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25.05.26 - 06:06
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Topco and Bloom Energy install Taiwan′s first on-site SOFC low-carbon data center power system (Digitimes)
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Topco Energy Service, a Topco Group unit, and Bloom Energy installed a 2.6MW solid oxide fuel cell on-site power system at a Taiwan IC design firm's Miaoli data center, creating what they called the nation's first data center using a distributed low-carbon generation model. The project began with a 1.3MW phase that entered service in January 2026 and reached full 2.6MW capacity in June, with the developers saying the installation can generate about 21.6 million kilowatt-hours annually....
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24.05.26 - 18:30
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Sind Herzprobleme Folge von Windparks? Mainzer Studie stellt Zusammenhang her (Tichys Einblick)
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Der Kreis Paderborn taucht in einer medizinischen Auswertung auf, die derzeit vor allem in den betroffenen Kommunen für Aufmerksamkeit sorgen dürfte. Eine Arbeitsgruppe der Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität Mainz hat untersucht, ob es in Gemeinden mit starkem Windenergieausbau häufiger zu bestimmten Herz-Kreislauf-Diagnosen kommt als in Gemeinden mit deutlich weniger Windkraftanlagen. Vergleich von Kommunen mit und ohne Windrad Im
Der Beitrag Sind Herzprobleme Folge von Windparks? Mainzer Studie stellt Zusammenhang her erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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24.05.26 - 03:30
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Middle East tensions complicate Beijing′s push to curb China solar overcapacity (SCMP)
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Tensions in the Middle East and mounting energy prices have made Beijing less willing to enforce anti-involution or supply consolidation measures on its solar industry, prolonging a price war as solar manufacturers continue to bleed cash, analysts say.
“Anti-involution or supply consolidation might not be a top priority for the government,” said Evan Li, head of Asia energy transition research at HSBC.
“[The Iran war] will result in much more competitive and low pricing for solar for the time......
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23.05.26 - 10:00
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How illegal factories are undermining China′s solar overcapacity crackdown (SCMP)
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For nearly two years, China has been waging an intense campaign to eliminate severe overcapacity in the solar industry – an issue that has sparked vicious price wars, undermined domestic firms' bottom lines, and fuelled protectionist policies overseas.
Yet, despite Beijing's repeated efforts, the problem remains far from resolved. The sector is still plagued by excess capacity, leaving firms across the supply chain operating at a loss.
The mismatch between rhetoric and outcomes is particularly......
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