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Big Solar Farms May Impact Local Weather Conditions Negatively…

Most commercially available solar panels are between 15 per cent and 22 per cent efficient. The efficiency of panels degrades over time as they are exposed to the elements of nature. High

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Japan Plans To Allocate Up To $3.4bn For Hydrogen Technology Development

The Japanese trade ministry (Meti) has proposed allocating up to ¥370bn ($3.4bn) to support hydrogen technology development in the next 10 years. The allocation will come out of a ¥2 trillion government

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Korea Has Highest Hydrogen Vehicles In The World

According to the Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association (KAMA) the number of hydrogen electric vehicles supplied to the country is highest in the world, but the charging infrastructure is very poor. Korea, where

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Hino & Ree Join Hands To Develop Modular EVs

Toyota Motor Corp affiliate Hino Motors and Israeli startup Ree Automotive will jointly develop modular electric vehicles(EV) to transport people and goods, joining a growing number of partnerships in the still young,

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Toeing The Line – Tesla To Add Recycling Facility At Shanghai Factory

China, the world’s biggest car market, sold over 1.3 million electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles last year so the regulators are now adding rules on recycling of key EV components to save

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COVID-19 IInd Wave Fallout – Solar & Wind Projects Get Further Delayed

The recent surge in COVID-19 cases across the country has pushed several states under curfews and lockdowns, which is expected to result in project commissioning delays for solar projects, according to industry

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CDC Group Invest 250 Crore Via Non-Convertible Debentures In Fourth Partner Energy

CDC Group, the UK’s development finance institution (DFI) and impact investor, today announced a 250 Cr investment into Fourth Partner Energy, India’s leading solar energy company for commercial and industrial businesses. Fourth

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Oxitec’s Controversial Plan – Rolling Out Of Gene-hacked Mosquitoes

The British biotech company Oxitec is moving ahead with its controversial plan to release hundreds of millions of gene-hacked mosquitoes, an experimental new form of targeted pest control, in the Florida Keys.

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