Computer, algorithm, AI: the power technologies climbing the sequence
As renewable generation pushes technological development, algorithms are starting to learn that their actions have consequences.
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Andhra Pradesh makes progress in achieving 10 GW solar target for farming needs
The finalization of tender for the development of 5.8 GW solar power plants by the...
The role of remanufacturing and selective electroplating
For site managers in the mining industry who are looking to extend the life of...
Here comes the sun: space-based solar power is on the horizon
Space-based solar power (SBSP) is edging closer to becoming a reality and, in the long...
Saudi Arabia signs artificial intelligence agreements
The agreements followed the announcement of Saudi Arabia's National Strategy for Data and Artificial Intelligence, launched...
Oman to unify electricity grids
Oman Electricity Transmission Company (OETC) has awarded contracts for the RO183m ($476m) first phase of a project called Rabt, which aims to connect the national grid with other electricity transmission networks in the sultanate.
Sohar Port plans hydrogen hub
On-demand hydrogen fuel could be made available to the port’s industrial clusters and tenants
Covid-19 pandemic is opportune time to bolster renewable energy growth, reveals GlobalData
The global power sector has witnessed a shift in capacity additions from conventional power sources to renewables. With a focus on decarbonizing electricity supply, the focus that governments and utilities have made on increasing the...
China, US and Europe key drivers in renewable energy development, reveals GlobalData
Wind and solar PV technologies is estimated to continue to grow during 2021–2030, with reduced costs encouraging more projects to be set up in the coming years. The adoption of renewables by countries that had...
How does selective electroplating process work in the petrochemicals industry?
Minimising downtime in any industry is critical. But within the petrochemical industry, it’s even more so. During downtime, these plants have the potential to not only release emissions into the environment but to also lose...
Impact of decline in power demand during COVID-19 crisis high, but not a big concern: Poll
A marginal decline in demand has been witnessed during the initial months of the COVID-19 crisis that has forced lock-downs in multiple countries that resulted in subdued industrial activity.
