Hello everyone. I completely my UG in Mechanical Engineering and I'm interested in doing masters in either renewable energy or sustainable development in Germany. Suggest me good colleges and courses related to the same. Thanks in advance.

Thousands of companies have paid for their evaluation. It costs 18 000€ for 3 years for a company of 1000+ employees. There's nearly zero information about EcoVadis company in the media.

Is this somewhat similar to ethispehere.com ?

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With billions in investment flowing to GOP districts, Donald Trump’s plans to repeal clean energy tax credits face Republican resistance. In an interview with Yale E360, political scientist Leah Stokes talks about the new politics of renewable energy. Read more.

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I am currently working with solar assets in California. I understand the compliance side and all of California's regulations pretty well (Cap-and-Trade, RPS, etc). However the technical side I am completely blind to (I had to google what an inverter was). I lean heavily on coworkers and consultants to help me understand but I would like to advance what I know and feel more confident in my career. I am looking to bridge this knowledge gap and also learn abouth other systems (wind, geothermal, etc), but Masters programs are very expensive, and honestly I don't want to stop working.

Does anyone know of any continuing education or certificate programs that can help me learn more? I'm looking for something that isnt just prerecorded slide decks. I would like the ability to ask questions and have conversations, but I may be looking for a unicorn of a program!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to pursue a Master's in Renewable Energy Engineering and am wondering which universities in the USA currently offer the best programs. I’m interested in factors like program structure, research opportunities, industry connections, and overall reputation in the field.

Any recommendations or insights would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

I'm an engineering student looking for problems to solve. One thing I've been suggested is to make something for cleaning solar panels. Where do you typically place your panels? And is cleaning the panels actually a big problem compared to something else?

The market jumped 3%. Business as usual, or are investors missing a larger negative industry trend?

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An unprecedented drought has sapped hydropower in Zambia, leading to crippling blackouts. To cope, the country is pivoting to a more reliable form of energy: solar. Read more.

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Seeking recommendations for technical/educational books on BESS principles, design and implementation. I would like the book to go into the technical, electrical, comms and construction aspects. No business aspects required. Thanks!

Trump has returned to the Oval Office with Republican control of Congress, and there are discussions about dismantling Biden’s climate policy, particularly the Inflation Reduction Act. However, with key Republican states benefiting economically from clean energy investments, could Trump risk alienating his base?

Additionally, with Elon Musk in his corner, will this complicate matters?

More in this perspective: https://pvbuzz.com/trump-repeal-inflation-reduction-act/

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The Saudi Power Procurement Company (SPPC) has announced the Shortlisted Bidders for the fifth round of solar projects under the National Renewable Energy Program (NREP)

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And it's a greenwashing sponge. 😂  Anyone else see this??

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Hi everyone, I am doing my MSc in Sustainable Energy. The degree has a coursework component which I have just completed, so I'll be starting my dissertation soon. I need to choose my own topic but I have no idea where to start. I want to do a topic that I can do remotely since my university is in a different city and I work full-time as an Engineer.

My interests include green hydrogen and bioenergy. Any advice?

The world is on track to install a third more solar capacity this year than it did in 2023, surpassing forecasts by both industry experts and independent analysts. Read more.