Al Maiorino In a time of environmental extremes, hurricanes have proven to be increasingly intense wreaking havoc on small islands like Puerto Rico. An often overlooked consequence of such storms is lasting power ...
Al Maiorino New research emerging from the University of Utah under the supervision of Indiana University Professor Sanya Carley and her team concludes that renewable mandates drive renewable energy development. The ...
Al Maiorino In Nevada, 230,000 people – more than 100,000 greater than the number required – signed a petition to put on the November ballot a measure to require the state to gather 50 percent of its energy from ...
Al Maiorino Across the globe, wetlands are disappearing. Aquifers, rivers and lakes are drying up or becoming too polluted to use. As a result of this stress on the world’s water systems, 2.7 billion people find ...
Al Maiorino Hydropower dams are one of the oldest forms of renewable energy harnessed by mankind. According to an article in Sustain Europe by Fergal McEntee, in 2016 hydro supplied a staggering 71 percent of all ...
Al Maiorino The destructive Category 4 hurricane Maria struck the island of Puerto Rico on September 20th, devastating the island and knocking out all electricity, leaving 3.4 million residents in the dark.For months, ...
Al Maiorino The world is becoming more digital everyday, and your renewable project campaign must keep up with the latest trends to be successful. Although digital media has taken over, the traditional tactics are ...
Al Maiorino The French government has released a ten-point plan to accelerate the development of wind power capacity within five years. The government’s target aims to increase the country’s wind power capacity ...
Al Maiorino Opposing offshore floating wind farms is the newest target of wind and renewable opponents as we enter a new year. Recently, French based Eolfi was denied approval of an offshore wind farm in Taiwan. ...
Al Maiorino With less than 50 percent of Africa’s sub-Saharan countries on the grid, many still don’t have universal access to electricity. According to an article by Benjamin Fox, published on Euractive.com, ...
