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What Challenges does Magnification of Offshore Wind Turbines Introduce?

published: 2023-01-23 9:30
Offshore wind turbines have been constantly enlarging in sizes over recent years in order to capture stronger wind energy, where the height has been growing and the blades have been longer, though such development brings numerous challenges, including upgrades in engineering, as well as maritime and foundation facilities. ...  more

Pricier to Establish Wind Farms in Taiwan? TOWIA: Higher Construction Difficulties at Taiwan Strait

published: 2023-01-20 9:30
Seeing how various sectors have been recently focusing on the differences in development and cost on offshore wind farms between Taiwan and overseas, and pointing out that the cost of establishing offshore wind power is much lower in overseas, the Taiwan Offshore Wind Industry Association (TOWIA) commented that each country deals with its respective challenges in offshore wind power development, and is thus required to seek for the most optimal solutions according to local conditions. ...  more

Halide Perovskite Solar Now Resistant to Light and Heat under New Breakthroughs

published: 2023-01-16 9:30
In order to develop solar panels with a lower production cost and a higher conversion efficiency, scientists have been constantly studying perovskite solar, and are dedicated in prolonging the material’s resistance to light and heat. US scientists have recently achieved breakthroughs by discovering that halide perovskite is not only resistant to light and heat, but can also convert light to electricity effectively. ...  more

Fast-Growing Solar Industry Will Eat up Most Silver Reserves in 2050

published: 2023-01-13 17:11
In addition to silicon wafers, silver is a crucial PV panel material carrying electricity from solar cells. However, silver is a precious metal. A study discovered that the fast-growing solar industry could exhaust most of the world’s silver by 2050, where solar businesses will need 85% of global silver reserves. ...  more

With 4.5GWh of Production Capacity Ready, Transimage Receives First Contract for Na-Ion Batteries

published: 2023-01-13 9:30
Na-ion batteries have come under increasing attention inside and outside the battery industry due to high prices for the raw materials used in Li-ion batteries. On December 27, 2022, Transimage announced that its sub-subsidiary has entered into a cooperation agreement with Zhongxiang Aviation Industry. Together, they will be developing Na-ion batteries for NEV powertrain systems and energy storage systems. ...  more