Tag: renewable energy
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Simple, scalable hydrogen production from impure water promises cleaner energy
A breakthrough in hydrogen production from impure water Researchers at the University of Adelaide have unveiled a simple and scalable method to generate hydrogen using impure water sources such as seawater and industrial wastewater. The breakthrough could lower the cost and complexity of hydrogen production, expanding access to clean energy beyond the confines of pure…
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Pakistan commits to low-carbon growth, says Zardari
Pakistan commits to low-carbon development President Asif Ali Zardari has reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to pursuing a low-carbon development pathway, anchored in the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and National Climate Change Policy. The remarks, delivered during a recent public event, underscore a strategic shift toward sustainable growth that protects the economy while reducing emissions. Pakistan’s…
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Hydrogen from Impure Water: Simple, Scalable Method
A breakthrough in hydrogen production from impure water Researchers at the University of Adelaide have unveiled a new, simple, and scalable approach to generating hydrogen using impure water sources such as seawater and industrial wastewater. This development could lower the barriers to hydrogen production by moving beyond the long-standing requirement for ultra-pure water in electrolysis,…
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SkyFire Energy expands offerings after acquiring Vancouver Island business
SkyFire Energy expands offerings after Vancouver Island acquisition SkyFire Energy, a Western Canadian solar company with deep roots in the Okanagan, is broadening its service footprint after acquiring a Vancouver Island business. The strategic move is designed to deliver more comprehensive solar solutions to customers across British Columbia, leveraging SkyFire’s established expertise in design, installation,…
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First Sky Energies to Add 50MW to Ghana’s Grid from Yendi Plant in March 2026
Overview The First Sky Group of Companies has announced a significant step in Ghana’s renewable energy journey. Through its subsidiary, First Sky Energies, the group plans to commission a 50-megawatt renewable energy power plant from the Yendi site in March 2026. This move is designed to contribute to the national grid, bolster energy security, and…
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SkyFire Energy Expands Offerings with Vancouver Island Acquisition
SkyFire Energy Expands Footprint with Vancouver Island Acquisition SkyFire Energy, a Western Canadian solar company with deep roots in the Okanagan, announced a strategic expansion following the acquisition of a Vancouver Island business. The move broadens SkyFire’s geographic reach and strengthens its portfolio of solar services, positioning the company for long-term growth in a region…
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First Sky Energies to Inject 50 MW into Ghana’s Grid from Yendi Plant
Overview: A New 50 MW Renewable Project for Ghana In a bold step toward expanding Ghana’s clean energy capacity, First Sky Energies has announced the planned launch of a 50-megawatt renewable energy plant in Yendi, with commercial operation expected in March 2026. Spearheaded by the group’s founder and Executive Chairman, Mr. Eric Seddy Kutortse, the…
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First Sky Energies to Add 50 MW to Ghana’s Grid from Yendi Plant
New Milestone for Ghana’s Renewable Energy Journey In a major stride toward strengthening Ghana’s energy security and accelerating the national shift to cleaner power, First Sky Energies announced plans to commission a 50-megawatt renewable energy plant in Yendi. The project, slated for launch in March 2026, is part of the broader vision by First Sky…
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Wind and Solar Overtook Fossil Fuels in Europe: A Historic Shift in Power Generation
A landmark moment for Europe’s electricity mix Renewable energy sources, led by wind and solar, surpassed fossil fuels as the primary source of electricity in the European Union last year, according to the Ember think tank. This marks a historic pivot in Europe’s energy landscape, driven by record-strong wind and solar output, falling costs, and…
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Offshore Wind and National Security: Trump’s Claims
What happened to the offshore wind plans? Late last month, the Trump administration halted construction on billions of dollars’ worth of offshore wind projects after the Defense Department reportedly raised new national security concerns. The pause stunned industry observers and regional leaders who had anticipated a boost to jobs and clean energy as developers pressed…