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Wood - once thought old-fashioned - is taking over from steel and concrete as the building material of choice because of its sustainability, high quality, and the way it enables swift construction, such as with Skellefteå’s new 20-story wooden…
January 06, 2023
Article at Sara kulturhus
Skellefteå’s resplendent new 20-story wooden cultural center is an architectural masterpiece that celebrates timber and challenges local window cleaners. Oskar Norelius and Robert Schmitz, project architects for Skellefteå’s new Sara kulturhus, are…
January 06, 2023
Article at Sara kulturhus
Skellefteå’s new cultural center is not only a pioneer in the use of renewable energy but is also providing clean power to its central Skellefteå neighbors. Most buildings consume a lot of energy - around 40% of all energy consumption, and a similar…
January 06, 2023
Article at Sara kulturhus
There’s no mistaking the excitement in Frode Helland-Evebo’s voice. Pacific Green Marine Technologies’ Vice President of Marine Direct Sales is in no doubt why he left his previous employer, Clean Marine to join Pacific Green in late summer. “The…
January 05, 2023
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
Green investment is on the rise, and emissions control is becoming one of the hot topics within the sector. Despite huge efforts in some quarters, CO2 emissions rose globally in both 2017 and 2018, and drastic action is needed to curtail climate…
January 05, 2023
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
Ireland does not usually loom large as a major market for energy storage asset investors and owners. Compared to markets such as Australia, China or the US, its total potential is limited. But there are at least five reasons why, on a per-capita…
December 16, 2022
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
Female-focused retellings of Greek myths have reached peak popularity recently. Pat Barker (The Women Of Troy), Margaret Atwood (The Penelopiad) and Madeline Miller (Circe) have all successfully picked at the seams of the traditionally male take on…
September 26, 2022
Article at Metro
Spain, the world leader in CSP capacity for the last decade, looks set to retain its crown with an ambitious procurement plan from next year. The country announced a draft Ministerial Order with an auction calendar that aims to procure a minimum of…
September 01, 2022
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
CSP, like most sources of energy, has been subject to its fair share of scientific studies and research papers. There’s a large body of research covering everything from solar fields to heat transfer fluids. But a CSP study published in June was…
August 22, 2022
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
The UK’s attractiveness for clean energy investment has been on the rise in recent years. As of 2021, the nation ranked fourth globally on EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index, ahead of low-carbon energy leaders France, Australia and…
May 14, 2022
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
Alfa Laval is supplying technology and acting as an investor in a revolutionary new energy storage solution which could solve one of the biggest challenges facing renewable energy. The announcement late last year of a $26 million, Series A funding…
February 02, 2022
Article at Alfa Laval
In his new book about how we treat and understand children, Australian educationalist John Marsden – the author best known for his Tomorrow, When The World Began series – cuts straight to the chase when considering contemporary parenting. “We are…
April 30, 2021
Article at Kinbox
A son would be the perfect way to exorcise the brutal relationship I’d had with my own father - or so I believed. Instead, here’s why my girls are the best things that ever happened to me. The birth was all a bit of a blur. My girlfriend Donna was…
April 16, 2021
Article at Kinbox
Working group sets out principles to improve legitimacy of quality assessments A study conducted by a government-appointed higher education working group has recommended the creation of a new framework for research evaluation to improve the country’s…
March 15, 2021
Article at Research Professional
It’s hard to finance large infrastructure projects in many parts of the world. Banks and other traditional financiers often shy away from making big commitments in developing markets or those with perceived risks such as exchange rate volatility or…
February 03, 2021
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
Saudi Arabia, whose oil has fueled the advance of western societies over the last half century, is leading the charge to a sustainable, low-carbon future. The Kingdom is blessed with one of the best solar resource potentials in the world and is…
January 15, 2021
Article at Pacific Green Technologies
Ivan Østvik, Project Manager, Norled AS, is a naval architect by profession who’s worked with ship design, marine technology, and offshore wind for more than 25 years. Since 2015, he has been developing “green” ship projects in Norway, focusing on…
January 06, 2021
Article at Linde
Professor Jenny Larfeldt is Principal Key Expert at Siemens, working on industrial gas turbines. She joined Siemens in 2004 as a Combustion Team Manager. In 2014, she was appointed as the Senior Combustor Expert with over ten years’ experience in…
January 06, 2021
Article at Linde
Lauri Vartia is Linde’s Senior Manager for Clean Hydrogen in Northern Europe. He has more than two decades of experience working with industrial gases at Linde, and in his current role, focuses on charting a path for clean hydrogen in the region.…
January 06, 2021
Article at Linde
Professor Göran Lindbergh is head of department of applied electrochemistry at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and has long been preeminent in the field of the electrification of the transport sector, including fuel cells and the use of…
January 05, 2021
Article at Linde