#renewable

[eternalistic]

“In France, solar just got a huge boost from new legislation approved through the Senate this week that will require all parking lots with spaces for at least 80 vehicles – both existing and new – to be covered by solar panels.”

“The new provisions are part of French president Emmanuel Macron’s large-scale plan to heavily invest in renewables, which aims to multiply by 10 the amount of solar energy produced in the country, and to double the power from land-based wind farms.”

[mapsontheweb]

Energy production around the world. What is the share of fossil fuels, renewable energies or nuclear energy per country?

The size of the circles shows the total amount of energy produced per country since 2010. The color of the slices shows the origin of the energy (fossil, renewable or nuclear).

by BjnNowak

[thonethatflies620]

Why is blood so fun

[sir20]

Navarra landscape by sir20

[laski-and-sage]

TJ: If we ever gonna starve, we eat Anderson.

Anderson: What?! Why me??

TJ: You can fucking regenerate. If we eat your leg, it's just gonna grow back. AND Alucard is too skinny for that. I want meat, not fucking bones to pick my teeth with.

Alucard:

Alucard: Touché

[reasonsforhope]

“Forest advocates in Australia — the world’s 13th largest economy — say they scored a major environmental victory on December 15 when the ruling Labor Party revised a key regulation, rejecting the renewable energy classification of wood harvested from native forests and burned to make energy. Previously, under the country’s renewable energy policy, woody biomass had been classified as a renewable energy source.

The impact of this regulatory change is perhaps most significant for the setback it may pose to the biomass industry globally, hindering the multibillion-dollar wood pellet industry from getting started Down Under at a time when pellet production is rising in the U.S. Southeast and British Columbia in order to supply growing demand to the EU, UK and Asia.

“The changes [in Australia] mean that native forest biomass is no longer considered an ‘eligible renewable energy source’ for the purposes of [the nation’s] Renewable Energy Target, and electricity it generates cannot be used to create tradable Large-scale Generation Certificates [for replacing coal],” Chris Bowen, Australia’s minister of climate change and energy, said in a statement. “We have listened to the community and acted to address their concerns.”

Australia, by its decision, is taking a very different course than the European Union, where woody biomass — despite growing public opposition — remains defined as a renewable energy source, is heavily government subsidized as a result, and makes up 60% of the EU’s renewable energy mix. Australia is among the few G20 countries without a thriving biomass industry; at present it neither produces nor burns wood pellets at any scale.

But that situation was poised to change, according to Virginia Young, a forest advocate with Wilderness Australia, an NGO.

“Two big power stations in Queensland were on the verge of converting from coal to biomass,” Young told Mongabay in an interview from Montreal, where she was attending the United Nations COP15 biodiversity conference. “There are [coal] plants in Victoria and New South Wales that were looking to convert. They were talking with Drax [the world’s largest consumer of wood pellets for energy based in the United Kingdom] about how to make it happen. All this was about to start.”

But without the renewable designation, biomass development in Australia is all but dead in the water...

“This is a big win for the community, who want the electricity sector decarbonized as quickly as possible and do not want to see native forests logged to enable coal-fired generators to switch to burning forests instead of coal,” Bob Debus, chairman of Wilderness Australia, an NGO, said in a statement.” -via Mongabay, 12/21/22

[atompowers]

[ennovance]

#Capex conservation in dinosaur 🦕 juice hunting business?

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The world is finally spending more on solar than #oil production: Here’s where the money is going. 

https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/06/01/1073799/the-world-is-finally-spending-more-on-solar-than-oil-production/ #renewable #zetzero #shalegas #chemicals #oott #energy #cleantech #investor #investments #ennovance #capital #finance #lithium #ev #electricity

[abraxastakingoff]

[awaredotin]

Green Energy: Its Need

#NeedToKnow: Green energy

“Alternative energy generator windmills“/ CC0 1.0 Green energy refers to renewable and environmental friendly sources of power, such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal energy, which have lower environmental impacts compared to traditional fossil fuels. These sources play a crucial in mitigating climate change and reducing dependence on non-renewable resources. Geothermal energy Photo by…

[mobiosolutions]

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[economicsresearch]

page 538 - birdie with a short beak.

I am so mad. And I'm pretty sure that other blogger is to blame.

I think.

[olddutchleatherworks]

Why buy vegtan leather products? Because 🌍 🌎 🌏!! Sustainable since forever💪 #sustainableleather #sustainableleathergoods #veganleatherisplastic #biodegradable #durablegoods #renewable #repairable #reusereducerecycle #italianleather #olddutchleatherworks #olddutchandfriends #winsum https://www.instagram.com/p/CqcukPiMLuw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tapuwadangarembizi]

Tapuwa Dangarembizi - How can industries benefit from using sustainable energy sources that are renewable and do not deplete natural resources?

Throughout history, industries have continued to be recognized as the culprits responsible for the constant degradation of our fragile environment. They consume massive amounts of nonrenewable energy, lowering our precious natural resources to the point of exhaustion. Their constant operations cast an unsettling veil of pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, perpetuating the effects of climate change's wicked cycle. The repercussions of this terrible pattern are undeniable, with catastrophic weather events, the gradual demise of the polar ice caps, and the alarming erosion of biodiversity becoming increasingly common.

However, in recent years, an evolutionary shift has progressively emerged, with industries becoming more aware of the pressing requirement to adopt environmentally friendly energy options. Among these, solar power has come to prominence as an economically viable and environmentally friendly option for industries that are seeking to reduce carbon emissions and foster a more sustainable future. This article explores the subject Tapuwa Dangarembizi — Why should industries focus on the usage of sustainable energy and reveals an abundance of benefits associated with incorporating solar energy in industrial settings.

Cost-Effectiveness and Long-Term Financial Savings

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Technological Advancements and Integration

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Cleansing the Atmosphere: Solar Energy's Role in Mitigating Airborne Pollutants

Solar power emerges as the epitome of eco-consciousness, encouraging industries to embrace its ethereal benefits. By skillfully harnessing the sun's radiant power, businesses can break free from the shackles of fossil fuel dependence, effectively reducing hazardous emissions that contribute to climatic imbalance. The giving of this solar energy extends beyond mere carbon footprint reduction; it provides a beautiful ecological environment by cleansing our atmosphere from the harm of airborne pollutants. With water conservation and devotion to sustainability as its guiding mantras, solar panels illuminate a future teeming with green vitality.

Final thoughts

While certain business sectors are likely to have difficulties when setting up solar panels,  don't worry because experienced professionals with names like Tapuwa Dangarembizi are there to provide customized approaches that satisfy particular requirements. From preliminary expenses to grid integration, his knowledge creates unique solutions that ensure that there is no disruption to sustainable power. To know more about sustainable energy, don’t forget to read Tapuwa Dangarembizi - Why is there a need to focus on using sustainable energy?

[greentechspot]

Eco-Innovation Alert: How Solar Trees Can Reshape Cities and Power Progress

In the ever-evolving landscape of renewable energy, the concept of “solar trees” is emerging as a fascinating blend of technology and biomimicry, offering a new way to harvest solar energy while harmonizing with the natural world. These innovative structures are reshaping the way we think about solar power generation, with their design inspired by the elegance and efficiency of trees in nature.…