Topic: "Solar"

Carbon Crossroads: Can Germany Revive Its Stalled Energy Transition?

by Paul Hockenos — 2 months ago

(Yale Environment 360) – Northern Germany, from the Polish borderlands in the east to the Netherlands in the west, is the stronghold of Germany’s muscular onshore wind power industry. This is where the lion’s share of the country’s... Read more →

Mimicking the Mind: How AI Will Change the Solar Industry

by Farid Najafi — 7 months ago

(Arbox Renewable Energy) – Though the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has a wide variety of working definitions, it generally refers to machines that can learn from and act upon data sets without human programming or intervention.... Read more →

What Will We Do With All Those Solar Panels When Their Useful Life is Over?

by Nate Berg — 7 months ago

(University of Minnesota) – As solar power booms, businesses are exploring ways to ensure valuable components don’t end up in landfills. Solar power is having its hockey stick moment. Since the early 2000s, the amount of solar panels... Read more →

California is Throttling Back Record Levels of Solar

by James Temple — 8 months ago

(MIT) – Without big changes, the oversupply of renewables will stall efforts to overhaul the power sector. Californians are enjoying a sunny summer, which means the state’s solar farms and rooftop panels are flooding the grid with electricity.... Read more →

A Tale of Two Technologies: What Nuclear’s Past Might Tell Us About Solar’s Future

by Varun Sivaram — 1 year ago

(The Breakthrough Institute) – In 2011, the nuclear industry had a meltdown. In a literal sense, three reactors at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant melted down after an earthquake and resulting tsunami, forcing mass evacuations... Read more →

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Carbon Crossroads: Can Germany Revive Its Stalled Energy Transition?

Mimicking the Mind: How AI Will Change the Solar Industry

What Will We Do With All Those Solar Panels When Their Useful Life is Over?

California is Throttling Back Record Levels of Solar

A Tale of Two Technologies: What Nuclear’s Past Might Tell Us About Solar’s Future

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