JSP has recently renewed energy supplies, with the energy source for 2025 being predominantly hydroelectricity. It is guaranteed and certified as 100% renewable.
Patricia Vázquez, Carbon Key Account Manager at Exel Composites, explores how qualification processes influence the implementation of win turbine blades' design and the standards that guide their manufacture.
REWIND aims to develop technologies to dismantle wind turbine blades and implement new methods for composites repurposing and recycling to improve their circularity and increase the industrial applications of end-of-life composites.
Following PV Recycling's announcement of its recycling process that addresses the entire lifecycle of solar energy systems, editor Rebekah Jordan spoke to the company about the advantages of specialised solar panel recycling.
Dr. John Hartley, from Exel Composites and developer of the ‘carbon flat’ spar cap for turbine blades by pultrusion, explains his role in developing wind energy technology to reduce human reliance on fossil fuels.
Mike Boswell aka @polymerman discusses how some European producers are switching to gas, boosted by its lower cost, despite logistical challenges post-Ukraine crisis.
Head of sales Mandy O'Brien discusses the prominent conversation of rising energy prices in the plastics industry and what readers can expect in the March issue of BP&R.
The ongoing transition to renewables and green energy has been underway now for decades, with a focus on wind power in the 1990’s, solar power in the 2000’s and in recent years much of the focus has been on battery power and electromobility.
The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) estimate 40,000 km of new, or refurbished, high or extra-high voltage power lines will be built across Europe by 2030.
Data centres are at the heart of our connected lifestyles, and as the global data sphere continues to expand year on year, as a result of the advent of 5G, the IoT, and now increasing use of AI, competition within the data centre market is becoming
In 2012, the City Council of the Danish capital Copenhagen adopted the ambitious CPH Climate Plan 2025, aiming to achieve climate neutral status by 2025, which would make it one of the first carbon neutral cities anywhere in the world.
