The secondary benefits resulting from innovative solar power deployment
In addition to offering energy resiliency and reliability, many innovative solar applications provide secondary benefits.
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In addition to offering energy resiliency and reliability, many innovative solar applications provide secondary benefits.
Europe’s largest floating solar park will take shape in July this year, in Portugal’s Alqueva reservoir. It will include 12,000 solar panels.
Hawaii leads the country with nearly 20 solar customers per 100 households, followed by California and Arizona.
The Falcon Solar looks like a superhero’s jet, running exclusively on solar power and shaped like the bird of prey it’s named after.
The UK believes that beaming electricity from space using the sun could help the country meet its target of zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
California’s clean air regulators proposed a plan to cut carbon emissions with several policy priorities including expanding rooftop solar.
To stand apart from the competition, one popular strategy of many craft breweries is to invest in onsite renewable energy.
A 35 MW solar power carport with 90,000 solar panels was launched in the first week of May in the Netherlands.
New modeling suggests more offshore wind & geothermal power could reduce risks of overreliance on solar & battery growth to meet state goals.
Digital Realty unveiled two power purchase agreements (PPAs) for 158 MW of solar energy in California and Georgia.