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After attacks on power grid - Federal Association for Renewable Energy calls for backup systems

By withut-me 03.09.2026 10 views
TL;DR AI-generated Following attacks on the power grid, the Federal Association for Renewable Energy is calling for backup systems including bioenergy, hydropower, and battery storage. The Green Party parliamentary group criticizes the lack of preparation for attacks on critical infrastructure.
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Companies & Markets Climate Change Renewable Energy

Solar overtakes coal for the first time as China's largest power source

By withut-me 01.09.2026 14 views
TL;DR AI-generated China's installed solar power capacity has surpassed that of coal-fired power plants for the first time. As of the end of July, photovoltaic capacity stood at 1,286 gigawatts, compared to 1,285 gigawatts for coal power plants.
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Research & Discoveries IT & Internet Renewable Energy

E-Fuels and H2: Synthetic Fuels Only Need Air

By withut-me 01.09.2026 14 views
TL;DR AI-generated Synthetic fuels and hydrogen can be produced using air instead of fresh or river water, according to a study by Forschungszentrum Jülich. This is technically and economically feasible, meeting water and CO2 needs for 97 percent of studied global locations. Methanol costs could be comparable to gasoline.
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Companies & Markets Renewable Energy

AfD Climate Policy Endangers Saxony-Anhalt's Economy

By withut-me 31.08.2026 85 views
TL;DR AI-generated The AfD in Saxony-Anhalt plans to move away from renewable energies. Industry representatives warn this could lead to higher energy costs, job losses, and economic disadvantages for the state. The party calls for a moratorium on new wind turbines and rejects large solar installations.
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Companies & Markets Renewable Energy

Energy Transition Misplanned: Expansion of Wind and Solar Energy Needs Rethinking

By withut-me 31.08.2026 13 views
TL;DR AI-generated Current photovoltaic subsidies lead to uneven distribution, causing grid overload in Bavaria and long transport routes in the northeast. A regionally adapted subsidy model could relieve power grids and increase domestic energy production.
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Foreign Policy Companies & Markets Renewable Energy

Sila Atlantic: Positive Sentiment for Importing Desert Power from Morocco

By withut-me 28.08.2026 17 views
TL;DR AI-generated Morocco has positively approved the "Sila Atlantic" project, which aims to supply electricity via a 4,800 km subsea cable. The project plans 15 GW of wind and solar capacity to generate up to 26 TWh of green electricity annually for Germany.
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Companies & Markets Housing & Urban Development Renewable Energy

With Solar Power: London's Fruit and Vegetable Market Gets City's Largest Rooftop Solar System

By withut-me 28.08.2026 20 views
TL;DR AI-generated London's New Spitalfields Market now has the city's largest rooftop solar system, featuring 2,730 modules and a capacity of 1.4 MWp. This installation is expected to reduce the market's energy costs and emissions by approximately 225 tonnes of CO₂ annually.
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Research & Discoveries IT & Internet Renewable Energy

Airborne Wind Energy: Flying Wind Turbine Generates Power at 4,000 Meters Altitude

By withut-me 27.08.2026 15 views
TL;DR AI-generated A flying wind turbine system named S4000 has generated electricity at an altitude of 4,000 meters in China. Developed by Sawes Energy Technology and research institutions, the system could offer a new energy source for remote regions.
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Research & Discoveries Climate Change Renewable Energy

Analysis: Maximum Expansion of Offshore Wind Energy Could Alter Precipitation

By withut-me 24.08.2026 20 views
TL;DR AI-generated A study by the Helmholtz Center Hereon simulates that a maximum expansion of offshore wind energy in the North and Baltic Seas could lead to a reduction in precipitation in adjacent coastal regions by up to 15 percent. This scenario exceeds current expansion plans and aims to support the assessment of potential climate effects.
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Companies & Markets Renewable Energy

Romania Lags in Renewables: Will the EU's Largest Solar Park Save the Country?

By withut-me 23.08.2026 25 views
TL;DR AI-generated The planned Dama Solar park in Romania, the EU's largest, is set to supply 1.24 gigawatts of power for nearly one million people starting in 2030. This project could help Romania improve its below-average use of renewable energy compared to the EU average.
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