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Worldwide Boom In Solar Power Might Just Bring Hope To Your Coal-Black Heart
There's a tendency to treat climate change like it's a lost cause, that inevitable doom is just around the corner, and that the Earth will be a wasteland in a generation or two (or sooner). It's true that ice caps are melting, sea levels are…
The still unregulated solar power clouds: notes from 9th E.DSO - EE-ISAC - ENCS - ENISA Cybersecurity Forum - Bert Hubert's writings
Last week I attended the 9th E.DSO – EE-ISAC - ENCS – ENISA Cybersecurity Forum in Brussels. And as I had nothing to present, I tried to make myself useful by writing up an apparently well read live-blog (better version below!). At…
Engineers develop wearable solar device to power soldiers' gear in the field
A U.S. soldier may carry up to 20 pounds (9 kilograms) of batteries to power communications equipment and other electronics on missions. New research from FIU could help lighten that load. A team of engineers has developed a dual-use, razor-thin…
400% power bill rise after solar install
Waitara's Ōwae Marae is warning others to be wary when converting to solar energy after an over-engineered installation led to an electricity bill blowout. Poor advice and industry assumptions made the solar installation on Ōwae's new…
The West can't power its future without more transmission
Nevada and Utah, with reputations for being excellent places to do business, are seeing an influx of manufacturing facilities, technology companies and people who want to move here. With that economic opportunity comes a need for more electricity.
Complaints surge as Australia's A$7.2 billion home battery program attracts scrutiny
Australia's booming household battery market is attracting increasing regulatory scrutiny as complaints rise about installers taking deposits, delaying projects and failing to deliver systems promised under the Federal Government's Cheaper Home…
Wendell Berry's Unrelenting Vision
Bluesky The beloved poet and essayist Wendell Berry died this summer at the age of 92. In an essay in The Nation in 2019, Jedediah Britton-Purdy observed that Berry was one of those rare figures who received positive attention in both left-leaning…
For the future of green politics, look beyond the Green party | Zoe Williams
The future of Green politics is under constant discussion after the Holborn and St Pancras byelection, but a much heavier clash – in meaning, symbolism and portent – happened earlier this summer, in King's Lynn and West Norfolk. The…
Top 10 countries by increase in solar generation in 2025
Solar energy is a crucial pillar of the global transition to a low-carbon future. China led the world in the growth in solar generation in 2025, adding 336 TWh, followed by the US and India, according to global energy think tank Ember's report.
Modi Energy launches zero-upfront solar-plus-storage offer in Denmark
Copenhagen-based Modi Energy has opened registrations in Denmark for a new energy-as-a-service offer. The company installs and owns solar and battery systems on customers' homes and guarantees bills 20% below the market price of the electricity…
Europe's second energy crisis largely skipped the solar hours
Europe has now lived through two energy crises in four years, and on the surface the second looks like a smaller copy of the first. In Spain, Germany and Greece, day-ahead prices rose in both, and in each case the shock followed a war that began in…
Solar panel promises turn into costly problems for Texas homeowners. Who's responsible?
HOUSTON – For one Texas homeowner, solar panel were supposed to mean lower energy costs. Instead, she says the company she paid disappeared, the panels aren't working and the monthly bill never went away. She's still paying $79 a month.
Power crisis: Pinarayi Vijayan cautions State against opting for nuclear power projects
Leader of Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday advised caution on pursuing nuclear power projects in Keralam. Considering nuclear power projects to meet an immediate need could entail grave implications for the State in the future, Mr. Vijayan…
Fuel prices are cutting emissions in France. Will it last?
France is getting an unexpected boost in its efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, but it comes with a catch consumers are feeling at the fuel pump. Soaring fuel prices caused by the war in Iran have prompted people to buy less diesel and cut…
Telecel Ghana Grabs Two Awards At CCIFG Gala And Awards 2026 - The Ghanaian Chronicle
Telecel Ghana has won two major awards at the 2026 Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana (CCIFG) Gala and Awards, earning recognition for its excellence in digital transformation, innovation and sustainability. The company secured the…
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