While the world is concerned about the issue of climate change and the green transition, the technology industry is already experiencing genuine difficulties with supplying rare earth metals such as nickel, palladium, and neon, without which the digital economy is unthinkable. China was the first to orient itself in this matter, having established production and …
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There will be no going back to nuclear power under any circumstances, said Ricarda Lang, co-chair of the German Alliance 90/Green party, according to the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ). In an interview with ZDF, Lang commented on statements by Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP) that nuclear power plants, if necessary, would have to …
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Solar energy production in Japan and South Korea surged to record levels in May, according to global energy think tank Ember. Locally produced renewable energy sources (RES) provide countries with an increasing opportunity to enjoy the benefits of cheaper and cleaner electricity. The expansion of solar energy production in major Asian economies comes amid global …
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Dutch homeowners who want to make their homes greener with heat pumps are facing a shortage of equipment, installation company Feenstra, one of the largest in the Netherlands, the NL Times reported. According to installers, heat pumps will be in short supply throughout 2022. The company has had to turn away new customers for several …
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Mining giant BHP has begun installing 10MW solar panels to power its nickel mining operation in Western Australia’s northern Goldfields region, along with batteries and wind turbines, the Institute to Energy Economics and Financial Analysis reported. The 10.7 MW solar panels power center and 10.1 MW battery at the Leinster site are part of the …
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The environmental conditions where people can live and work normally are of critical importance. Temperature is the most important of them, since it directly affects the well-being and state of health. This is strongly felt even at home, and in office and industrial buildings, the situation is even tougher, especially in the warm season. Many …
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Securing energy supplies are one of the most relevant matters for modern civilization, and green energy has become a real trend in the last decade. This type of energy is designed to save many countries from hydrocarbon dependence. It will be helpful for investors to know what it is and how to make money on …
Two German renewable energy companies are hoping to build one of the country’s largest solar parks among the hills in eastern Barnim to improve energy security in the face of an unprecedented supply crisis, local media reported. But the project is facing dozens of hurdles even as Russia, on which Germany has relied for decades, …
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A report by independent climate think tank Ember found that EU wind and solar deployment is not fast enough to achieve renewable growth and meet global climate targets due to a lengthy permit process, Reuters reported. To reach the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C, the EU will need an additional 76 GW of …
Cypriot authorities plan to build 14 new photovoltaic parks with a total capacity of 68 MW in the Nicosia region. On Tuesday, the country’s Department of Environmental Protection approved a large-scale project by EAC – IAK RENEWABLE LTD (a joint venture between the Holy Archdiocese and the Cyprus Electricity Authority). The project includes the construction …
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