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Scientists to Develop Off-Grid and Low Cost Non-Power Cooling System Using Sunlight and Brine

published: 2021-09-22 9:30

Is there a way to achieve a cooling effect for buildings without turning on air-conditioners, fans, or any power? Saudi Arabian scientists have recently proposed a cooling system that does not require any power, and can attain a cooling effect through water and salt. The blazing sunlight also serves as a helping hand for the system. ... more

One Step Closer to Nuclear Fusion Ignition as NIF Successfully Derives 1.3MJ of Energy

published: 2021-09-21 9:30

There has been another new breakthrough in the development of nuclear fusion. The National Ignition Facility (NIF) in California has recently derived 1.3MJ of energy, and is marching one step closer to nuclear fusion ignition, which opens up new hope to a new possible clean energy. ... more

Drought of the Century Reinitiates Energy Crisis in Brazil with 2/3 Power Supply Coming From Hydroelectricity

published: 2021-09-20 9:30

Here comes 2021, just when you thought that 2020 was bad enough already. This year saw droughts, wildfires, hurricanes, and flooding, whereas Brazil is also facing a “drought of the century”. The country relies on hydroelectricity for 2/3 of its power supply, though the severe drought is exacerbating the supply of power and the agricultural sector, and has pushed up the prices of electricity and produce. ... more

CATL and BASF Sign Framework Agreement to Collaborate on CAM Production and Battery Recycling

published: 2021-09-20 9:30

Chinese battery manufacturer and German chemical supplier BASF jointly announced on September 16 that they have signed a strategic framework agreement to collaborate on battery recycling and production of cathode active materials (CAMs). This partnership will support not only CATL in its localization efforts in Europe but also BASF in its global expansion. ... more

US Aims to Achieve 40% Solar Power Supply by 2035 Through Preferential Tax Policy

published: 2021-09-20 9:30

According to a memorandum announced by the US Department of Energy last month, the approval of the preferential tax policy on renewable energy programs and module makers by the US Congress may amplify the intensity for the deployment of renewable energy, and the ratio of solar power generation is likely to rise from the existing 3% to 40% in 2035. ... more

Solar Americas Capital Aims For 2 GW Commercial Solar Power Assets In Brazil By 2026 Through Partnerships With ‘Progressive Corporations’

published: 2021-09-18 17:26

Founded in December 2020 and backed by solar and capital finance experts, Solar Americas Capital has announced its intention to bring up more than 2 GW of commercial solar power capacity in Brazil through by 2026. Under its busine... more

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Scientists to Develop Off-Grid and Low Cost Non-Power Cooling System Using Sunlight and Brine

One Step Closer to Nuclear Fusion Ignition as NIF Successfully Derives 1.3MJ of Energy

Drought of the Century Reinitiates Energy Crisis in Brazil with 2/3 Power Supply Coming From Hydroelectricity

CATL and BASF Sign Framework Agreement to Collaborate on CAM Production and Battery Recycling

US Aims to Achieve 40% Solar Power Supply by 2035 Through Preferential Tax Policy

Solar Americas Capital Aims For 2 GW Commercial Solar Power Assets In Brazil By 2026 Through Partnerships With ‘Progressive Corporations’

Sunpower agrees to be Toll Brothers’ exclusive California solar provider

Amp Energy secured financing for a 120MW solar installation to begin energisation

Thailand’s ‘largest’ floating solar project has been connected to the grid

Dominion asks to add 1 GW of solar and energy storage in Virginia