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Compost made from baby diapers. At a dedicated area in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), Paris, a machine separates the plastic from the organic pulp, which is combined with wood shavings and coffee grounds to obtain compost. — AFP The diapers of our beloved babies and toddlers represent a considerable annual mass of waste. Energy Observer Solutions met up with Les Alchimistes, a company in the Paris region, which recycles diapers from four daycare centres and manages to make a quality compost from this hitherto unexploited bio-waste. Every year in France, consumers buy and throw away 3.5 billion dia...

Protecting our planet, one step at a time: The Noor Project in Morocco Share The Noor project, near Ouarzazate, has become the largest solar energy capture plant on the African continent. It supplies one million Moroccan households with electricity day and night. Energy Observer Solutions met with Youssef Stitou, Noor Project Manager, to explain how this essential innovation for the energy transition works. A few kilometres outside Ouarzazate, an area equivalent to 3,437 football pitches is covered in mirrors, reflectors and photovoltaic panels… Welcome to the Noor solar power plan...

Monday, 22 Feb 2021 08:08 AM MYT The company Petit Pli, based in London, has developed a concept of clothing able to follow the growth of your children. — Picture courtesy of Petit Pli/Energy Observer Solutions Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. LONDON, Feb 22 — The company Petit Pli, based in London, has developed a concept of clothing able to follow the growth of your children. These clothes, made of recycled plastics, will be able to dress them from the age of nine months to four years old. Energy Observer Solutions met up with Ryan M...

The Noor project, near Ouarzazate, has become the largest solar energy capture plant on the African continent.

The diapers of our beloved babies and toddlers represent a considerable annual mass of waste.