Color-optimised solar modules for agriculture | Talk Energy with YES-Europe
It’s already the last month of the year 2022, but we still have another wonderful episode for you to enjoy as usual. This time we had the pleasure of having a wonderful conversation with Nicolas Weber, the CEO and Co-Founder of Voltiris.
How the Internet of Things can optimize Solar Energy performance | Talk Energy with YES-Europe
Another month another episode of Talk Energy with YES-Europe. This time we sat down and talked energy with Neeraj Dasila, CTO and Co-Founder of SmartHelio. SmartHelio is a Norwegian start-up that developed software and an Internet of Things (IoT) sensor that manages
Energy Communities as a Booster for the Energy Transition: Expectations and Status Quo in Austria
Energy communities are highly topical. Hardly any energy conference comes without a dedicated session on them. There are growing initiatives, both driven by people and policy, supporting their widespread adoption. Some consider them as a game changer for mastering the energy transition,
How nanotechnology can improve battery life and speed up the Green Shift | Talk Energy with YES-Europe
In the last episode of Talk Energy with YES-Europe we interviewed Anders Tiegland, the CEO of Tio Tech. We talked about his start-up, their technology, and how he ended up being CEO, and, right at the end, we even managed to ask
Hydrogen economy in Finland: current situation
The hydrogen economy has attracted interest before, but previous booms have not been enough for a major hydrogen breakthrough. It would seem that now, if ever, is the time for hydrogen to find a permanent role in the changing energy sector. Finland aims to achieve its ambitious goal of carbon neutrality by 2035 and, like other countries, to take advantage of the opportunities in the growing hydrogen industry.
How spreading awareness about endangered species can help fight climate change
Climate change can be a very abstract topic for most people, especially for children. People like to see concrete examples that are in the present. Future catastrophic events are hard to picture and understand. They are already threatening to happen due to