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Nofar Energy Hits Milestone With New Floating Solar System Installation In Israel Nofar, a leader in construction and connected projects in Israel, continues its momentum with the installation of another cutting-edge floating solar system. This project, part of a partnership with Kibbutzim Ga’aton and Evron, marks a significant achievement for Nofar, bringing its total connected and ready-to-be-connected projects to 350 MW in Israel. With a focus on profitable segments, Nofar remains committed to driving forward in the renewable energy sector. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dEPXmqBc #solarenergy #alternativeenergy #solarpv #pvsolar #photovoltaic #cleanenergy #cleantech #climatechange #middleeast #africa #india #asiapacific #asia #floatingpv #floatingsolar #israel #middleeast #nofarenergy #renewableenergy #solarenergy

Discover how disused mine shafts are being transformed into renewable energy storage units, tackling the challenge of long-duration energy storage. Timo Linneweh, Senior Risk Engineer at HDI Risk Consulting, highlights the significance of this innovation: "Apart from pumped-storage hydroelectric, there are currently no widely used long-duration energy storage technologies. However, we anticipate a breakthrough in this area in the next decade." Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eKGxx2yR #HDIGlobal #WeAreHDI #PartnerInTransformation

Antalis Switzerland goes Solar with its own photovoltaic system ☀️ At the end of last year, Antalis Switzerland in Lupfig inaugurated its new photovoltaic system, one of the largest parking deck photovoltaic system in the region. A total of 954 solar panels have already been installed on 1,840 m2 of Antalis parking deck in Lupfig, producing an estimated average of 378,000 kWh of electricity per year. As the photovoltaic system is part of a series of innovative, large-scale environmental projects at Antalis, a significant proportion of Antalis Switzerland's future electricity needs will now be covered by renewable energy.

DH2 Energy wins the first #European #renewable #hydrogen #auction. The European Commission recently announced the projects that have won the #EuropeanHydrogenBank’s first competitive auction to provide financial support for #renewablehydrogen projects and DH2 Energy’s project #Hysencia located in Spain is one of the winners. “We are delighted that DH2 Energy's Hysencia project has been selected by the European Commission after the extremely competitive process which the European Hydrogen Bank set for this first auction. Of the 132 projects that submitted bids, 119 were considered eligible and then competed in the final round. To be amongst the 7 winners in this European-wide auction provides DH2 Energy with great satisfaction and confirms DH2 Energy’s position as a leading developer in renewable hydrogen production” commented the deputy general director of DH2 Energy, Vincent Tessé. #pv #solarenergy #photovoltaics #solar https://lnkd.in/evYGTJ3k

The increasing digitalisation of the electrical grids provides our #energysecurity if #cybersecurity is the top requirement for the new devices that will take care of services like the #gridforming. #MakeSolarEU #REPowerEU #NZIA

Antalis Switzerland goes Solar with its own photovoltaic system ☀️ At the end of last year, Antalis Switzerland in Lupfig inaugurated its new photovoltaic system, one of the largest parking deck photovoltaic system in the region. A total of 954 solar panels have already been installed on 1,840 m2 of Antalis parking deck in Lupfig, producing an estimated average of 378,000 kWh of electricity per year. As the photovoltaic system is part of a series of innovative, large-scale environmental projects at Antalis, a significant proportion of Antalis Switzerland's future electricity needs will now be covered by renewable energy.

Antalis Switzerland goes Solar with its own photovoltaic system ☀️ At the end of last year, Antalis Switzerland in Lupfig inaugurated its new photovoltaic system, one of the largest parking deck photovoltaic system in the region. A total of 954 solar panels have already been installed on 1,840 m2 of Antalis parking deck in Lupfig, producing an estimated average of 378,000 kWh of electricity per year. As the photovoltaic system is part of a series of innovative, large-scale environmental projects at Antalis, a significant proportion of Antalis Switzerland's future electricity needs will now be covered by renewable energy.

Antalis Switzerland goes Solar with its own photovoltaic system ☀️ At the end of last year, Antalis Switzerland in Lupfig inaugurated its new photovoltaic system, one of the largest parking deck photovoltaic system in the region. A total of 954 solar panels have already been installed on 1,840 m2 of Antalis parking deck in Lupfig, producing an estimated average of 378,000 kWh of electricity per year. As the photovoltaic system is part of a series of innovative, large-scale environmental projects at Antalis, a significant proportion of Antalis Switzerland's future electricity needs will now be covered by renewable energy.

Antalis Switzerland goes Solar with its own photovoltaic system ☀️ At the end of last year, Antalis Switzerland in Lupfig inaugurated its new photovoltaic system, one of the largest photovoltaic systems of its kind in the region. A total of 954 solar panels have already been installed on 1,840 m2 of Antalis parking areas in Lupfig, producing an estimated average of 378,000 kWh of electricity per year. As the photovoltaic system is part of a series of innovative, large-scale environmental projects at Antalis, a significant proportion of Antalis Switzerland's future electricity needs will now be covered by renewable energy.

Antalis Switzerland goes Solar with its own photovoltaic system ☀️ At the end of last year, Antalis Switzerland in Lupfig inaugurated its new photovoltaic system, one of the largest photovoltaic systems of its kind in the region. A total of 954 solar panels have already been installed on 1,840 m2 of Antalis parking areas in Lupfig, producing an estimated average of 378,000 kWh of electricity per year. As the photovoltaic system is part of a series of innovative, large-scale environmental projects at Antalis, a significant proportion of Antalis Switzerland's future electricity needs will now be covered by renewable energy.