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  • Solar power may heal South Africa

    China has solar power plants that cumulatively produce more than four times our total electricity needs.As a South African, looking at statistics like this, it is difficult not to feel that something is horribly amiss in our country.

  • The world will get half its power from wind, solar by 2050

    early half the world’s electricity will come from renewable energy by 2050 as costs of wind, solar and battery storagecontinue to plummet.

  • Concrete Blocks Serving as the Future of Renewable Energy Storage

    Energy storage is becoming a critical question when it comes to renewable energy. Swiss startup, Energy Vault, has significant and concrete plans to tackle the problem. 

  • NASA admits that climate change occurs because of changes in Earth’s solar orbit, and NOT because of SUVs and fossil fuels

     For more than 60 years, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has known that the changes occurring to planetary weather patterns are completely natural and normal.

  • Greening” of South Africa’s energy mix is based on solar energy.

    The South African authorities are planning to make less coal, a lot of wind and a significant amount of solar energy.

  • Why wind and solar would offer the DRC and South Africa better energy deals than Inga 3

    Seven years ago the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) proposed the Inga 3 – a 4.8GW hydropower project on the Congo River – with great fanfare.

  • Can railways be fully solar-powered?

    Trains are the most efficient mode of transportation we have. Despite carrying 9% of global passengers and 7% of global cargo, they make up just 3% of global transportation energy use.

  • Fruit farmer lights up Ceres Valley- South Africa

    Installs ‘solar orchard’, shares excess power in area fraught by shortages

  • Solar power has the ability to transform the world’s energy supply

    More countries around the world are constructing solar farms as it’s extremely cost effective.

  • 3 Things to Watch in Renewable Energy in 2021

    The renewable energy industry enjoyed a banner year in 2020.

  • Can solar radiation management change our climate?

    Rising sea levels, wildfire seasons that are the worst on record, parched cropland—in spite of all the evidence that human civilization is losing its game of chicken with the climate, no one is flinching.

  • Why southern Africa’s interior is an ideal place to generate solar energy

    Southern Africa is popularly associated with sunshine. Does that make the region exceptionally suited to solar energy generation?

  • This Solar Mountain Could Be The Precedent To Sustainable Architecture

    The built world is (and will continue to be) increasingly changing as the effects of climate change start reaching dangerously record-breaking levels. Design must adapt to the times, so we’re beginning to see an increased focus on environmental impact.

  • These energy innovations could transform climate change mitigation… and save money in the process

    To most people, a solar farm or a geothermal plant is an important source of clean energy. Scientists and engineers see that plus far more potential.

  • Renewables are more costly and risky the deeper you dig

    It’s now almost an article of faith among energy writers in the bulk of the media that “renewables” are the best form of energy from an environmental point of view.

  • South Africa could produce a lot more renewable energy: here’s what it needs

    South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, has not been able to provide a steady electricity supply for several years now.

  • South Africa government aims to drastically cut red tape on solar energy projects

    As South Africa scrambles for solutions to its energy crisis, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) announced during a virtual national stakeholder engagement on Thursday that it would open up public participation to shorten the bureaucratic process in the environmental impact assessments for solar energy project development.  

  • Can crops grow better under solar panels? Here’s all you need to know about ‘agrivoltaic farming’

    As temperatures soar to record levels and wildfires rage around the world, the need to meet net zero targets has never been more urgent.

  • Solar farms use vast amounts of land

    The world’s largest solar photovoltaic farms give us an insight into how much acreage is required to produce meaningful amounts of electricity.

  • China’s Dominance in the Solar Panel Supply Chain

    Visualizing China’s Dominance in the Solar Panel Supply Chain

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