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[?]Kevin Russell » 🌐
@kevinrns@mstdn.social

The forests of Canada are being turned to ash at a rate of a million hectares a month.

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Ontario Premier Ford didn't buy Water-bomber aircraft as he said, he lied.

Canada has no major solar or wind project.

A third (209) of the Climate Wild Fires Burning Are NOT being fought - 100's of thousands hectares.

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The forests of Canada are being turned to ash at a rate of a million hectares a month
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Alt...The forests of Canada are being turned to ash at a rate of a million hectares a month ie-creek-fire-british-columbias-largest-ever-wildfire-remains-volatile-

    [?]Kevin Russell » 🌐
    @kevinrns@mstdn.social

    Good news in hard times.

    "Peak Energy just shipped the US’s first grid-scale sodium-ion battery"

    Good news because we must transition off carbon fuels now, and good news because its not scarce or hard to mine, or behind some prick's tariff wall, its not dirty, won't burst into flames.

    Because its salt. Like sunlight, its EVERYWHERE.

    electrek.co/2025/07/30/peak-en

      RevK :verified_r: boosted

      [?]RealJournalism » 🌐
      @RealJournalism@mastodon.social

      is now 41% cheaper than fossil fuels, new UN report finds: 'The sun is rising on a clean energy age' goodgoodgood.co/articles/solar

        [?]Paul Fisher » 🌐
        @psfshr@mastodon.me.uk

        Just noted... our went live on 11th June, and as of today (just over a month later) we've just gone over our first 1MWh generated 😀

        Screenshot of part of the web UI of our solar inverter controller. Screenshot shows the text:
Production
2.86 KW
16 Jul, 2025 10:26 AM
1.04 MWh Lifetime

        Alt...Screenshot of part of the web UI of our solar inverter controller. Screenshot shows the text: Production 2.86 KW 16 Jul, 2025 10:26 AM 1.04 MWh Lifetime

          [?]Sue is Writing Solarpunk 🌞🌱 » 🌐
          @susankayequinn@wandering.shop

          SOLAR: yes, the tax credits are expiring at the end of the year (get started now!)

          BUT... I was thinking how much prices have dropped since I had mine installed in 2022 (catching the first wave of Biden's Inflation Reduction Act tax credits)...

          1/n

          drive.google.com/file/d/1I8HVa

          © Residential solar and storage prices both reach new all-time lows
Solar prices dropped for the third six-month period in arrow, hitting $2.50 per watt,
the lowest median quoted price since we began tracking data in 2014. Quoted
storage prices also fell, setting anew record low of $999 per kilowatt-hour stored. In 2025, we are monitoring potential tariff impacts on solar and storage prices.

          Alt...© Residential solar and storage prices both reach new all-time lows Solar prices dropped for the third six-month period in arrow, hitting $2.50 per watt, the lowest median quoted price since we began tracking data in 2014. Quoted storage prices also fell, setting anew record low of $999 per kilowatt-hour stored. In 2025, we are monitoring potential tariff impacts on solar and storage prices.

            [?]Sue is Writing Solarpunk 🌞🌱 » 🌐
            @susankayequinn@wandering.shop

            Those "free market" Republicans are trying everything they can to kill the green energy market — not just killing tax credits, but tariffs and they even proposed *taxing* solar (it failed).

            Why? Why do they effin care so much?

            The easy answer...

            3/n

              [?]Ben Tasker » 🌐
              @ben@mastodon.bentasker.co.uk

              New post: Looking at changes in the UKs capacity

              After reading a post yesterday claiming that the UK's solar production jumped by 42% this spring, I had a look to see what our system achieved

              Then, I fell down a couple of rabbit holes looking at changes in the UKs deployed capacity

              bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/hou

                [?]Ben Tasker » 🌐
                @ben@mastodon.bentasker.co.uk

                I was curious to see if this was true for us - ecowatch.com/solar-power-gener

                > Solar farms and rooftops in the United Kingdom generated a record 42 percent more electricity from January through May 2025 than during the same period in 2024

                Sadly (but not too surprisingly) it isn't, but between Jan - May this year our generated about 18% more than it did the year before

                So increased sunshine is definitely a factor, but most of the gain in the article was prob expanding capacity

                During Jan - May 2024 we generated 996 kWh of electricity. In the same period this year, it was 1200.

                Alt...During Jan - May 2024 we generated 996 kWh of electricity. In the same period this year, it was 1200.

                  Terence Eden boosted

                  [?]Solar Panels in London » 🌐
                  @solar@solar.bots.edent.tel

                  🔋 Yesterday, a #Solar battery saved @edent@mastodon.social £1.55 by using 4.44kWh of stored electricity.

                  Total battery savings since August 2023:
                  💷 £808.01
                  ⚡ 2,413 kWh

                  FAQ: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/solar-faq/

                    [?]DoomsdaysCW » 🌐
                    @DoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social

                    One of Europe’s Hottest Cities Rediscovers an Old Cooling Technique

                    By Laura Millan
                    August 8, 2023

                    "The streets of in southern were so hot that July afternoon that it felt almost impossible to walk outdoors. As temperatures approached 42C (108F), people scrambled to find shelter in air-conditioned homes, offices and public buildings. Yet, less than two miles from the city center, a cool breeze blew under a giant white roof.

                    "The structure is a part of CartujaQanat, an architectural experiment in cooling solutions that doesn’t rely on burning more planet-warming . The site, about the size of two soccer fields, includes two auditoriums, green spaces, a promenade and a shaded area with benches. But its star performer remains hidden — the qanat, a network of underground pipes and tubes inspired by Persian-era canals.

                    "The grid of can lower surrounding temperatures by as much as 10C using just air, water and power, according to Emasesa, the Seville public water company that helped to build it. The system is modeled on ancient tunnels dug to bring water to agricultural fields that were first documented in what is today . The Persians realized 1,000 years ago that the running water also cooled the air in the canals, so they fashioned vertical shafts to bring that air to the surface.

                    " 'This is not an air-conditioning system like the one you may have in your home,' says Juan Luis López, the project’s supervisor and an engineer at Emasesa. 'We use natural techniques and materials to reduce temperatures.' "

                    Read more:
                    bloomberg.com/features/2023-se

                    Archived version:
                    archive.ph/36fz1

                      [?]RealJournalism » 🌐
                      @RealJournalism@mastodon.social

                      Terence Eden boosted

                      [?]Terence Eden [He/Him/♂/男] » 🌐
                      @Edent@mastodon.social

                      As of yesterday, our house in London has exported *one MegaWattHour* of solar electricity.

                      All of our neighbours benefit from clean, green, locally generated power.

                      We have a small roof, with an east/west split, and yet works brilliantly.

                      More details:
                      shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/03/what-

                      Graph showing a peak in summer.

                      Alt...Graph showing a peak in summer.

                        [?]Alex@rtnVFRmedia Suffolk UK » 🌐
                        @vfrmedia@social.tchncs.de

                        and installation at a relatives house did well for - a cable break cut off the grid feed for around an hour - whole house remained with from the sources, the battery reserve was barely touched due to good sunlight (the people in the house didn't even need to switch off high consumption equipment, although I had suggested this should the power cut have lasted any longer (the grid supply returned around an hour later)

                        Victron VRM real time display showing a large country house being entirely supplied for its energy requirements by solar and battery (due to the incoming grid power being lost)

                        Alt...Victron VRM real time display showing a large country house being entirely supplied for its energy requirements by solar and battery (due to the incoming grid power being lost)

                          [?]Paul Fisher » 🌐
                          @psfshr@mastodon.me.uk

                          And install all booked in!

                          If it all goes to plan, we'll have both and in before the end of the month 😳

                            [?]Paul Fisher » 🌐
                            @psfshr@mastodon.me.uk

                            Now for my sanity I may regret doing two installs back to back, but at least it’ll be done quickly!