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Rethinking Wind Energy: The Case for Small Wind Turbines

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Thinking about wind power brings up pictures of massive turbines sprawling out over wide fields. Yet this classic scene doesn’t show the whole story. Wind tech is getting better, and small wind turbines (SWTs) are on the rise. This technology has the potential to shake things up with a new way to use wind power. It makes it easier and more adaptable for individuals and companies to make their own clean energy, gain more energy independence, and add some green energy to the energy mix. Problems with Green Energy Wide Application Renewable energy setups like wind and solar have a … Continue reading →

The Current State of the Solar Industry: An Overview

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It is projected that in the near future, solar power might actually overtake other sources of electricity generation. Notably, a lot of concerns has been raised concerning the defects that are brought about by fossil fuels. These encroaching dangers that negatively work against other fossil fuels have led to the rejuvenation of the solar energy industry. The solar industry is now working on their policies to come up with a more realistic and achievable form that will see the industry emerge the best energy provider in the whole world. All this is achievable when the environment and the investors are … Continue reading →

How to Find an Eco-Friendly Portable Generator

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Everything we use now depends on electricity, and with the increasing demands on power, and as technology continues to advance, seeking eco-friendly solutions to our day-to-day challenges is quickly gaining popularity. As mindful individuals, we all have a responsibility towards the environment, and should always opt for the eco-friendly choice whenever available. Practicality, on the other hand, is not something to be compromised. Generators play an important role in most locations, and portable ones are now all the rage since they are a convenient, affordable way to fulfill the requirements of any outdoor activity. When the lights go out, an … Continue reading →

Energy Conservation in Bahrain: Perspectives

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Bahrain has one of the highest energy consumption rates in the world. The country uses almost three times more energy per person than the world average. Based on 2022 statistics, the country consumed 22 MWh of energy which is 5 times the Middle East average and 7 times the global average. Infact, the per capita energy consumption in Bahrain is among the highest worldwide. The country is witnessing high population growth rate, rapid urbanization, industrialization and commercialization with more visitors coming in, causing fast growing domestic energy demand and is posing a major challenge for energy security. The Bahrain Government … Continue reading →

How Science Helped Our Homes be Energy-Efficient

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Technology is advancing every day and the need for more energy is also increasing. The linear progression of energy consumption is going to be bad for us all if not handled correctly, so energy efficiency has become a priority for every industry. The more advanced technology gets, the more energy sources are utilized. Homes nowadays use about double the energy homes in the 80s needed. Trying to conserve energy has been the sensible course of action; for the environment is mostly polluted by non-environmentally-friendly energy sources. Conserving energy also means conserving money, it may be expensive to get all the … Continue reading →

استخدام الذكاء الصناعي في قطاع الطاقة في الأردن: الحوكمة والإدارة المثلى

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يعتبر قطاع الطاقة من القطاعات الحيوية التي تؤثر بشكل مباشر على المجتمع والاقتصاد على حد سواء, ففي ظل التقدم التكنولوجي المستمر، بات الذكاء الصناعي AI جزءًا لا يتجزأ من استراتيجيات تعزيز الإدارة المثلى وتحسين كفاءة قطاع الطاقة واستغلال الموارد, كما أنه يشكل فرصة لتطوير التعاون بين القطاعات المختلفة، كل ذلك يصب في تحقيق مكاسب بيئية واقتصادية واجتماعية مختلفة. في هذا الصدد, وقع الأردن عقد تنفيذ استعمال الذكاء الصناعي  في نظام التخطيط والتشغيل للأحمال الكهربائية، وذلك في إطار اتفاقية التعاون الفني المشترك الموقعة بين وزارة الاقتصاد الرقمي والريادة والوكالة اليابانية للتعاون الدولي وشركة ألجيبرا، لبناء وتطوير المنظومة الداعمة للذكاء الاصطناعي، وتطبيق … Continue reading →

Why We Need to Stop Using Fossil Fuels? Understanding the True Impact

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Fossil fuels have a wide range of applications including generation of electricity, transport fuels, making products like plastics, cosmetics, and even certain medicines. But why scientists and environmentalist are fighting to end the use of fossil fuels and promoting solar and wind energy instead? The damage that fossil fuel cause to the environment is affecting the entire ecosystem. The impact is disastrous and haunting for the health of our planet. These damages are in some cases easy to see and evaluate such as pollution and land degradation. However, the damage can take various forms and be hidden and difficult to measure such … Continue reading →

What You Need to Know Before Installing Solar Rooftop Systems

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Middle East is blessed with ample sunlight all throughout the year. In addition, most of our homes boast of spacious rooftops that bathe in sunlight during the day. These are ideal circumstances for harnessing the energy produced by the Sun and convert it into electricity for domestic use. This can be achieved by interfacing the energy with the help of an inverter. This inverter would convert the DC energy generated by a rooftop solar plant into AC energy and make it usable for our electrical appliances. But while rooftop solar plants are excellent for generating electricity from the sun, there … Continue reading →

The Top 4 Advantages of Solar Lighting

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Large companies and homeowners alike enjoy the many benefits that only solar lighting can provide. Solar lights are ideal for areas that are off-the-grid, where energy is costly or if the company is looking to showcase their eco-friendly approach to energy. Installing solar lighting is considered one of the most cost effective projects to date as they do not require trenched grid power and the actual costs of installation are minimal. There are many ways to take advantage of solar lighting solutions. Some are as small or simple as a singular LED bulb or a solar lantern, while others are … Continue reading →

Eco-friendly Tips to Buy an AC

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Many homeowners are now aware of the importance of conserving the environment and how they can contribute towards the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. They realize that through saving energy, they can not only save some money, but they can also play a part in making the world a better place. One appliance that definitely consumes a high amount of energy in most homes is the air conditioning unit. That is why it is so important that you look for the most eco-friendly brand when making your purchase. Fortunately, these brands are not too hard to find. In order to … Continue reading →

صيانة الألواح الشمسية: الأساسيات التي يجب أن يعرفها اصحاب المنازل

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في الوقت الحاضر، ينضم الناس إلى ركب الممارسات المستدامة. واحدة من أكثر هذه الممارسات شيوعًا هي استخدام الألواح الشمسية لتوفير الطاقة المتجددة للمنزل بأكمله. وعلى الرغم من أن شراء الألواح الشمسية قد يكون مكلفًا، إلا أنه يمكن أن يكون استثمارًا ذا جدوى على المدى الطويل بفضل الفوائد العديدة التي توفرها. واحدة من هذه الفوائد هي توفير فواتير الكهرباء، حيث تقوم الألواح الشمسية بتجميع الطاقة من الشمس وتخزينها لاستخدامها في منزلك. ومع ذلك، لتعظيم استثمارك، يجب أن تكون على دراية بالأساسيات التي تساعدك في الحفاظ على جودة الألواح الشمسية. كم تدوم الألواح الشمسية؟ بشكل عام، يمكن للألواح الشمسية أن تحتفظ بـ … Continue reading →

Nabatea and The Neglected Global Energy Crises

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Climate change is bringing new challenges to communities around the world. These include nearly three billion people worldwide who depend on solid fuels for household cooking and heating.[i] In Africa, the proportion of residents dependent on solid fuels is increasing and is almost 80%. In Southeast Asia, 61% of the population still utilize solid fuels. More than a third of the people in the Eastern Mediterranean also use solid fuel—primarily wood and charcoal. Social unrest and natural disasters can lead to years long power outages that force everyone back to the basics of fuel wood and charcoal.[ii] With permanent reconstruction … Continue reading →