March 1 Green Energy News
Headline News
“Agri-PV Could Meet UK Electricity Demand Fourfold”
A research team from the University of Sheffield has investigated the potential of agrivoltaics—the practice of using land for both solar energy production and agriculture. Their findings indicate that solar technology could satisfy the UK’s electricity demand at four times the current level, all without sacrificing farmland. [reNews]
“Study Identifies 333 GW of Financially Viable Renewable Energy Projects in Indonesia”
According to a recent analysis by the Institute for Essential Services Reform, Indonesia possesses a remarkable renewable energy potential, estimated at over 3,686 GW. The study identified 1,500 locations deemed suitable for renewable energy projects. [MSN]
“Threat to Kashmir’s Iconic Chinar Trees – And the Fight to Save Them”
The chinar tree, a symbol of the Kashmir valley’s landscape and a significant tourist attraction, especially in autumn when its leaves turn vibrant shades of red and auburn, faces threats from rapid urbanization, illegal logging, and climate change. [BBC]
“France and EU Move to Secure Ukraine Minerals, as US Pushes for Deal”
France and the European Union are taking steps to secure access to Ukraine’s valuable mineral resources. This move comes amid pressure from the United States, which is advocating for mineral agreements as a form of repayment for military assistance. Ukraine’s mineral wealth is a crucial bargaining asset. [Yahoo News UK]
“Geothermal Energy vs. Natural Gas: The Biggest Loser is Trump”
In his controversial “American Energy Dominance” plan, Trump overlooked three types of renewable energy, one of which is geothermal. Currently, there are no geothermal plants east of the Rocky Mountains, but advancements in technology adapted from the oil industry are set to change this. [CleanTechnica]
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