Sofia Martimianakis, Author at PVBuzzMedia

The first wireless transfer of solar power from space to Earth has been achieved—unlocking potential for limitless space-based solar energy.

The California Institute of Technology's Space Solar Power Project has successfully demonstrated the first-ever wireless transfer of solar power from space to Earth, ...

By Sofia MartimianakisJune 22, 20230

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Perspective

Massive Six Nations energy storage project to shape Ontario’s energy supply and pave the way for Canada’s renewable revolution

Oneida is a project that could set the tone for the future of the renewables industry in Canada. It'll guarantee 20 years of ...

By Sofia MartimianakisJune 14, 20230

Perspective

All aboard the solar express! Exploring the world’s first solar-powered passenger train and the bright future of sustainable rail travel

Rays and Rails: Discover the world's only solar-powered passenger train in Byron Bay, Australia, and explore the potential of solar trains as a ...

By Sofia MartimianakisJune 9, 20230

Perspective

Bobby of Brightworks Energy says this innovative approach to rain management in solar powered carports unlocks the untapped potential of the panels, boosting performance.

Effective rain management systems are essential for maximizing the performance, longevity, and efficiency of solar panel carport installations, preventing issues such as sunlight ...

By Sofia MartimianakisJune 5, 20231

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Press Release

Edmonton Change for Climate Solar Rebate Program is Open! City Invests $1.96 Million to Encourage Homeowners to adopt solar

Are you ready to power up your home and protect the planet at the same time? Edmonton homeowners, we've got some exciting news ...

By Sofia MartimianakisMay 15, 20230

Insight

[REJECTED] Massive solar plant rejected in Alberta due to location concerns despite proposed risk mitigation and economic benefits

The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) rejected a 1,500-acre solar farm proposal near High River due to concerns about its impact on bird populations.

By Sofia MartimianakisMay 3, 20232