Palm oil production in the Northern Zone (Colombia) faces great challenges for irrigation due to the scarcity of water, essential for the sustainable productivity of the crop.
An analysis on 51,000 hectares reveals that 56% of producers use flood irrigation,...
The national football stadium of Norway, the Ullevaal in Oslo, has incorporated 1,242 vertical bifacial solar panels on its roof, becoming the largest installation for energy production of this type in the world.
This initiative, implemented in June 2024, places...
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The last years have been characterized by the arrival of electric vehicles that are truly unique: from high-performance bicycles to scooters that seem to come straight out of a science fiction movie. However, none as peculiar and eye-catching as...
Japan is betting on renewables with strength and aims for them to be its main source of energy by 2040. In this way, reducing its dependence on coal and gas and achieving carbon neutrality.
These are the plans of the...
The National Administration of State Power Plants and Transmissions (UTE) has issued debt for 27 million dollars in Negotiable Obligations (ON) aimed at retail investors, with the aim of financing one of the two new solar photovoltaic parks projected...
The large-scale production of highly efficient and non-toxic organic solar cells is now possible thanks to a new design principle developed at Linköping University, Sweden.
In a study published in Nature Energy, researchers analyzed the shape and molecular interaction in...
India is building the largest renewable energy power plant on the planet in the Khavda region, in the state of Gujarat.
The company Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) plans to install around 60 million solar panels and 770 wind turbines...
A new solar installation has been completed at Landstraßer Gürtel, in the 3rd district of Vienna, combining energy production with urban soundproofing.
Commissioned by ARE Real Estate Vienna, this entity supervised the entire project, demonstrating how solar technology can address...
The Digital Inclusion Center (CID) of Lot 111 in Formosa is the first public building in the province to use renewable energies, providing more than 2,000 families with high-quality Internet access.
This project aims to reduce the digital divide in...
