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japantimes.co.jp - Extreme weather upends sunshine patterns in major solar markets
Extreme weather upends sunshine patterns in major solar markets
The Japan Times

This summer's extreme heat and rainfall caused sunshine levels to diverge sharply from historical norms across some of the world's largest solar markets, according to a new report. Parts of Western Europe and Southeast Asia were among areas that…

futurism.com - Joe Wilkins - Solar Power Is Getting So Cheap That It's Almost Unbelievable
Solar Power Is Getting So Cheap That It's Almost Unbelievable
Futurism | Science and Technology News

Though the price to install new solar panels has been trending downward for a while, it's officially reached a new milestone: “offensively cheap.” Provocative new reporting by the Financial Times highlighted the new paradigm around…

bloomberg.com - Sangmi Cha - Hong Kong Listing Spree Brings $1.8 Billion to Market in One Day
Hong Kong Listing Spree Brings $1.8 Billion to Market in One Day
Bloomberg

Four companies are lining up to raise as much as a combined HK$14.4 billion ($1.8 billion) in Hong Kong listings, all set to begin trading on Sept. 29. The biggest is RoboTechnik Intelligent Technology Co., seeking to raise as much as $660 million…

futurism.com - Frank Landymore - Video Shows Huge Drone Descending on Unsuspecting Dog and Blasting It With Water
Video Shows Huge Drone Descending on Unsuspecting Dog and Blasting It With Water
Futurism | Science and Technology News

Is this video of a huge drone hovering over a dog and blasting it with water adorable in its canine innocence? Is it dystopian in its implications? You'll just have to decide for yourself. The viral clip, purportedly filmed in China's Linyi…

bbc.co.uk - Hsin-Yi Lo - More than £170k awarded to local facilities across Surrey Heath
More than £170k awarded to local facilities across Surrey Heath
BBC

Community venues and public spaces across a Surrey borough are to benefit from grants aimed at improving local facilities. Surrey Heath Borough Council said that the funding was from the latest call for the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)…

theboltonnews.co.uk - Maddie Avery - Inside Bolton's solar farm powering 4,000 homes from former industrial site
Inside Bolton's solar farm powering 4,000 homes from former industrial site
The Bolton News

The site, in Over Hulton, is the largest public sector solar farm in the North West, converting sunlight into electricity to help power local services and reduce carbon emissions. The solar farm opened its gates as part of Heritage Open Days…

heraldscotland.com - Vicky Allan - Hyperscale data-centre developer's vision for Scotland's future? 'Tomatoes
Hyperscale data-centre developer's vision for Scotland's future? 'Tomatoes
The Herald

Wilson is the son of a farmer, who grew up on a farm in Ireland, has worked with the agricultural sector in the past – bringing individual small wind turbines to farms. He describes ILI Group as a “green energy company” and his…

bgr.com - Eduardo Ariedo - 5 Future-Proof Smart Home Devices Worth Buying
5 Future-Proof Smart Home Devices Worth Buying
BGR

Building a smart home requires a good investment, so needing to replace devices a few years later because they become outdated is far from ideal. For that reason, when transforming your home, one of the best things you can do is choose products…

nottinghampost.com - Joe Locker - Local Democracy Reporter - See inside new apartments built on former M&S store
See inside new apartments built on former M&S store
Nottingham Post

An historic market town's new apartment scheme is expected to be finished before the end of the year. The block featuring four retail units on the ground floor is currently being built in Stodman Street, Newark. The £12 million council-led…

scmp.com - Zhang Tong - China tests first practical submarine solar farm at 10-metre depth in open sea
China tests first practical submarine solar farm at 10-metre depth in open sea
South China Morning Post

In a breakthrough that could power the future of underwater operations, Chinese scientists have built and tested the world's first submarine solar farm, successfully operating a perovskite-based photovoltaic system at a depth of 10 metres (33 feet)…

bluewin.ch - 'Political parties and NGOs usually have clear self-interests'
'Political parties and NGOs usually have clear self-interests'
bluewin.ch

The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology has established the ETH Climate Hub. The researchers behind this work are Reto Knutti, Cyril Brunner, and others. Her team will focus on implementing climate protection measures and highlighting the options…

newyorker.com - Peter Slevin - A Populist Revival in Iowa
A Populist Revival in Iowa
The New Yorker

When Zach Lahn entered the Republican primary race for governor of Iowa, he recalled at a recent rally, “my wife was the only one who the whole time said, ‘You're going to win.' ” A first-time candidate who had spent much of…

peninsuladailynews.com - Kathy Cruz - Food bank van retrofitted by two Sequim graduates' company
Food bank van retrofitted by two Sequim graduates' company
Peninsula Daily News

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... PORT ANGELES — A line had already formed outside the Port Angeles Senior Center on an overcast Friday when the Port Angeles Food Bank's mobile market van wheeled into the parking lot. Marcos Lopez…

southwalesargus.co.uk - Sallie Phillips - Private woodland, hot tub nook and mountain views come with this home at £975k
Private woodland, hot tub nook and mountain views come with this home at £975k
South Wales Argus

The detached five-bedroom property, Lower House, is at the end of a farm track in Mitchel Troy, Monmouth, and has 3.16 acres of land. According to estate agents Knight Frank, the property has 'outstanding views' of the Brecon Beacons and Black…

dailymail.com - Peter van Onselen - Jim Chalmers hints at income tax bonanza: PVO
Jim Chalmers hints at income tax bonanza: PVO
Mail Online

Jim Chalmers is hinting at more income tax cuts as Labor's political position deteriorates. Apparently, the government's amazing financial management has created room for further relief. How convenient that this becomes a selling point just when…

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