The leaders of Germany’s new government coalition, formed by the Green party, the Liberal party (FDP) and the Social-democrat party (SPD) have presented, yesterday, their 177-page program for the next four years.

In the renewable energy chapter of the document, the government coalition is aiming for the share of renewables in gross electricity demand to rise to 80% by 2030, assuming an increased demand of between 680 and 750 TWh per year.

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A solar power project to connect villages in Malawi has had a “life-changing” impact for rural communities. The initiative, led by Strathclyde University researchers, has seen affordable energy supply businesses set up in four villages.

The partnership, which has been backed by a £600,000 grant from the Scottish government, ensures locals own and operate the equipment.

It includes battery chargers and power connections for other small businesses.

Only 12% of Malawi’s 18 million population is connected to the main electricity grid, which dips to 2% in rural areas.

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China is the world’s largest solar energy producer with 130 million kilowatt energy capacity.

According to the International Energy Agency (UEA) statistical data, China, which produces more than

60 percent of the panels in the world, also provides a large income. In the country where the air pollution is highly concentrated and the diseases related to it have increased significantly, the Chinese government announced that 360 billion dollars will be invested in clean energy projects to improve air quality.

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Wind and solar power have gotten so cheap that other forms of renewable energy have been relegated to science labs and the dustbins of history.

As wind turbines and solar farms sprout around the world, investments in other technologies that produce power — from waves, geothermal steam pockets, rivers, biomass and more — have dropped off a cliff. Even those gleaming mirrors in the desert that focus sunshine onto thermal generators can’t compete on price with photovoltaic panels, and they probably never will.

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Turkey Representation of the Heinrich Böll Foundation has prepared “Turkey Goes Solar Renewable Energy” named file is discussed the situation in Turkey of solar energy, solar energy discussed the question of why.

Heinrich Böll Foundation Representation in Turkey, “Turkey in 3 Minutes” video series within the scope of “Turkey Goes Renewable Energy Solar” has prepared a file named. File of solar energy is addressing the situation in Turkey and asks why the solar energy questions.

Heinrich Boll: “Turkey Returns to Solar Energy” | Devamı>>>

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As technology evolves, the population that has to be used as the population grows is rapidly approaching depletion. One of the most important ones is fossil fuels. Not only the depletion, but also the harm of their use to nature. The use of renewable energy resources to prevent this situation and to leave a better environment for both present and future lives is realized.

States are trying to promote utilization by offering incentives for solar energy and wind energy, the most preferred among renewable energy sources.

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Since January 1, 2020 in the US state of California in the new houses and apartments to be built in the new solar system was obliged to establish a system.

Experts said in a statement; It is foreseen that solar panel technology will provide great savings in the long term, while homeowners using solar energy will save approximately $ 60,000 in 25 years. It is also thought that the general density in the electricity grid may be reduced during peak hours.

All Buildings in California Need to Establish a Solar Energy System | Devamı>>>

GÜNDER (International Solar Energy Community Turkey Section) to Turkey by the “Solar Energy Roadmap” report was prepared. The report, “sustainability of the sun” to carry the main purpose of the DAY, “Today, the most comprehensive prepared for our country and the contribution of all the stakeholders of the sector, this road map in the light of the current situation includes the expectations of future.” He introduced the report.

Indicating that solar energy is aimed at achieving sustainable growth with solar energy, GÜNDER aims to reveal the synergy between energy policy and industry, employment and technology policies.

“Solar Power Sector Saying Hello to a New Year” | Devamı>>>