At first glance, it looks like an ordinary red brick, but in fact, this is "Solar Brick" launched by Canadian solar company Mitrex. In the future, there will be no need to worry about damaging the beauty of a home when installing solar panels, so that the integration of solar energy into a building will not be boring and no longer be just an inconvenient blue module. ...  more
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Japan Announced Power Shortage Alert amidst Unrecovered Power Plants and Cold Wave |
| published: 2022-03-22 9:30 |
The Japanese government has announced a power shortage alert for the first time. TEPCO has urged households and companies to conserve power by turning off unused lights and setting heater temperature at 20℃ due to the suspension of partial thermal-fired power plants subsequent to the 316 earthquake and the anticipation of surging power demand under cold weather. A reduction of roughly 10% in power consumption would facilitate stable supply of power. ...  more
Neoenergia Obtains USD 221 Million Loan from EIB for Development of PV and Wind Power Projects in Brazil |
| published: 2022-03-21 14:41 |
The European Investment Bank announced on March 16 that it has approved a loan of EUR 200 million (USD 221 million) to Neoenergia for the development of PV and wind power projects in Brazil. Neoenergia is a subsidiary of Spanish multinational energy company Iberdrola and a major utility in the Brazil. The announcement and further details about this event were first reported by other renewable energy news websites. ...  more
AUO Accelerates Deployment of Low-carbon Production and Announces Full Use of Renewable Energy by 2050 |
| published: 2022-03-21 9:30 |
AUO announced today (3/21) that it has officially become a member of RE100, a global renewable energy initiative, and pledged to achieve an absolute carbon reduction of 25% by 2025, zero carbon emissions in all offices by 2030, and work towards the goal of net zero by 2050. ...  more
British Study Indicates EVs’ Issues with Frequent Faults, Long Repair Times Resulting from Software Issues |
| published: 2022-03-21 9:30 |
With rising gas prices, more and more people are now taking EVs into consideration when buying new vehicles. However, a UK study indicates that EVs are more unreliable than gasoline and diesel cars. About one in three reported that once their EVs broke down, these vehicles require longer to be repaired. Among the various EV brands, Tesla’s ratings are the worst. ...  more
Unbeatable Huawei! Turning to Renewable Energy After Getting Beat in Mobile Phone Market |
| published: 2022-03-21 9:30 |
Huawei, once "China's Number One Mobile Phone," has gradually retreated from the mobile phone market due to US sanctions and has turned to solar energy and energy storage projects. ...  more
Musk: A 900km Models S Was Possible One Year Ago |
| published: 2022-03-18 9:30 |
When it comes to the battery life of electric vehicles, many people think it is the higher the better, but Elon Musk said amazingly that Tesla has already made electric vehicles with a battery life of more than 900 kilometers and it is really useless. ...  more
Gogoro Recalls 3 Series from Official Site |
| published: 2022-03-18 9:30 |
Gogoro 3, having just upgraded to belt drive, and was once aiming in becoming the national scooter, has been taken down from the official site today after the company’s announcement regarding a large-scale platform upgrade yesterday. ...  more
Sony/Honda Partnership Expected to Sell New EVs in 2025 |
| published: 2022-03-18 9:30 |
Sony recently announced that it has signed an MOU (memorandum of understanding) with Honda to establish a JV for the purpose of co-developing new EVs. The resultant new vehicle is expected to be on sale in 2025. ...  more
US Scientists Discovered Reason Behind Perovskite Solar’s Lifespan Problem |
| published: 2022-03-18 9:30 |
Perovskite solar is regarded as the next generation PV technology owing to its high conversion efficiency and relatively easy manufacturing process, though its fatal flaw lies on the proneness to decomposition under sunlight, which is a major setback for solar panels who rely on sunlight. US scientists have now discovered the reason behind the particular deterioration, and proposed a simple fix. ...  more