China Plans to Launch Solar Panels Into Space
The South China Morning Post reported on 9th January 2025 that China is planning to build a solar farm in space. Long Lehao, a Chinese aerospace engineer and member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, claimed that the aim is to build a solar farm that is 1km-wide. The energy…
Solar Grazing: Striking a ‘Baa’-lance Between Sheep and Solar
We recently published an overview of the types of farming that come under the term agrivoltaics. The current article will delve deeper into the notion of solar grazing and how this is being adopted across various continents. A Case for Combining Solar Farms and Sheep Grazing Pastures In recent years,…
Sunny with a Chance of Energy: Predicting the Power of Renewables
The transition to renewable energy is essential for reducing carbon emissions and achieving sustainability. The inherent variability of renewable power sources such as the sun and wind, however, challenges power grid stability and energy planning . Predictive modelling serves to counteract these by providing accurate forecasts of energy production, enabling…
Introducing: CNS Equipment Deep Dive
Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) equipment (sometimes referred to collectively as navigational aids) is the infrastructure located on and around airports, and is vital for safe air traffic management. They are used collectively across the aviation industry to share information, facilitate precise aircraft positioning, and monitor airspace activities, all of…
How TikTok Challenges Can Inspire Personal Climate Action
Scrolling through social media, you might have come across influencers and individuals taking on challenges like 75 Hard, Dry Jan, or daily gratitude journaling. These challenges are a great way to promote discipline, direction, and even a sense of community. Beyond the hype, they can also shape habits, mindsets, and…
Grid Connection Blocks Renewables
The United Kingdom has ambitious green energy targets, including clean power by 2030 . This requires the development of significantly more renewable energy projects. Obtaining permission to do this is challenging in myriad ways, but once permission is granted, projects need to join the…
Botanic Gardens Urged to Collaborate to Save Wild Plants from Extinction
A recent study by the University of Cambridge highlights botanic gardens’ challenges in protecting the world’s most endangered plants. The research, covering data from 50 botanic gardens and arboreta (botanical gardens focused on trees) between 1921 and 2021, reveals the following key points: Capacity Strain: The study shows that global…
The 3G Switch-Off, And Mobile Reception Surveys
Many of us recall the “Digital Switchover,” during which existing analogue television signals in the UK were replaced with new digital transmissions between 2007 and 2012. However, as time and technology continue to advance, another similar upgrade is now underway. Figure 1: Smart phone mobile signal Why Is 3G…
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