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Aviation Published on January 15th, 2020 | by Johnna Crider January 15th, 2020 by Johnna Crider A Delta flight bound for Shanghai had to make an emergency fuel dump earlier today. That fuel rained down upon Los Angeles near a school playground. Around 40 people were injured, the AJC reports. This is a Delta flight […]
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Cars Published on January 14th, 2020 | by Johnna Crider January 14th, 2020 by Johnna Crider Tesla is growing like no other company in the auto industry and is pretty much on a tear. This is a good thing. In late 2019, as in four days before 2020, CNBC had Steve Westly, a former Tesla board […]
Whether we want to think about it or not, resolving the climate crisis doesn’t all come down to technology, nor does it rely on financial responsibility. What it does rely on is the ability to act now. Recently, energy company Ørsted listed a number of ways the world could commit to increasing the global share […]
Image: SA Water How much on-site renewables-based electricity is generated by Australia’s water and wastewater utilities? Researchers at the University of Queensland sought to find out. According to researchers from UQ’s School of Chemical Engineering, the Australian water industry generated 279 GWh of its electricity from on-site renewable sources in 2018. That was around 18% of […]
Extensible Energy has released new features for DemandEx, its demand charge reduction software that works without energy storage. The most notable improvement is HardCap, an intelligent algorithm that automatically blocks demand spikes over a pre-set kilowatt level. When enabled, HardCap allows small solar PV buildings to limit demand spikes and qualify for an energy-only utility […]
A solar monitoring company has found output from rooftop solar panel systems in Sydney and Canberra was significantly impacted on recent heavy bushfire smoke haze days. The firm, Solar Analytics, monitors energy consumption and performance of solar power systems situated at 35,000 sites across Australia. The company reported on Monday that on New Year’s Day, […]
Spread the love by Helena Tavares Kennedy It began with beef without the cow, even leather without the cow, and now we wave goodbye to pork from the pig with the news that Impossible Foods has launched pork made from plants. Not only that, but Impossible Foods is going beyond the Impossible Whopper and expanding […]
Following a vote by its board of directors, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) announced that George Hershman, president of Swinerton Renewable Energy, has become chair of the SEIA Board of Directors, effective immediately. Hershman has been with Swinerton, one of the largest engineering, procurement and construction contractors in the country, for 23 years, and […]
Home > Blog > Sun Club 2019: Changing the Way People Impact the Planet Green Mountain Blog Posted January 14, 2020Written by Carolyn Melgar Category: Sun Club
Newest Energy Storage Product Boasts Universal Connectivity and Packs Powerful Punch Humless today introduced the 5kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate 4,000 cycle battery, the newest addition to its line of energy storage solutions for home and commercial use. The Humless 5kWh, based on Lithium Iron Phosphate technology, offers the longest life and minimum power loss of […]
