Via The New York Times, commentary on Australia’s leadership in the rooftop solar sector: I recently moved back here to my home country partly because I believe Australians can show the world how much money households can save through simple climate solutions like rooftop solar How is it that Australia, a country that historically has […]
Read more »Via 3M, news of how one million trees’ worth of smog-fighting capacity has been installed on roofs using Malarkey Roofing Products shingles with 3M Smog-reducing Granules: Since the launch of the world’s first smog-reducing shingle, Malarkey Roofing Products has provided the industry with enough roofing materials to protect more than 400,000 roofs. Because each roof […]
Read more »Via Earth.org, a report on the EU’s decision – in order to make solar the largest electricity source in the EU – to propose plans for mandatory solar panels on all new buildings by 2029: The EU aims to bring online over 320 GW (320,000 MW) of Solar Energy by 2025 & 600 GW (600,000 […]
Read more »Courtesy of The New York Times, an article on Hawaii’s efforts to to replace coal and oil with solar energy, aiming to rely extensively on rooftop panels on single-family homes: Toddi Nakagawa, who lives in a suburb of Honolulu, has spent years battling her family’s high electricity bills, which once topped $500 a month, by gradually […]
Read more »Via WIRED, a look at the potential of turning airports into solar farms: The next time you’re staring out a plane window during takeoff or landing, give the airport a scan. You’ll see hangars and other support buildings and, of course, the terminal. But mostly, you’ll see lots of empty space. Airplanes, as many aeronautical […]
Read more »Via Fast Company, a report on a rooftop coating that uses sunlight to actively cool your house: As the planet gets hotter, the use of air conditioning keeps growing—and adding to emissions that make future heat waves even more likely. But a new type of coating could help buildings cool down without relying as heavily […]
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