Smart grids are taking huge strides across the solar power industry. I spoke to Lumin CEO, Alex Bazhinov, to see what this might mean for the future of clean energy.
Let’s explore the top 3 challenges facing the solar industry in 2022, and how we can adapt to thrive through them.
The renewable energy sector isn't far behind the wider manufacturing industry when it comes to the introduction of drones and robots, but could these technologies be the answer to reaching net zero quicker than ever? Click to read more.
Post COP26 there is a huge requirement for organisations to meet new carbon-neutral goals. These start-ups are leading the charge in terms of innovative software to get there. Click here to read more.
In this CM Industrial Live Conversations, our Business Consultant, Andrew Jack, spoke to Sean MacKinnon, Chief Scientist at Loop Energy about recent industry news and what it really means.
How do we convince the world that waste management is smart? And how do we get the public to engage with its new, smart systems and technology? Click to listen and find out.
With the increasing pressures for clean and green fuel and the soaring pollution levels, the hydrogen generation market is forecasted to grow even more than in the previous years. Click to find out about innovative start-ups in the space.
With the increasing pressures for clean and green fuel and the soaring pollution levels, the hydrogen generation market is forecasted to grow even more than in the previous years. Click to find out about innovative start-ups in the space.
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How do we convince the world that waste management is smart? And how do we get the public to engage with its new, smart systems and technology? Click to find out more about our latest webinar that aims to answer these big questions.
The potential for hydrogen is huge. But why is it not used more frequently as a main source of energy? I spoke to Grant Strem, Chairman and CEO at Proton Technologies, to discuss what role hydrogen can play in an environmentally sustainable world.
The global population is rising. Our cities are getting bigger. And by 2050 the world is expected to have four billion tonnes of waste to dispose of. But first, how can IOT help with this waste's collection?
This International Women's Day, let's choose to challenge in Power-Gen. After all, it’s a fantastic space. And with a more diverse work force, think of all the great things we can achieve.
There’s a growing awareness about how we use and reuse our water. In this episode, I talk to Frank Rogalla - who recently featured in the Netflix documentary, Brave Blue World - about the ground-breaking work he is doing at Aqualia.
I was joined by two representatives from Biofabrik Technologies: COO Marc Fröse and CTO Benjamin Richter. We spoke about their innovative technology that turns plastic waste into a renewable energy source.
Azul 3D are a 3D printing company and they’re looking to change the way additive manufacturing is used. I caught up with their Co-Founder and Head of Business Development, James Hedrick.
In the last few years, we've made great strides in making renewable energy more prolific, cheaper and efficient. Despite other global markets being halted in their tracks in 2020, the cleantech industry has shown little sign of slowing down.
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Waste disposal is a global issue that’s not going away any time soon. Uptake is needed in waste prevention, followed by recycling, energy recovery, treatment and waste-to-energy.
Knowing the weather forecast has never been so important. AI is helping us tackle this and building confidence in renewable energy sources.
Even if you’ve been through the process, you may not be aware of exactly what goes into M&A deals. Today, we’ve tried to look into that in a little more detail with Transaction Liability Team Leader Grant Hollis from CFC Underwriting,
As businesses prioritise the well being of their employees, the concept of working a 4 day week is shifting from distant pipedream to reality for a range of organisations around the world.
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Equality is not a women's issue, it's a business issue. That’s why it’s important to spread awareness on International Women’s Day and celebrate equality in our industries.
At this moment, only 13% of the world's engineers are female. It’s no wonder why gender-balance is a top priority for the industry's leading companies in 2020.
Facing challenges to become more diverse, digitalized and environmentally friendly - while meeting strict regulations - it’s testing times for companies in power generation.
Smart water networks can and are helping combat the global water scarcity crisis, increasing productivity and efficiency. Their ability to remotely monitor resource use allows operators to make faster and better decisions.
Fascinated by recycling, our Business Consultant, Bilal Ahmed, attended a climate change protest to discuss the issues.
As another instalment in Charlton Morris’ #womeninindustrial series, I spoke to Michele Robert, CEO of GE Power Conversion in Latin America, about companies that are promoting opportunities for women in Power Gen.
Let’s get one thing clear, the term ‘renewables’ is incredibly broad. Nonetheless, there’s some exciting trends that seem to be cropping up in this space across multiple markets. Here’s my favourite four:
