Laos, with its abundant water resources and mountainous landscape, has emerged as a focal point for hydropower development in Southeast Asia. Leveraging its natural geography, Laos aims to become a regional leader in renewable energy through strategic public-private partnerships and power purchase
Today we have Christopher Hailstone with us, an expert in renewable energy, energy management, and electricity delivery. Christopher provides valuable insights on grid reliability and security. Our discussion today will cover various aspects of renewable energy and its interplay with climate
Glen Earrach Energy (GEE) is seeking valuable public feedback on its ambitious plan for a £20 million-a-year community benefit fund, linked to their colossal £3 billion pumped storage hydro (PSH) project at Balmacaan Estate near Loch Ness, Scotland. This massive infrastructure initiative intends to
Nepal, a country rich in natural water resources, faced severe energy shortages and prolonged power outages a decade ago. The lack of adequate infrastructure left many Nepali citizens reliant on candlelight, especially during dry seasons. Despite having the second-largest hydropower potential in
The advancement of clean energy technologies often hinges on the efficiency of specific components within these systems. Anion exchange membranes (AEMs) are essential for their roles in devices like fuel cells and redox flow batteries. Traditional thinking suggested that maintaining high water
In Texas, the booming hydrogen industry signals a transformative journey toward renewable energy and a low-carbon future. However, the burgeoning demand for hydrogen brings substantial water requirements, particularly in water-scarce regions like the Gulf Coast. This article explores the intricate
