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GE planning on building taller 3D-printed base wind towers

The renewables sector is in perpetual search of improvement to maximize the efficiency of the different energy sources. In the case of wind power, this search has been focused on finding where the wind is blowing the strongest, and optimizing along the whole operation chain, from the production of the tower to its installation on site, to be more efficient and more sustainable. 

Growing in the shade of solar power

Whether it’s in temperate climates or more arid regions, co-locating crops and solar panels is a win-win solution. The idea of co-locating photovoltaics and agriculture was first suggested in 1981 by Adolf Goetzberger and Armin Zastrow and it has progressed in Japan since 2004 under the impetus of Akira Nagashima. Many types of crops such as citrus fruits, cucumbers, rice and vines can benefit. The technique...

Towards a carbon neutral agriculture

According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, by 2050 more than 66% of the 9 billion people on earth will live in cities, up from 43% today. That’s nearly 3 billion more city dwellers than in 2020. This growing urban population will mean that more food will have to be produced as close to cities as possible and with cleaner and cleaner energy.