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Sheep Prefer Solar Shade: Brazilian experiment finds panels beat cloth; reduced radiant heat load

In Brazil, Corriedale sheep displayed a pronounced affinity for the shade provided by photovoltaic panels, choosing it over traditional cloth shelters. The research found that the solar panels significantly decreased radiant heat load, leading the sheep to gravitate toward this refuge as sunlight surged. This study sheds light on agrivoltaics,…

The Times of India · Sep 16

In hydropowered Bhutan, solar starts to rise

Bhutan is expanding solar power capacity to meet rising electricity demand. Hydropower faces challenges from low winter river flows and climate change impacts. The nation aims for significant solar energy generation by 2040. Finding space for ground-mounted solar farms presents a considerable challenge. Rooftop solar adoption is limited by high…

The Economic Times · Sep 16

How to Cut Your Electricity Bill This Indian Summer Without Giving Up Your AC

The 24°C Rule That the Bureau of Energy Efficiency Has Been Saying for YearsEvery degree below 24°C on your AC thermostat adds roughly 6% to your electricity consumption, according to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), which operates under India's Ministry of Power. Most people set their AC to 18°C…

Times Life · Sep 16

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Why Krishna Refused to Repeat the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna and What the Anu Gita Teaches Instead

The question nobody talks aboutThe Mahabharata war is over. The Pandavas have won. The pyres at Kurukshetra have gone cold. And then Arjuna does something that most retellings skip entirely: he goes to Krishna and admits that he has forgotten the Gita. Not metaphorically forgotten. Not drifted from its teaching.…

Times Life · Sep 16

ERCOT quickly backtracks after approving contract that would let CEO earn $6.4 million in 2027

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick balked at the contract two boards approved for Pablo Vegas. The ERCOT chief said officials then decided not to execute the deal.

The Texas Tribune · Sep 15

Mexico's Drug Cartels Are Moving Deeper Into Crypto With Hidden Mining Farms: Report

Mexican authorities seized nearly 300 specialized computers at a remote site in Puebla as investigators examine possible money laundering and electricity theft.

International Business Times · Sep 15

Australia’s data centre build-out carries risks for the economy – and inflation

Australia is in the middle of a data centre construction boom. Driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and growing demand for digital services, global technology companies are expected to invest up to A$150 billion in Australian data centres by 2030.

The Conversation · Sep 15

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The Outlook for Stronger Demand Lifts Nat-Gas Prices

October Nymex natural gas (NGV26 ) on Tuesday closed up +0.023 (+0.79%). Nat-gas prices finished higher on Tuesday on the outlook for above-average US temperatures, which should boost nat-gas demand from electricity providers as air conditioning use is expected to increase. The Commodity Weather Group said Tuesday that above-average temperatures...

Barchart · Sep 15

How can Europe decarbonise without sacrificing economic development? New study offers roadmap

A new study suggests importing some of the materials used to make steel, fertilisers and chemicals could help Europe keep more manufacturing at home.

Euronews · Sep 15

Should you charge your home battery from the grid in winter?

Solar generation falls sharply in winter, but that doesn’t mean your home battery has to sit half empty

The Independent UK · Sep 15

In 2015, Portland put four turbines inside a 42-inch drinking-water pipe; they generated about 900 MWh a year while the city kept delivering water normally

In Portland, Oregon, a groundbreaking initiative has been implemented where turbines are installed within drinking water pipes to harness electricity. By capturing energy typically lost through pressure-reducing valves, this innovative system, in operation since January 2015, successfully powers around one hundred homes each year. This project showcases how urban water…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Diamond Power Infrastructure secures Rs 179.43 crore order from Adani Electricity Mumbai for underground power cables

Diamond Power Infrastructure announced securing a significant order valued at Rs 179.43 crore. This substantial purchase from Adani Electricity Mumbai involves supplying approximately 871 kilometers of underground power cables. The order encompasses both medium-voltage and low-voltage cables for the Mumbai distribution network. The company manufactures a wide array of power…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

French labour strike reduces capacity at key Dunkirk gas terminal

Industrial action was expected to reduce French electricity supply by up to 5 gigawatts on ⁠Tuesday as energy sector ⁠unions stage a 24-hour strike in protest over calls to curb employee benefits ‌such as access to cheaper power.

France 24 · Sep 15

Nurse alerts NHS boss to 'safety risks' of huge AI data centre near Scottish hospital

A NURSE has claimed in an email to NHS bosses that a huge proposed AI data centre near a Scottish hospital could pose a “dangerous” risk to…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 15

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The Times of India · Sep 14

Massachusetts dairy turned cow manure and food waste into energy; it now saves thousands on heat, fertiliser and bedding

Jordan Dairy Farms in Rutland, Massachusetts, embraces cutting-edge anaerobic digestion technology to revolutionize waste management. By transforming cow manure and food scraps into energy and fertilizer, the farm not only boosts its sustainability but also slashes operational costs. This innovative approach not only supports the farm’s productivity but also significantly…

The Conversation · Sep 14

Unsustainable – or manageable? We don’t yet know how data centres will impact Australia’s environment

Australia’s pipeline of huge data centre projects has raised questions about how much energy and water these giant server farms will use.

Barchart · Sep 14

Hotter US Weather Forecasts Boost Nat-Gas Prices

October Nymex natural gas (NGV26 ) on Monday closed up +0.065 (+2.30%). Nat-gas prices settled higher on Monday amid forecasts for hotter US weather, potentially boosting nat-gas demand from electricity providers as air conditioning use rises. The Commodity Weather Group said Monday that forecasts shifted hotter, with above-average temperatures expected...

The Times of India · Sep 14

Sweden turned 2.5 million tonnes of imported waste into heat and electricity

Sweden processed 2.5 million tonnes of European waste in 2024. These facilities generated approximately 20 terawatt-hours of energy from this waste. This energy recovery significantly contributed to heating and electricity supplies for many apartments. The nation's waste-to-energy capacity exceeds domestic combustible waste generation. Sweden aims to reduce fossil emissions from…

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The Times of India · Sep 14

This Norwegian data centre cools servers with naturally cold fjord water

Green Mountain employs natural cooling at Norwegian data centres, using cold fjord water and ambient air. This approach significantly reduces the energy needed for server cooling operations. At one site, 8°C fjord water cools equipment through a heat exchanger. Another facility uses outside air for cooling, achieving 330 days of…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Since 2025, Belgium installed 23 concrete blocks weighing 22,000 tonnes each in the North Sea; together, they now form the walls of a new artificial energy island

Belgium is turning a huge offshore construction project into reality. Since 2025, workers have installed 23 massive concrete blocks in the North Sea. Each block weighs about 22,000 tonnes, making the scale of the project hard to grasp. Together, the blocks form the protective walls of a new artificial energy…

The Times of India · Sep 14

Tennessee farmer leased 100 acres of century-old family land for solar instead of selling it; the 147 MW project is now powering homes and businesses

A Tennessee farmer chose to lease family land for a solar project. This decision allows continued ownership while generating income for future generations. The Yum Yum Solar facility, a 147-megawatt project, became operational in May 2026. This lease provides a steady income stream, addressing farming challenges and land fragmentation. The…

Euronews · Sep 14

Kenya tests solar-powered ambulance for remote communities

A solar-powered ambulance designed to bring healthcare to remote communities is being tested in Kenya.

The Independent UK · Sep 14

How to maximise sunny days for solar panels

Here’s how to make your solar power work harder

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Global Market: Samsung, SK Hynix reject $18.7 billion upfront power payment proposal

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have rejected KEPCO’s proposal for a 25 trillion won upfront payment to fund electricity infrastructure for planned semiconductor clusters. The move highlights concerns over uncertain chip demand and the significant costs of expanding power infrastructure.

Euronews · Sep 14

Could nuclear fusion power save planet Earth – or is it just a money sink?

Scientists are debating if fusion energy will stay science fiction – or if it could really replace fossil fuels in the future.

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