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Power tech trends: Solar leads Twitter mentions in April 2020
Solar features as Power Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on power in April 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweeted terms are the trending...
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Record-breaking solar perovskites
Perovskite solar cells technologies have the potential to increase efficiency and lower the cost of solar energy, yet significant cost and reliability issues remain. Yoana Cholteeva looks into what makes...
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Solar and onshore wind cheapest sources of energy: BNEF report
Solar and onshore wind energy are the cheapest sources of new-build generation for two-thirds of the global population, according to an analysis conducted by Bloomberg NEF (BNEF).
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Solar trends: Coal decline leads Twitter mentions in Q1 2020
Power Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on solar in Q1 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweeted terms are the trending industry discussions happening...
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Infinity on high: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
In this issue: a project to produce “near-infinite” power from nuclear waste, the growing reluctance to insure coal, big tech’s climate change pledges, , and more.
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Power trends: Solar leads Twitter mentions in February 2020
Power Technology lists the top five terms tweeted in power in February 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweeted terms are the trending industry discussions happening...
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Wild is the wind: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
In this issue: Aberdeen pivots towards renewables, reigniting concentrated solar power, changing perceptions around onshore wind, and more.
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Why thinking small could help reignite the concentrated solar power sector
Concentrated solar power accounts for only a fraction of the overall green energy market, but recent research suggests smaller-scale designs could help revitalise interest in the sector. We talk to...
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Giant solar arrays: do big ambitions mean big problems?
Some of the world’s most ambitious large-scale solar projects have been plagued by delay, ultimately making them a financial burden rather than a beacon on the renewable power horizon. Does...
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Electrifying Nigeria: could solar power one million households?
Nigeria has launched a $75m fund to provide electricity to its citizens, with solar panel manufacturer Lumos planning to use the money to electrify one million households over the next...
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