A report by Solar Media Ltd shows that the UK solar energy industry experienced significant growth last week. This is because it delivered an additional 545MW of new solar PV capacity, which is a 27% increase, compared to the previous year. More than 60% of the total new capacity was […]
Month: January 2021
Nuveen to buy Glennmont, manager of Renewable Energy Fund
US investment manager Nuveen stated it would acquire Glennmont Partners- a renewable-focused peer in an attempt to satisfy growing demand in capital markets for social, environmental and corporate governance (ESG) items. Glennmont, a green energy fund manager situated in the United Kingdom, will be merged into Nuveen’s real asset platform, becoming the “clean […]
Renewables are under-explored in the US due to incompetent transmission policies
The head of Grid Strategies, Rob Gramlich, stated that wind and solar technology is taking time to expand in the country because of the insufficient transmission grid policy in the US impeding its successful implementation. He explained that the experts pointed out that developers and utilities dealing with this technology […]
SpaceX’s Counter-reflective darker Starlink Satellites are better, but only slightly, Astronomers claim
In recent launches, SpaceX has revealed special Starlink satellites with an anti-reflective coating. The company launched the first set of 60 small satellites on 24th May 2019. Among these was the dark-coated satellite, the DarkSat model. The coating reduces reflectivity. It counteracts the sun rays that are reflected on the […]
Europe is set to be the leader in electric vehicle production
As more hybrid vehicles increase in production, costs are dropping fast, and vehicle owners have a wide range of advantages. Electric cars can save vast sums of money from the impacts of the environment on fuel efficiency, taxation, and maintenance. Long-term performance quality is obtained by electric vehicles, making a […]
2021 is likely to be an excellent year for Space
As we know, 2020 was a fearful and horrible year due to the uncertainties caused by the coronavirus pandemic. However, things were different for the space enthusiasts since they gave only promising news amid the hardship time. For instance, SpaceX took astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) two times. […]
Spanning Space-Based Engineering Developments Across 2020
2020 has been a substantially tricky year for the space exploration sector and the world in general. This realization is especially true after the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic that caused a complete shutdown of the space exploration industry. However, despite the coronavirus’s destructive characteristic, it did not manage to […]
Delta Air Lines is introducing an in-flight networking package from Viasat
Delta Air Lines revealed on January 5 plans to move to Viasat for the Ka-band in-flight communication for air travelers in over 300 mainline narrow-body aircraft of the airline. The launch, which Delta claims will pave the foundations for quick and unrestricted internet in-flight, includes the Boeing 737-900ER, new Airbus A321ceo, and […]
Wind turbines in Ohio still have potential, but the focus is on solar power right now
Advocates claim that as President-elect Joe Biden assumes office in January, green energies in Ohio and throughout the United States can get a boost in light of his shared ambition to make America’s energy market carbon-free by the year 2035. However, much of the production of solar and wind energy firms […]
Quebec has slightly missed the target of placing 100,000 electric cars on the road
More and more Quebec highway vehicles, just not enough the province had anticipated, have green license plates these days. As of December 31, 2020, the government’s target was to get 100,000 plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles on the road; it would end 2020 with 92,000. The numbers were given by the Quebec Electric […]