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The energy industry needs more women, says Eco Wave Power CEO - Vimarsana News

The energy industry needs more women, says Eco Wave Power CEO

Inna Braverman will be one of the speakers at the Jerusalem Post's Women Leaders Summit, held on March 27, at the Google for Startup Campus in Tel Aviv.

Source: jpost.com
Consortium Secures £1.5 Million Grant to Develop Wave-Powered Microgrid for Island in Thailand - Vimarsana News

Consortium Secures £1.5 Million Grant to Develop Wave-Powered Microgrid for Island in Thailand

Eco Wave Power Global has announced that  it has won a £1.5 million grant as part of a consortium led by Toshiba (U.K.) and Aquatera (U.K.) to design a pilot microgrid project for...

7 Renewable Energy Stocks to Avoid if You Are Looking to Grow Your Green - Vimarsana News

7 Renewable Energy Stocks to Avoid if You Are Looking to Grow Your Green

It may be tempting to invest green energy, but these renewable energy stocks are unlikely to power your portfolio.

Wave energy project now sending clean electricity to Israel's electrical grid - Vimarsana News

Wave energy project now sending clean electricity to Israel's electrical grid

Swedish-Israeli wave energy developer Eco Wave Power has commenced sending clean electricity from its EWP-EDF One project to the Israeli National Electrical grid.

Marine conservation technology hub rises from old L.A. wharf (analysis) - Vimarsana News

Marine conservation technology hub rises from old L.A. wharf (analysis)

Ports are considered lifelines of our economy, accounting for 75% of world trade (over 90% by tonnage), but generally not thought of as incubators to solve the climate crisis or protect ocean health. That may have changed several years ago when the Port of Los Angeles gave a 50-year lease to an aging wharf called […]