Portsmouth International Port has completed the installation of its new solar and battery system […]
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Solar panels can be heavy, hard to install or fragile. Sunflare Solar’s panels have double-sided adhesive that allows customers to “peel and stick” solar panels in place, Philip Gao, CEO of Sunflare Solar, told FreightWaves.
Sunflare’s panels have not been installed on any semi tractors or trailers, but the company is interested in expanding its applications, which currently include homes and other structures, off-road vehicles, campers and recreational vehicles.
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Bermuda-based bulker owner and operator Berge Bulk has launched a pilot test to trial the maritime application of solar technology. The post Industry firsts: Berge Bulk ship tests solar panels…
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Cleaner burning natural gas and renewable choices such as wind and solar power have, in recent years, displaced coal as a popular source of domestic energy. Coal fired generating plants have been going the way of the dodo bird in recent years, but an analysis of Department of Energy data by River Transport News shows that barged coal shipments improved during the fourth quarter of 2018 compared to the previous quarter and the previous year’s volumes.
Coal shipments moved by barge to domestic...