The Tipping Point for Renewable Energy
A new estimate from the McKinsey Global Institute is predicting that renewables (mostly solar and wind) will contribute over 35% […]
Here is What 4,000,000 Solar Panels Look Like
When China decides to do something, the country usually goes all out. In 2013, China started construction on the Longyangxia solar […]
Amazing Portable Solar Chargers
Innovative designers have been succeeding in packaging portable solar cells in new and exciting ways! Check out some of the […]
Stanford University – Economics of Competing Energy Technologies Course Review
The Economics of Competing Energy Technologies (XEIET201) is a course offered by Stanford University as part of their Energy Innovation and […]
Drake Landing Solar Community
The Drake Landing Solar Community (DLSC) is a neighbourhood in the Town of Okotoks, Alberta (Canada). It is one of […]
Stanford University – Past, Present and Future of Fossil Fuels Course Review
The Past, Present, and Future of Fossil Fuels (XEIET135) is a course offered by Stanford University as part of their […]
The Levelized Cost of Electricity
Have you ever heard the term “levelized cost of electricity” and was confused by what it meant? If so, you […]
How Government Policies can Help Reduce Carbon Emissions
There is very little controversy surrounding the fact that humans have increased global CO2 emissions over the past 150 years. […]
3 Things You Need to Know About Alberta’s Renewable Electricity Program
The first phase of Alberta’s plan to add 5 GW of clean energy by 2030 will commence in the first […]
The Clean Energy Disruption
Nearly 100 million barrels of oil are used around the world daily. At the end of 2014, fossil fuels accounted […]