The power problems come after recent port disruptions in China rippled across global supply chains China’s energy crisis is shaping up as the latest shock to global supply chains as factories in the world’s biggest exporter are forced to conserve energy by curbing production. The disruption comes as producers and shippers race to meet demand […]
World Energy Storage Day focuses minds on circular economy – EQ Mag Pro
With the growth in renewable energy and electric vehicles, energy storage is key to the future electricity and energy ecosystem World Energy Storage Day is celebrated on September 22 every year by industry stakeholders, policy makers, think tanks and associations to acknowledge its global importance. With a rising focus on the effective integration of renewable […]
CERC notifies draft DSM regulation for interstate purchase and sale of electricity – EQ Mag Pro
How Long Do Solar Panels Last in Australia? Degradation Explained – EQ Mag Pro
Solar panels are a great way to generate your own electricity and save money. But how long do they last? While current solar system prices in Australia are favourable, they are still a considerable investment; homeowners naturally want to understand how many years of use they’ll get out of their solar panels. In this post, […]
Bitcoin Uses More Electricity Than Many Countries. How Is That Possible? – EQ Mag Pro
In 2009, you could mine one Bitcoin using a setup like this in your living room. Today, you’d need a room full of specialized machines, each costing thousands of dollars. Amount of household electricity required to mine one coin: a few seconds’ worth. Bitcoin’s value: basically nothing. Amount of household electricity required: 9 years’ worth. […]
RHB maintains ‘overweight’ call on power sector; expects more solar EPCC contract flow – EQ Mag Pro
KUALA LUMPUR : RHB Investment Bank Bhd has maintained its “overweight” rating on the utilities sector as it expects electricity demand to register growth and more fourth cycle large-scale solar programme (LSS4) engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) contracts to be awarded. In a note today, its analyst Sean Lim said electricity demand overall is […]
The ‘Energy Patriots’ Bringing Electricity to Indonesia’s Remote Villages – EQ Mag Pro
For millions of villagers in Indonesia’s remote areas, a 12-hour-per-day erratic electricity supply is the norm. With students studying by candlelight at night and health centres not running at full capacity, these communities face an uphill struggle to improve their well-being. But a recently launched UN-led initiative could change that, thanks to a group of […]
Thailand’s Quest to Lead the Region in Renewable Energy – EQ Mag Pro
An increasing commitment to renewable energy has Thailand on course to become a sustainability success story within Southeast Asia – but it wasn’t always this way. As recently as 2010, 90% of Thailand’s electricity supply came from coal and natural gas. By contrast, just 2% came from renewable sources. Thailand’s subsequent decision to invest in […]
Israeli Forces Seize Solar Power Equipment Used For Jordan Valley Electricity
Solar power equipment used by Palestinians in the Jordan Valley were seized and destroyed by Israeli forces. Israeli forces confiscated solar power equipment in the Jordan Valley Melhem said the Israeli seizure and vandalism was committed as part of the occupation’s policy of ethnic cleansing “with the aim to Judaise the area and secure control […]
Last Mile Connectivity Project Brings Hope to Small Village in Kenya
The Last Mile Connectivity Project in Kenya was launched by the government in 2017. The aim of the project is to connect 47% of the population to the national grid. These are mostly low-income and rural populations, whose economic prospects would benefit significantly from energy access. One such population to benefit from the project is […]