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Tigo Energy to Present Solutions for Greater Solar Generation, Monitoring, and Safety at Intersolar South America

Tigo Energy, Inc., the solar industry’s worldwide leader in Flex MLPE, today announced that the Company will exhibit its latest products at Intersolar South America.

From Tigo Energy, Inc. 13 Oct 2021

Global Cement and Concrete Industry Announces Roadmap to Achieve Groundbreaking ‘Net Zero’ CO2 Emissions By 2050

Forty of the world’s leading cement and concrete manufacturers today join forces to accelerate the shift to greener concrete by pledging to cut CO2 emissions by a further 25% by 2030, marking a decisive step in the race to ‘Net Zero’ concrete by 2050.

13 Oct 2021

Everoze Launches New Hydrogen Advisory Hub in Glasgow

Leading the hydrogen team will be Ewan Murray, who brings over 10 years specialist hydrogen storage, flexibility and power generation knowledge.

13 Oct 2021

ABB and Lilium Team Up to Revolutionize Charging Infrastructure for Regional Air Travel

ABB E-mobility and Lilium N.V., positioned to be a global leader in regional electric air mobility, have announced plans for ABB to provide the charging infrastructure for Lilium’s high speed regional air network, scheduled for commercial launch in 2024.

From ABB Electrification 13 Oct 2021

New Research Alters the Prevailing Understanding of How Marine Life Influences Clouds

Stand on the ocean's shore and take a big whiff of the salt spray and you'll smell the unmistakably pungent scent of the sea. That ripe, almost rotting smell? That's sulfur.

12 Oct 2021

Researchers Track Specific Class of Molecules Key to Climate and Combustion Chemistry

Researchers report they have directly observed a prototypical version of a class of molecules central to environmental and combustion chemistry.

12 Oct 2021

Seabirds Across the Globe Accumulate Plastic's Chemical Components in Their Bodies, Research Reveals

Seabirds from Gough Island in the south Atlantic, Marion Island near Antarctica and the coasts of both Hawaii and Western Australia have a dangerous habit: eating plastic.

12 Oct 2021

New Method to Detect Fraudulent Practices in Food Production

Fraudulent practices in food production, especially false claims of geographical origin, cause billions of dollars in economic damage every year.

12 Oct 2021

Researchers Assess How COVID-19 Related Energy Demand Changes Could Affect Climate Mitigation Challenges

The pandemic-related drop in greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 was likely the largest on record in a single year, but how our recovery might affect future emissions is less clear.

12 Oct 2021

New Technologies to Emerge to Ensure Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia

A recent UN report states that climate changes are taking place in every region across the globe. The evolving world has been disproportionately affected and the impacts of an altering climate are paving the way for greater water and food insecurity and also economic instability.

12 Oct 2021

Natural Weathering and Carbon Sinks can Help Fight Climate Change

The extensive habitats of the earth, spanning from the poles to the equator, have the strong potential to eliminate carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through the undiscovered rock nitrogen weathering reactions that distribute natural fertilizers across the globe.

12 Oct 2021

Carbon Capture and Storage Gathers Momentum in Response to Rising Climate Ambition

A new climate report released by the Global CCS Institute has highlighted the continuing growth of carbon capture and storage worldwide.

12 Oct 2021

Wind Farm Noise May Not Be More Disruptive to Sleep Than Other Sources

Residents who live within 10 km of a wind farm report more sleep issues from other sources, such as insomnia, stress and snoring spouses, than the nearby wind farms, a Flinders University study has found.

12 Oct 2021

Better UK Connectivity Could Prevent CO2e Emissions Equivalent to 750,000 Lorries

The transport sector could be the big carbon reduction winner from better UK digital connectivity, according to an independent report published today.

12 Oct 2021

Georgia Tech Professor Receives $12 Million Grant from NSF to Create Atmospheric Measurement Network

Georgia Institute of Technology Professor Nga Lee "Sally" Ng has earned a $12 million grant from the National Science Foundation Mid-Scale Research Infrastructure program to provide high time-resolution, long-term measurements of the properties of atmospheric particulates known as aerosols, which have significant effects on health and climate change.

11 Oct 2021