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In Nigeria, Solar Panels Are the New Wedding Gift
Six days a week, merchants and would-be buyers pack the dense grid of plazas and narrow, shop-lined streets that make up Lagos's Alaba International Market. Moving through West Africa's largest electronics bazaar can feel like an obstacle course:…
More than half of small village to be covered by 800,000 solar panels
More than half of the land in a Nottinghamshire village will be covered by solar panels after plans for a huge new project were approved. Sturton-le-Steeple, near Retford in North Nottinghamshire, boasts a population of just 550 residents. But the…
'Our electricity bill fell from £120 to £40 a month after upgrading our solar panels'
When Joanne Marshall first installed solar panels on her home 15 years ago, reducing her carbon footprint was more important than saving money. But since replacing her ageing system and adding battery storage last year, she's discovered just how…
Panasonic begins sales of glass-based perovskite solar panels
Japanese electronics manufacturer Panasonic Holdings announced it will start full-scale mass production of glass-based perovskite solar panels for applications in building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) one year ahead of schedule. The company had…
Are plug-in solar panels legal? Confusion abounds in CT
Earlier this year, Connecticut joined a growing list of states easing restrictions on small, portable solar panels that can be plugged into a wall outlet to offset some residential electrical usage — and shave dollars off monthly bills. The…
Over 60% of people want heat pumps and solar to power their next home
Nearly two-thirds of home movers in the UK want their next property to generate most or all of its own energy using solar panels, batteries, and heat pumps. That is according to the 2026 Greener Homes Report by property website Rightmove. The…
Birdbuddy's Nook is a compact smart bird feeder for small spaces and budgets
The Nook starts at $99 while Birdbuddy's new flagship Home smart feeder is larger and more expensive at $219. The Nook starts at $99 while Birdbuddy's new flagship Home smart feeder is larger and more expensive at $219. Andrew…
YouTuber makes a fully working solar cell using household items - and there are instructions for making your own
A new YouTube video shows the process of making a solar cell Low-cost, household items and tools are used throughout The solar cell works and get reach up to 5% efficiency for conversion We've heard of DIY solar before, but this is next-level:…
KENT RO Enters Clean Energy Market With ₹250 Crore Investment in Lithium Batteries, Inverters
Water purifier maker KENT RO Systems is moving into clean energy, investing ₹250 crore in a Noida manufacturing facility for lithium batteries and inverters as it looks to expand beyond its core business. The company's new division, Kent New…
How Middleton's revival could be grist to the mill for Britain's struggling towns
The former England footballer Paul Scholes and the actor Steve Coogan stare out from beside a fish and chip shop in Middleton, near Manchester. Looming over a mural of the pair – and the whole town – is an enormous former cotton mill…
Man who threw roof tiles at gardaí during four-hour standoff learns his fate
A former lighting technician for film and TV who spent four hours on a roof during a standoff with the Armed Support Unit has been jailed for two and a half years. Martin Cunningham (32) spent the time removing tiles and solar panels from the roofs…
A New Bird-Recognizing Feeder Under $100 Launches for Beginner Bird-Watchers
Birdbuddy released its latest line of smart bird feeders equipped with cameras that can detect birds by species on Thursday, and it's never been a better time to start birdwatching at your home. The reason is a new model called the Birdbuddy Nook…
Jackdaw decision could haunt the UK at future climate summits
Though the announcement that the UK government will move ahead with the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea was anticipated, it has generated a wave of criticism from around the world. This will have significant implications for the UK's…
Red flags in 2027 agri budget: Coordinates at sea, 'overpriced' infra projects
MANILA, Philippines – The civil society group People's Budget Coalition (PBC) raised several red flags during the Senate finance committee hearing on the proposed budget of the Department of Agriculture (DA) for 2027. At the center of the…
Dream prize, everyday reality: why a German is selling his Haribo island
Some people win a gift basket, Matthias R. won an island. In a Haribo competition, the man from Kahl am Main in Lower Franconia became the owner of a private retreat in Canada in 2005. Now the chapter of island ownership is about to end: the plot…
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