Renewable Sources

We’ve hit a milestone: 55 countries installed wind turbines in 2024, driving global capacity to 1136 GW, according to GWEC. Clearly, wind power isn’t slowing down; it’s charging forward. That leads

Introduction  In 2000, only a dozen countries had noticeable wind installations. Fast forward to today, and the world is racing ahead with wind. BloombergNEF reports that wind now contributes nearly

Not all coal is cut from the same carbon cloth. Some burn hotter, others cleaner. But when it comes to lignite vs. coal, the differences go far beyond just color

Introduction  The world now has over 150 GW of installed biopower capacity, a leap from just 88 GW in 2014, according to the latest World Bioenergy Database. Behind this growth are biomass

Introduction  We often think of clean energy as high-tech panels and towering turbines. But what if one of the most powerful solutions to sustainable power is something we throw away

Introduction  Could yesterday’s waste be tomorrow’s electricity? For an increasing number of cities around the world, the answer is yes, and it’s already powering homes. In Denmark, biomass powers around

Introduction Innovation in energy today not only includes technology but also taking lessons from the natural world. By using common items such as leftover crops, pieces of forests, and waste

Introduction  That monthly electricity bill? It’s only showing you half the story. What it doesn’t tell you is how much energy was wasted just to keep your lights on—literally thrown

Introduction  Tech teams love dashboards. Clean interfaces, quick rollouts, and everything seem to be running smoothly. But beneath the surface of many business systems today lies an uncomfortable truth: the

Introduction  A company without a renewable strategy today is like a ship navigating 21st-century waters with a 20th-century map. The winds have shifted—fossil fuels no longer steer the direction of