Napelemes sajtószemle
Az előző európai uniós pénzügyi ciklus 760 milliárd forintos keretéhez képest kétszer annyi pályázati forrás áll rendelkezésre a jelenlegi ciklusban a megújuló energia termelésével kapcsolatos beruházásokra - közölte az Innovációs és Technológiai Minisztérium (ITM) parlamenti államtitkára pénteken Nagykanizsán.
A zöldenergiával termelt áram mennyisége és költsége is versenyképes lesz a gázzal, így a háztartások, amelyek az iparhoz és a mezőgazdasághoz képes kicsi energiát fogyasztanak fillérekért juthatnak majd elektromos áramhoz. A vállalatok vásárlásai felgyorsítják a változást.
The tiny island off the southeast coast of Tasmania is home to a solar battery trial.
The idea is that solar batteries could help the islanders save money on their power bills, and the energy stored in their batteries could help shore up the energy network, especially during the tourist season.
While financial analysts and bankers warn about decline in the global solar market, the race is still on, and India has become one of the frontrunners.
A new report by Power Technology shows that India is taking the race very seriously, with five of the nine largest solar installations in the world. China and the U.S. had taken the lead in the past, making up two-thirds of global growth in solar power in recent years. But India is investing heavily to beat them; and they’re not the only country working to be seen as the global leader in the burgeoning industry.
The Chinese government said it made the necessary move to file a complaint with the World Trade Organization over solar tariffs imposed by the United States.
The Chinese government said it made the necessary move to file a complaint with the World Trade Organization over solar tariffs imposed by the United States.
Many of us are familiar with developments of big solar farms in rural and regional areas. These are often welcomed as a positive sign of our transition towards a low-carbon economy. But do large-scale solar installations have a place in our cities?
China has filed a complaint at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against the US’ 30% safeguard tariffs on solar imports as well as its renewable energy subsidies, claiming that they distort the global PV market – a move which comes as part of wider trade battle between the two global powers.
