional development (CPD) sessions on a range of topics that may affect your proposed…
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The Electric Car Revolution: Was the Charging Question Just an After-Port?
-Scientific research on climate change is conclusive that human action has influenced global warming and extreme weather events, “It is…
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The World’s Largest Wind Turbine Is Turned On
-China has, in recent years, been smashing wind and solar power targets, and in a recent announcement, the world’s largest…
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Saudi Arabia: Future Renewable Energy King of the World?
-If I were to ask you ‘What do you know about Saudi Arabia?’, the response may typically be something like:…
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Record Breaking 700,000 sign up for Veganuary 2023
-Record Breaking Veganuary 2023 Veganuary is a non-profit organisation that encourages people worldwide to follow a vegan lifestyle for the…
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Rooftop Solar Exemptions and Solar Safeguarding Zones in the Republic of Ireland
-What are the Solar Safeguarding Zones in the Republic of Ireland? Two new regulations came into effect in the Republic…
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Recycling Solar Panels: Now Low Cost and Environmentally Friendly
-Solar panel production is, rightly or wrongly, criticised partly for not being entirely environmentally friendly. The source of this criticism…
