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There are very few urban design solutions that address housing the inevitable tide of displaced people that could arise as oceans swell under global warming. Certainly none are as spectacular as this one. READ MORE...
Siadar Wave Energy Project, Hebrides
Acciona Amareleja PV plant, Portugal
The 46 MW plant, located in Amareleja (Moura, Portugal), is capable of producing 93 million KW/h per year.The 250-hectare plant has 2,520 solar trackers supporting 262,080 photovoltaic modules.
ACCIONA Energy has put into service its photovoltaic (PV) power plant in Amareleja (Moura, Portugal).
The Company has invested around 261 million euro (US$367 million) in the 46 MWp plant, the largest of its kind in the world. Amareleja is capable of producing 93 million KW/h a year and will avoid the 89,383 tonnes of CO2 emissions a year that would have otherwise been produced by the coal-fired power stations required to produce the same amount of power.
The plant was constructed in the record time of just thirteen months. the last seventeen years (64 MW)... More...
Markbygden, Sweden
On the 22nd January 2009 the Scottish Government granted consent for the Siadar Wave Energy Project (SWEP) on the Scottish island of Lewis.
The SWEP is being developed by the renewable energy developer and operator npower renewables, a fully owned subsidiary of RWE Innogy, and uses wave energy technology developed by Inverness-based company Wavegen, a wholly owned subsidiary of Voith Siemens Hydro.
The wave power station will consist of a concrete breakwater structure located ca.350 metres off the coast at Siadar Bay with an electricity generation capacity of around 4 MW
Privately owned Swedish company Svevind AB (Tavelsjö, Sweden) has managed to succeed where many others have failed by siting a proposed windfarm in the desolate, nearly uninhabited region of northern Sweden.
The giant Markbygden project is a joint development by Svevind, which has a 75 percent in the project, and the German privately owned company Enercon GmbH (Aurich, Germany), which holds the remaining 25 percent.
The two companies have formed the joint venture company Markbygden Vind AB (Markbygden, Sweden), which will jointly build and operate the windfarm in the high country around Infjärden, about 30... More...