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IEA criticizes oil and gas industry's green spending, expecting a fourfold increase - Vimarsana News

IEA criticizes oil and gas industry's green spending, expecting a fourfold increase

“Much greater resources have to be mobilized and directed to clean energy technologies to put the world on track to reach net-zero emissions by 2050,” said Fatih Birol, the IEA’s executive director. Among other milestones, the IEA's 2050 plan depends on all new oil and gas exploration worldwide being halted several weeks ago.

Ten Years On, Maine's Charter Schools Yield Mixed Results - Vimarsana News

Ten Years On, Maine's Charter Schools Yield Mixed Results

It's been a decade since Maine authorized charter schools, and today they teach less than 2 percent of the state's public school students. Graduation rates have been lower, while student performance has been mixed.

Maine charter schools post mixed results but fill a need for families - Vimarsana News

Maine charter schools post mixed results but fill a need for families

Ten years after charter schools were authorized in Maine, academic outcomes vary but supporters say they're meeting a need for students who don't fit in traditional classrooms.

Waves and Seaweed Challenge France's Plans for Floating Wind – gCaptain - Vimarsana News

Waves and Seaweed Challenge France's Plans for Floating Wind – gCaptain

By Francois de Beaupuy and William Mathis (Bloomberg) — Floating wind energy projects could open up vast areas of the world’s oceans to produce carbon-free power. But developers must first solve two key technical problems, according to France’s electric-grid operator. Sea swell can cause vibrations that harm floating-substation equipment, while cables can be damaged by a buildup of shells and seaweed, Reseau de Transport d’Electricite said. These issues must be tackled before floating wind can succeed on a large scale, and RTE is among operators trying to fix them. This nascent segme...

Wind Power Giant's Profit Hit by Rocks on the Seabed – gCaptain - Vimarsana News

Wind Power Giant's Profit Hit by Rocks on the Seabed – gCaptain

Wind Power Giant’s Profit Hit by Rocks on the Seabed Building power plants in the middle of the sea was never going to be easy. The world’s largest developer of offshore wind farms Orsted A/S has found that some of its cables connecting to wind farms have been damaged by scraping against rocks on the seabed and will need to spend as much as 3 billion Danish kroner ($489 million) to fix them. It’s part of the growing pains for the offshore wind industry that’s become one of the fastest-growing sources of electricity. Offshore wind farms involve a network of turbines with cables that co...