⚡️ Energy
Energy production and consumption is becoming cleaner, cheaper and decentralized. With connected devices you as a consumer can take control of your energy consumption. Here you will also find content about batteries, smart grids, nuclear and other innovation in the energy field.
Electric buses are driving big changes in the transportation sector
Buses are already a greener way to get around than personal vehicles, but this method of public transportation is preparing for another eco-friendly upgrade in the form of electric power. Growth in the electric bus sector has been huge in China where rates of electric buses increased 78.4 percent
Solar panels are helping US farmers make ends meet
Since the start of the trade war between the US and China, there have been many people affected by the dispute, but small farmers have been bearing the brunt of it. The tit-for-tat tariffs applied by both countries to each other’s goods have cut demand for American crops, putting
☀️ A former landfill in Maryland becomes the perfect site for a community solar farm
Solar power is an effective way of producing clean, renewable, energy, but finding the space for large solar farms, especially in populated areas, can be a challenge. Fortunately for the residents of Prince George’s County, Maryland, they already had a large area of land unsuitable for development yet perfect
Solar Energy: The Beginning of a Revolution
Solar energy is booming. With an increase in supply as well as a decrease in cost, solar energy is now a real option for millions of people looking to sever ties with conventional energy. Over the last 40 years, the price of solar energy has decreased by 99.6 percent,
⚡️ Smart power grids and transmission – the key to the energy of the future
Smart electricity grids play a key role in creating new services and in balancing energy use, especially now that the energy mix is changing rapidly and electrification is underway in a number of sectors.
Energy: Conversion on a Global Scale
There is a monumental transformation occurring in the world’s current energy system, which is being driven primarily by greatly reduced prices for renewable energy. The Swedish energy system has had a very low climate impact for decades. It is 97 percent fossil-free and has a delivery security close to