According to the information compiled from the industrial production and retail sales data showing the slowdown in economic activities in China, the decrease in fuel demand in China caused oil prices to fall by about 1.5% on the first working day of the week, falling below $70.

The barrel price of Brent oil is currently trading at $69.57, while the American West Texas oil (WTI) continues to trade at $67.35/barrel, down 1.6% compared to Friday.

Oil Prices Drop by 1.5% To Below $70 | Devamı>>>

After a year and a half of cancelled global events, the 2021 summer season is proving to be full of major sporting events across the globe, and all sports are well represented. Whether you are preparing to watch the UEFA Euro 2020 final or the Wimbledon tournament, or planning to watch the Olympics or the National Bank Open with your family and friends, the next few weeks are sure to be full of colorful and noteworthy sporting performances to watch.

Sports Events and Online Streaming: Prepare Your Cybersecurity | Devamı>>>

While the Dokuz Eylul University Solaris Solar Cars Team was promoting its new vehicle Solaris11, DEU Rector Prof. Dr. Nükhet Hotar, DEU Faculty of Engineering Dean Prof. Dr. Kerim Küçük, university members, Solaris Project Team and his family took part.

DEU Rector Prof. Dr. Nukhet Hotar, Dr. Congratulating Faculty Member Aytaç Gören and his team, he said, “I believe that the Solaris team’s work on solar energy will set an example for future projects.

‘Dokuz Eylül University’ Introduced Solar Powered Vehicle | Devamı>>>

Shell and Edify Energy will install a system with 100 MW of storage in the State of New South Wales, Australia, where wind and solar energy will be stored.

Dutch Royal Dutch Shell and Australian renewable energy company Edify Energy have signed a 10-year energy supply contract with the Australian State of New South Wales. The contract envisages installing a 100MW energy storage system called the Riverina Energy Storage System (RESS) near Edify Energy’s 333MW Darlington Point solar power plant in Riverina.

100 MW Renewable Energy Storage System from Shell and Edify Energy | Devamı>>>

Sunseap Group, a major developer in the field of solar energy in Asia, announced that it will establish the world’s largest floating solar farm in Indonesia in the coming years. The CEO of Sunseap Group, Frank Phuan, stated that the solar energy farm planned to be built in Batam, Indonesia, will be started in 2022.

While it is thought that the floating photovoltaic energy system, which is planned to be fully established in 2024, will have a capacity of 2.2 gw, the solar energy system will cover an area of ​​1600 hectares in Batam and will cost approximately 2 billion dollars.

Indonesia’s Plan to Build World’s Largest Floating Solar Farm | Devamı>>>

While 2020 was defined as the rise of wind, the first half of this year proved that wind energy has the role of saving energy for the world. Wind energy, which has repeatedly proven its mission to save nature and the future, despite the crises experienced and caused by fossil fuels, continues to shape both itself and the world with the investments it has received and will receive.

According to Ali Aydın, General Manager of Ulke Energy, who stated that the dominance of wind energy on land and sea will change many areas, the Energy Newspaper shares 5 mega trends that will be on the agenda in the wind energy sector in the coming years.

5 Mega Trends in Wind Energy in the Years to Come! | Devamı>>>

The UK’s solar sector will double in size by 2030 – but to hit net zero it needs to triple, warns Solar Energy UK. The industry body claims 40GW of solar capacity must be in place by 2030 if the UK is to remain on target to reach net zero by 2050, as set out in its national climate commitments.

In a new report, Solar Energy UK predicts such a scaling up of capacity could create 13,000 new jobs across the sector and drive £17 billion of additional economic activity, while simultaneously cutting national carbon emissions by 21.2 million tonnes per year, or around 4.7%.

‘UK’s Solar Sector Will Double by 2030 But to Hit Net Zero it Needs to Triple | Devamı>>>

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) researchers Wesley Cole, Nathaniel Gates, and Trieu Mai examined how changing the contribution of renewable energy from the optimal solution impacts the cost of building and operating the electricity system, as well as trade-offs between emissions savings and system costs for higher and lower levels of renewable generation.

The results, outlined in an Electricity Journal article, point to a nonlinear relationship between system costs and renewable energy contribution: Small deviations from the least-cost solution have minimal cost impacts, while larger deviations from the least-cost solution can result in large cost changes.

Limiting Renewable Energy Growth Would Result in Higher Power Costs | Devamı>>>

SSE Thermal and Equinor will develop one of the world’s largest hydrogen storage facilities at its existing Aldbrough site on the East Yorkshire coast, the group said today (July 15).

This could see the facility storing low-carbon hydrogen as early as 2028.

The existing Aldbrough Gas Storage facility, which was commissioned in 2011, is co-owned by SSE Thermal and Equinor, and consist of nine underground salt caverns, each roughly the size of St.

‘SSE Thermal and Equinor’ Develop Largest Hydrogen Storage Facilities | Devamı>>>

ABB won the project to design, supply, test and commission the high-power charging infrastructure for one of the world’s largest fleets of electric buses.

With this project, ABB will provide high-power charging infrastructure for 1,000 electric buses nationwide and the fleet that is planned to have a daily capacity of 50,000 passengers, and Qatar aims to increase its electric public bus network to 25% within 1 year and to 100% by 2030.

ABB Signs Qatar’s Largest Electric Bus Infrastructure Project! | Devamı>>>

When TerraPower and PacifiCorp said in June that they would place a right-sized nuclear reactor in Wyoming where a coal plant once stood, it barely made a ripple. The president’s green infrastructure plan had drowned out the news. But nuclear energy is expensive and all of the dollar signs combined have become blinding.

While not without controversy, those small modular reactors can be factory-built and then shipped before the modules would be set side-by-side as energy needs grow.

Why Bill Gates Is Banking On Small Modular Nuclear Reactors | Devamı>>>

It is predicted by Wood Mackenzie, one of the global consulting companies, that the photovoltaic (PV) capacity in the Asia-Pacific Region, led by China, will reach 1,500 GW, with a 3-fold increase by 2030.

It is estimated that the share of total electricity capacity in solar energy will be 51% by 2030 in the top 10 solar energy markets of Asia Pacific.

Expressing that market barriers have been overcome with new policies in the region, Xin Zhang noted that the share of solar energy in Asia Pacific’s energy production will increase from 4% in 2020 to 10% in 2030.

Solar Capacity to Increase 3 Times in Asia Pacific | Devamı>>>