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Jackie De Burca · 11/4/2024
Azerbaijan Built EnvironmentFour-country deal to send Caspian wind power to EU
<p>Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, and Hungary agreed Saturday to supply Europe with electricity generated by wind farms that Azerbaijan plans to build in the Caspian Sea. Supported by the EU, the…</p> <p>The post <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/four-country-deal-to-send-caspian-wind-power-to-eu/">Four-country deal to send Caspian wind power to EU</a> appeared first on <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.globalconstructionreview.com">Global Construction Review</a>.</p>
admin · 12/19/2022
Construction News“Largest urban regeneration project in Europe” in Athens will be fully renewable
<p>It has been announced that the Ellinikon, a 2 million sq m casino and conference centre development located on the site of Athens’ dilapidated Olympics complex and abandoned Hellinikon airport,…</p> <p>The post <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/largest-urban-regeneration-project-in-europe-in-athens-will-be-fully-renewable/">“Largest urban regeneration project in Europe” in Athens will be fully renewable</a> appeared first on <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.globalconstructionreview.com">Global Construction Review</a>.</p>
admin · 12/15/2022
Construction NewsThe Energy Transitions Commission Calls for 40% Methane Emissions cuts by 2030
London, 30 September 2021 — The Energy Transitions Commission (ETC) today published its latest report, Keeping 1.5°C Alive: Closing the Gap in the 2020s. The report identifies six sets of actions that could keep the world on a path to limit global warming to 1.5°C and which could be catalysed by commitments made at COP26. […]
admin · 9/30/2021
Construction News4 Perceived Barriers to Sustainable Construction
Introduction Globally, sustainability is becoming a pressuring issue to countless organisations with consumers defiantly refusing to passively await action from companies but, conversely, impelling them to do their bit to assist the environment. In other words, a wider segment of corporates spanning an assortment of industries, are demonstrating a growing interest in sustainable construction methods, […]
Elsa Trojaola · 8/15/2021
Net ZeroBoost to heavy industry's net-zero transition
Net-zero transition led by Australian Industry Energy Transitions Initiative The Australian Industry Energy Transitions Initiative (Australian Industry ETI) focuses on reducing supply chain emissions across five sectors: iron and steel; aluminium; LNG; other metals, including copper, nickel and lithium; and chemicals, such as fertilisers and explosives. It aims to support Australian industry to realise the […]
admin · 7/25/2021
Renewable EnergyBusiness park powers site with solar, battery, microgrid solution
Peel Business Park is a 1000-hectare industrial estate being developed in Nambeelup, WA. Due to the remoteness of the area, an existing power connection to the traditional grid did not exist — an onsite, behind-the-meter solar and battery solution was highlighted as the most cost-effective, reliable and green alternative. The renewable energy solution includes a […]
admin · 7/22/2021
Australia Built EnvironmentBeyond the Burn: a photographic expedition of Australian solar farms
Conducted through June and supported by the Smart Energy Council in collaboration with the solar industry, Beyond the Burn tells the story of solar’s triumph by capturing the solar farms powering Australia’s clean energy future, and the people behind them. Led by acclaimed Australian Geographic photographer Ralph Alphonso, the expedition journeys through rural New South […]
admin · 7/21/2021
Renewable EnergyPredicting power generation from wind and solar
Machine-learning technology is being used to accurately predict energy generation from wind and solar for integration with the national grid, as part of a collaboration between Monash University’s Grid Innovation Hub, Worley and Palisade Energy. The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)-funded project aims to provide wind and solar power generators with more accurate and reliable […]
admin · 7/14/2021