Swansea Project awarded £3million to revolutionise Solar Energy in Africa
A new Swansea University-led project has been awarded £3,000,000 to develop and manufacture sustainable perovskite solar modules (PSM) in Africa, empowering local communities and promoting sustainable energy. REACH-PSM (Resilient Renewable Energy Access Through Community-Driven Holistic Development in Perovskite Solar Module…
New research from Swansea University shines a light on how solar power and farming can coexist
Scientists from Swansea University have developed a new tool to help identify optimal photovoltaic (PV) materials capable of maximising crop growth while generating solar power. In a recent study published in Solar RRL, academics from the University’s Department of Physics…
Van-tastic! Council’s growing green fleet reaches 50-vehicle milestone
NEATH PORT TALBOT Council’s growing fleet of electric and low-emission vehicles now numbers 50 as it continues its drive towards a cleaner, greener future. As well as light vans and pool cars, the green vehicles now include a 16-tonne road…
Welsh Podcast on Renewables Racing up Apple Charts
Despite being the most talked about issue facing the human race today, i.e. Climate Change, there is surprisingly scant platforms that offer a one-stop shop/go-to place to hear the experts discuss renewable energy and where you can access free information…
Hale heating and Renewables Ready to Meet Surge in Demand for Green Energy in Line With Welsh Government Strategy
The Welsh Government has unveiled a plan to replace traditional boilers with heat pumps in hundreds of thousands of homes across Wales by 2035. The ambitious strategy aims to reduce the country’s carbon footprint and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050….
Graduate turns news gathering in Wales green
A recent graduate from Aberystwyth University is attempting to turn news gathering in Wales green. Elkanah Evans graduated in July 2023 with a degree in media and communications. He is also a keen conservationist and wanted to try and reduce…
Cavemen and the solar powered news room
From worrying about what we threw away as food waste to packaging, Christmas trees and just about any other hang up possible for a quietly green family we have been there done that and recycled the T-shirt. 30 or 40…