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BIPV & Circular Economy: Combining RE and Sustainable Material Cycles

BIPV in a building structure

Combining Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) and the Circular Economy is a potent way to creating energy-efficient and sustainable structures. The convergence of BIPV and the Circular Economy gives a compelling potential to transform the way we design and run buildings. It is a hopeful step toward greater energy efficiency, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and a more […]

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Environmental Impacts of Solar Energy

The sun is a tremendous source of generating clean and sustainable energy. It produces energy without any trace of CO2 emissions and toxic pollutants. The potential environmental impacts of solar energy vary greatly depending on technology – photovoltaic (PV) cells or concentrating solar thermal plants (CSP). The size and scale of the system are to be […]

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Solar Power – The Future of Philippines

Terasu Solar Power Plant

Solar energy is proven as one of the most promising energy sources. It has established a wide use in the global energy mix. Despite its potential and proven benefits over the years, the Philippines is lagging behind in policy implementation and deployment. Meanwhile, Southeast Asian countries are already counting years embracing solar power. Urgent implementation […]

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Fossil Fuel vs. Renewable Energy (RE)

Fossil fuels have been our major source of energy ever since. A study from the Russian Academy of Science implies that until the end of the century, fossil fuel will be in demand. However, aside from the fact that these fossil fuel plants stress our environment, it will also be inevitably inadequate. Hence, the cost […]

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ARE SOLAR CARPORTS WORTH IT?

According to recent estimates, the world’s current population is at 7.6 billion, continuously growing through time. With this, there is also an adjacent estimate of at least 1.8 billion cars on the road; the demand and usage of parking slots are heavy. It has been noted that in most cities, 40% of the area is […]

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