Going green is becoming part of popular culture. Making small changes is also seeing a growing popularity; more and more people are changing their light bulbs for high efficiency alternatives or using cloth grocery bags. But often times the biggest cause of pollution and harm to our environment is so big and obvious we look... Continue Reading →
So the production of biomethane is increasing as the ‘green’ gas. Because it's become the UK’s leading renewable heat technology. In addition and by the end of 2015 there were 32 operational biomethane to grid projects. All consequently set to increase production substantially. Most interestingly, 32m therms of biomethane was injected into the gas grid.... Continue Reading →
Ok California has some water conservation issues. So now with California's drought in its sixth year, water conservation has become more urgent than ever. Following Governor Brown's order to reduce statewide water consumption by 25 percent between June and February compared to 2013 levels. So Californians rose to the occasion and cut usage 31 percent... Continue Reading →
When San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) was searching for energy efficient LED lighting for its campus, it chose Cree® LED lighting to achieve a superior light experience with integrated control capabilities while saving money on energy and maintenance. Using Cree’s high-performing LED lighting with SmartCast® Technology, SDCCD upgraded its administrative offices with intelligent light... Continue Reading →
Holy thermal energy storage Batman! So it seems that Australian thermal energy storage company 1414 Degrees will buy SolarReserve’s ill-fated Aurora site in Port Augusta. As a result to build a solar farm and large-scale storage system. By Andrew Spence The company is based in Adelaide, South Australia. It seems they have plans to build up to 400MW... Continue Reading →
