Diagnosing Wind Turbine Erosion, and Resulting Mass Imbalance
Correlating entropy with wind turbine erosion
Tag: renewable power
Floating vs. Ground-Mounted Solar
Comparing ‘floatovoltaics’ with their ground-mounted solar equivalent
Turning Carbon Dioxide into Clean Methane: A Leap Forward in Reducing Carbon Emissions
Research from Northern China finds innovative way to produce methane from carbon dioxide.
Comparing Renewable Energy Systems: Which is Best for Sustainable Homes?
Comparing Solar, Wind and Battery and Hydrogen Storage Combinations for Optimal Residential Renewable Energy
Hydrogen will Steel Industry
The Power of Hydrogen to Revolutionise Steel Production
Supporting Hydrogen’s Huge, Versatile Potential in Decarbonised Energy
Hydrogen holds huge potential for electricity, heating, transport and energy storage. We should be creative about supporting investment in required infrastructure.
Harnessing Offshore Wind for a Greener Ireland
How Ireland is harnessing wind for a Clean Energy future
China’s Renewable Energy Hubs that meet Short- and Long-Term Demand
China is leading the charge in the global energy transition by advancing large-scale renewable energy hubs, integrating wind power, photovoltaic (PV) systems, thermal power, and energy storage. These efforts aim to meet ambitious power transmission targets and contribute to the nation’s “dual carbon” goals. However, the distinct seasonal generation patterns of renewable energy don’t match … Continue reading China’s Renewable Energy Hubs that meet Short- and Long-Term Demand
Harnessing the Earth’s Heat: A New Way to Store Energy in Remote Canadian Communities
In the remote and often frigid regions of northern Canada, many communities still rely on expensive and environmentally harmful fossil fuels for their energy needs. However, a groundbreaking new technology called Borehole Thermal Energy Storage (BTES) offers a promising solution. BTES involves storing heat underground during warmer months and retrieving it when needed during the … Continue reading Harnessing the Earth’s Heat: A New Way to Store Energy in Remote Canadian Communities
Future Trends in Gas Separation: Innovations in Ceramic Membrane Technology
Advances and Prospects in Ceramic Oxygen and Hydrogen Separation Membranes
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