12 Apr 2022
The Merriam-Webster.com dictionary defines best practice as “a procedure that has been shown by research and experience to produce optimal results and that is established or proposed as a standard suitable for widespread adoption.” Like many other industries, the solar energy industry applies best practices to outline quality in different areas and carry out a performance analysis.
06 Apr 2022
The world is fighting climate change havoc. Solar energy and other renewable energy resources are viewed as a lifeline during these trying times. You can tell that the solar energy industry is not leaving anything to chance. Stakeholders are using all the modern technology they can lay hands on to discover new ways of supporting the planet. These people use solar data analysis to monitor the performance of their assets and to be in contact with the whole company environment.
25 Feb 2022
When researchers at the California Independent System Operator illustrated the duck curve in 2013, they probably never imagined the chart would one day symbolize the challenges of integrating renewables into the power grid.
11 Feb 2022
In the 2021 World Energy Outlook (WEO) report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) gave a rather disheartening prediction: The world can only reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2050 going by the current national pledges. As the ravages of the global pandemic subside, the world must devise ways to accelerate the energy transition. According to the 1.5°C decarburization pathway released recently, at least USD 5 trillion annually in investments is needed to fulfill the Paris Agreement goals.
So the big question is: How can energy technologies contribute to this urgent need? Read on to learn about the impact of technology in this era.
03 Jan 2022
In the run-up to COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, the UN Secretary-General note that the world was behind schedule in its pursuit of global warming reduction targets as outlined in the Paris Agreement on Climate.
21 Dec 2021
Every so often, we read about companies (some multinationals) that ignore compliance requirements and eventually not only incur hefty fines but also taint their reputations. However tasking the compliance process appears, renewable energy companies cannot afford to tread on the borders, especially when compliance management systems are available.
