In 2018, Americans generated 35.7 million tons of plastic waste. Some plastics are recyclable, but not all of them are. Less than 10% of plastic items are properly recycled. HDPE (29.3%) and PET (29.1%) are the types of plastic with the highest recycling rates. Some people don’t recycle as they should due to confusing policies […]
Fives, a worldwide leader in industrial combustion, has been supporting Saint-Gobain for over 20 years in its project to become the worldwide leader in sustainable construction. Recently, in Italy, Fives installed a first e-Ductflame™ hybrid burner in the h-old site in Biandrate.
The Asia-Pacific solar power market size is expected to reach around USD 1,084.32 billion by 2034 and is growing at a CAGR of 25.31% from 2025 to 2034. The global solar power market is expanding rapidly, fueled by increasing demand for renewable energy sources, primarily driven by growing concerns over climate change and the urgent […]
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Introducing Ampacity, formerly RP Construction Services
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Solar energy stakeholders in the US are looking at another record-breaking year in 2025, according to a new report from the US Energy Information Administration. The post Prediction: Solar Energy Beats Natural Gas By A Mile In 2025 appeared first on CleanTechnica.
There’s no specific anniversary I’m marking with this article, but with so many notable changes happening in the world right now, I’ve been spending a lot of time reflecting on how cleantech industries — most notably, solar energy, wind energy, electric vehicles, battery storage, and heat pumps — have evolved … [continued] The post Reflections […]
I’ve wanted to install solar for a long time, but there has always been a reason it doesn’t make sense for me. When I first wanted to install solar about 8 years ago, it didn’t make sense, since my roof was 15 years old, and it adds a lot to … [continued] The post The […]
Growth in data centers has reached a fever pitch in many parts of America and is threatening to increase carbon emissions. The post Data Centers Imperil The Electrical Grid & Climate Action appeared first on CleanTechnica.