The solar boom of the early 2000s is now turning into a looming waste management challenge. Millions of panels installed are approaching the end of their 25–30 year’ lifespan, raising the critical question: What happens when clean tech dies? The Problem: Why This Matters for the Renewable Sector: Future Outlook – And the Jobs It
Hydrogen is gaining momentum as a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels, with green hydrogen (produced from renewable energy) and blue hydrogen (derived from natural gas with carbon capture) leading the charge. These technologies have the potential to revolutionize industries by providing a low-carbon energy source. However, while some ambitious projects are moving forward, others have
As the world increasingly prioritizes sustainability, renewable energy engineering companies are at the forefront of creating a greener future. Technology and innovation are essential, but they are not enough on their own. The real difference lies in the people behind the technology—the skilled professionals, visionary leaders, and cohesive teams that drive progress. A strong HR
Norway is undergoing a significant transformation as it shifts its focus from traditional fossil fuels to sustainable green energy sources. Renowned for its breathtaking fjords and abundant oil reserves, the country is now embarking on an ambitious journey to achieve its climate goals. This pivotal change has created a substantial demand for skilled workers in
By Rao Naji Ullah Senior Renewable and Technical Expert at SPERTON In 2024, renewable energy continues to play a transformative role in the global energy landscape. As of 2023, the sector employed 16.2 million people globally, with solar photovoltaics leading at 7.1 million jobs. This marks a significant increase from previous years, indicating the growing
Electric cars (EVs) are seen as the way of the future because they promise to reduce carbon pollution and our reliance on fossil fuels. However, some problems may be obscure at first glance and lie beneath the surface of this green movement. As we progress with EV usage, we must ask ourselves if we’re ready
Electric cars (EVs) have quickly gone from a niche market to a significant force in the auto business, moving it toward a greener future. Thanks to better technology, government benefits, and more people becoming aware of environmental issues, EV sales are on the rise. Accelerating Adoption Rates Electric vehicles (EVs) have become more popular over
Shipping plays a critical role in maintaining international trade. As more people around the world call for better energy, the marine industry is under more and more pressure to stop using high carbon fuels. During this important change, hydrogen stands out as a strong candidate that could completely change how ships are driven. Unlike other
We are starting a new era for the marine industry, driven by the urgent need to lower its carbon footprint. Conventional naval fuels are bad for the environment and worsen as global trade grows. The garbage that hangs over our oceans is no longer acceptable, and people are calling for better options more than ever.
Bi-facial solar panels are becoming a big deal in the rapidly changing world of green energy. These unique panels can collect sunlight from both sides, making them much better at producing energy. What are Bifacial solar panels? Bifacial solar panels are made so that they can take in light from both the front and back.
