Solinc company started its life in Naivasha, Kenya. It was East Africa’s only PV panel producer in 2011. The distribution of solar panels to retail markets was Solinc’s area of expertise at the time. As the company has grown over the years, Solinc now deals with large solar installations and the wholesale supply of panels …
Solinc captures the Kenyan’s sun with their solar panels Read More »
Company Lekela produces electricity using renewable resources, mainly wind power. Their focus is the advancement of the projects from mid or late-stage development into long-term operation. Lekela, also, builds utility-scale projects that provide people throughout Africa with desperately needed renewable energy. If wind powers Lekela Power, then Lekela powers Africa. Wind power is a serious …
Wind powers Lekela Power, Lekela (em)powers Africa Read More »
On Thursday, German utility Uniper announced that it was collaborating with Masdar, a sustainable energy company in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), on a project to produce green hydrogen. This was a confirmation of a Bloomberg article. The Berlin government this week completed a 34.5-billion-euro ($36.55 billion) bailout of Uniper with approval from the European …
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The green hydrogen is moving forward, but leaks could be an issue. Some scientists claim that the paucity of information on leaks and the possible harm they could bring is a blind spot for the developing sector as governments and energy businesses place large bets on the much-touted fuel of the future. At least four …
Green hydrogen is not so green – if it leaks into the atmosphere Read More »
BTE Renewables is an owner of a firm that produces renewable energy. Its goal is to make possible utility-scale wind and solar installations in Africa. In order to ensure long-term value creation for all stakeholders, the firm develops, acquires, owns, and runs waste-to-energy, renewable energy, and energy efficiency projects in the sub-utility range of around …
BTE Renewables: Sustainable energy in Africa while investing in nature and people Read More »
To prevent the auction of oil and gas drilling rights off the coast of Alaska that is slated to take place next week, environmental groups filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration on Wednesday. They brought the lawsuit before an Alaskan federal court at the same time as the Interior Department was getting ready to …
In order to increase liquidity and fund growth as it copes with extremely volatile energy markets, energy trader Danske Commodities has obtained a 3.5-billion-euro capital injection from parent company Equinor. Numerous European utilities and traders have been obliged to secure additional funds. The aim is to meet margin call requirements because of rising energy costs …
Equinor invests billions in its energy trading business Read More »
For thousands of years, people have used the power of water, the power of river currents by spinning water wheels to prepare grains and fabric. The history of hydropower is as long as civilization. Over 2,000 years ago, the Greeks employed water wheels to mill wheat into flour, and in the third century B.C., the …
The greatest source of renewable electricity generation in the world, hydropower, or hydroelectricity, is anticipated to continue playing a key role in decarbonizing the power system and enhancing the system’s flexibility. The most popular renewable source of electricity is hydroelectric power. China is the nation that generates the most hydroelectric power. United States, Brazil, Canada, …
Did you know hydropower supplies much of the world’s electricity? Read More »
Although we consider hydropower a clean energy source, using it to generate significant amounts of power has an impact on the environment. Hydropower contaminates neither the air nor the water. However, hydropower plants have the potential to significantly alter the environment, as well as homes, land usage, and natural habitats near the dam. Hydropower has …
Hydropower may harm the environment, but not necessarily Read More »
