Baltic State Series, Part 6: Challenges for Wind Power in the Baltic States
In this sixth article of our series, we will look at the challenges facing the Baltic States, as they look to realise the potential of wind power in this region. As explored in Part 5 of this series, the Baltic States have a combined installed wind power capacity of just…
Vijayatha Vijayaraghavan Joins the Team!
Earlier this month, Vijayatha Vijayaraghavan joined Pager Power’s growing technical team as a Technical Analyst. Vijayatha has a heavily physics-based background having studied Integrated MSc Physics at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in India, and MSc Astrophysics at Cardiff University. Vijayatha demonstrated skills in conveying complex issues to a wide range of…
“Let There Be Glare”
Here at Pager Power, we deal extensively in reflections of sunlight on solar panels and the façades of buildings, and are particularly concerned with the negative impact these glint and glare reflections can cause upon road and railway safety, residential amenity and aviation activity. However, one small village in north…
Back to Basics, Part 3: The Grid
In the third instalment of our 2024 ‘Back to Basics‘ series, we look at one aspect of the renewable energy transition in more detail – electricity networks. Electricity grids are responsible for the generation, transmission, storage, and distribution of power across and between nations . A distribution network resembles a…
New ICAO OLS Series – The Take Off Climb Surface
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) which are expected to be brought into force from November 2028. Following our November article, in which we presented a high-level exploration into how and why the surfaces might be changing, over the next few months we…
Australia Focus, Part 1: Renewable Energy and First Nations
Overview An Australian organisation called the ‘First Nations Clean Energy Network’ want First Nations people to be more involved with new renewable energy projects and to reap the benefits of these technologies. First Nations communities typically consist of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, with the vast majority identifying as…
Global Clean Cities Expo 2024
Earlier this month, on the 5th and 6th March 2024, The Global Clean Cities Expo (GCCE) was held at the Millenium Plaza Downtown in Dubai. Industry professionals from the United Arab Emirates and across the world gathered to discuss urban sustainability and innovative solutions. Figure 1: Welcome talk at GCCE.…
UK’s Spring Budget 2024: Record Budget for Renewables
The UK Government have announced a record budget over £1 billion for renewable energy projects in the upcoming Contracts for Difference. Figure 1: UK Houses of Parliament. Contracts for Difference The record-breaking budget contributes towards the sixth Contracts for Difference (CfD) allocation round, which follows on from the last auction…
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