Technical Mitigation Solutions for Solar Glint and Glare
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 and suitable solution for ground-mounted solar schemes and/or ground-based observers, there are sometimes circumstances that mean screening is not able…
Gateway to Green Fuel
JCB, a British manufacturing company, have entered into an agreement with Australian company Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) in which they will take 10% of the green hydrogen produced and then distribute it into the UK alongside the firm Ryze Hydrogen. FFI will take charge of the production, while JCB and…
2022: Solar PV Set To Lead Renewables in the USA
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 closely wind . The figures show that new capacity for wind, solar and batteries is expected to exceed 30GW in…
The Environmental Cost of Online Returns
Online shopping was a convenient alternative to hitting the shops even before the pandemic. When the pandemic hit, online shopping ballooned as it became the safest way to purchase goods. Retailers know that generous return policies give customers confidence to purchase items online and have made it increasingly easy for…
The Scottish Island Run Almost Entirely on Renewable Energy
The Scottish Island of Eigg is a small, sparsely populated island in the Inner Hebrides, 20km from the Scottish mainland. As Eigg is not connected to the mainland electricity supply, for decades the island was powered by diesel generators, a notorious environment damaging energy source. In 1997, the Isle of…
New Scottish Pumped Storage Station
Drax Group are planning a new pumped storage power station called Cruachan II in western Scotland adjacent to its existing pumped storage facility. How Pumped Storage Works Pumped storage power stations use two lakes with significantly different levels. When the electricity grid has surplus power water is pumped from the…
Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ Bill Rejected by Manchin
President Joe Biden of the United States (US) proposed earlier last year an ambitious ‘climate-change’ plan to improve the living of many US citizens. The plan, which will seek to invest trillions in education, healthcare, and climate package, was unfortunately thrown into doubt following a Member of the United States…
How 5G Can Affect The Aviation Industry
Mobile phone signals can interfere with aircraft navigational and landing guidance systems. In 2012, flight attendants asked passenger to completely switch off phones before departure; however, in 2013, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) allowed passengers to keep their phones on as long as they remained on aeroplane mode . The…
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