Efficiency factors – what you measure is what you get
Older energy technologies are capable of providing constant power output with a surprisingly high theoretical efficiency factor.
LCOE – the metric that helps us evaluate energy-related projects
Levelized costs of energy (LCOE) are an excellent metric for an initial assessment of whether a future power installation is feasible or not.
Understanding hydropower’s LCOE calculation
Hydropower remains one of the least-expensive energy sources. This remains true even despite recent cost increases.
Hydropower – the most substantial renewable energy source
Hydropower is a renewable, versatile, flexible technology that can meet the demand ranging from single households to industry and the public.
The time of Hydrogen is NOW
Earths most significant natural resource, capturing 75% of all baryonic mass, is hydrogen. Nonetheless, it has been overlooked for centuries.
The Renewable Energy Blog – electrifying.world
The electrifying.world blog will deliver up to date and thoroughly researched posts that will help readers understand the world of renewable energy.