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we got a solar power plant for the construction of a solar power plant, and three tenders were held. last year, 1,850 fire cows were determined to be the winners. the first stage of the investment was a problem as a guarantee of repayment to them, which is in my life . last year, we were unable to pay the demands of these plants on time. self this was also one of the obstacles that investors faced with you when they have a small amount and you could not pay and do it on time. what is it like ? it led to the fact that an amendment was made in article 12 of the regulation by the honorable government and the refund of the investment . in the power plant, fortunately, it was guaranteed and now i can receive a unique id from the program organization and be sure that the return on investment will be good after this incident that happened in may this year. mw in fact in the industrial sector of applications i have to tell you that the other model in this discussion was the stock exchange model, which was launched in may of this year , in line with the traction created by the industry with t

around is making strides in solar energy production with a dom gone solar power plant and being one of the most advanced facilities in the country. despite western states and a ron has ambitious plans to boost the solar capacity in the coming years. our t corresponding use of july brings us more enjoying an average of $280.00 sunny days each year. everyone has just boy simply rolled up its leaves to tap into its abundance source of solar power. here on the outskirts of the city of dump on you, one has built this cutting get sooner. farm with a capacity of 10 megawatts hours of electricity developer say the entire project was designed and built domestically in the rosa at valley needles. this is the 1st solar power plant in our, on the dispute with an entirely domestic tracking system. in the wake of the sanctions against the country. local companies cannot purchase tracking systems from for, and companies that have been the 1st year on him company to enter this field. and we're indigenous to the tracking system which works more efficiently than this for uncomfortable, robust and flushe

the rug is making strides in solar energy production with the dumb gun solar pa funds being one of the most advanced facilities in the country. and despite west of the sanctions, the countries um business as a business funds to boost its solar capacity in the coming. yes, ok, correspondence used to fill all these things as much enjoying an average of $280.00 sunny days each year. everyone has just boy simply rolled up its leaves to tap into its abundance source of solar power. here on the outskirts of the city of dump on you, one has built this cutting get solar form with a capacity of 10 megawatt hours of electricity. developer say the entire project was designed and built domestically in the rosa at valley needles. this is the 1st solar power plant in around the dispute with an entirely domestic tracking system. in the wake of the sanctions against the country. local companies cannot purchase tracking systems from foreign companies that have been the 1st year on him company to enter this field. indigenous tracking system which works more efficiently than this for uncomfortable robust

the solar cell plant is equipped with by facial solar panels and a modern light detection system, which allows the plants to generate 50 percent more energy that seminar power plants must have. how much in the volume, in other similar solar power plants, the annual capacity is between 17 and 18 gigawatts of electricity. and these plans would predict the power generation of $25.00 to $26.00 gigawatts per year. this is because of the use of the live tracking system, which has been produced locally for the 1st time. the use of buy special panels as also contributed to the higher electricity output here. the solar power station plays a significant role, the environmental preservation. it saves up to 8000000 cubic meters of fossil fuels, which means stopping the emission of 14000 tons of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere through the flu. she just send you the solar power plants essentially produce clean energy. they do not let off any pollutants and therefore they do not pose any long term or short term environmental hazards. pulling off, such a mega project was not an easy task for the wro

step on the path to a solar road.neighbor angela hopes the solar panels will help slash her energy bills. angela: the panels on the roof is going to be much better for the planet if they keep going and achieving. once people see this is happening -- you know, it's only a start. it's only a start. and of course, cheaper bills. reporter: for now, these solar-powered homes are still a rarity here. their partner, a major british energy company, says they're pioneers. neil: here in the u.k. we've got pretty much one of the most outdated grid systems. so, it's really reliant on fossil fuels. so, at peak times, let's say 6:00 when people come home and they want to cook their dinners, there's about a few hundred different generators that are required by the grid to dial up that demand. what that does is it creates this horrible kind of pollution, and of course it's really expensive. reporter: on sunny days, london's solar pioneers can even produce surplus energy that can be fed into the grid. neil: instead of going for that f

evening or early morning hours, and many patients came to it. 80-90% of the needs are calm in the solar station. they have become another option for energy security, but now we have already forgotten about it. how we lived during constant blackouts, but from the fall, russia may resume missile attacks on the ukrainian power system, our energy intelligence warns, everything was quickly repaired by hand, new equipment to replace damaged ones even it hasn't arrived, there is still time for the cities to prepare for a difficult autumn again, dmytro's organization is just helping communities to become more energy-independent, here is this solar station worth almost a million hryvnias , the czechs gave the zhytomyr hospital a gift, the local authorities turned to the eco-club, they found foreign donors, last winter , they survived the blackout here on a diesel generator we have had cases when in the hospital complex e-e interventions on angiographs are very complex operations that were carried out during power outages and only thanks to generators successfully completed all these operations,

step on the path to a solar road.neighbor angela hopes the solar panels will help slash her energy bills. angela: the panels on the roof is going to be much better for the planet if they keep going and achieving. once people see this is happening -- you know, it's only a start. it's only a start. and of course, cheaper bills. reporter: for now, these solar-powered homes are still a rarity here. their partner, a major british energy company, says they're pioneers. neil: here in the u.k. we've got pretty much one of the most outdated grid systems. so, it's really reliant on fossil fuels. so, at peak times, let's say 6:00 when people come home and they want to cook their dinners, there's about a few hundred different generators that are required by the grid to dial up that demand. what that does is it creates this horrible kind of pollution, and of course it's really expensive. reporter: on sunny days, london's solar pioneers can even produce surplus energy that can be fed into the grid. neil: instead of going for that f

dmytro shows the solar station on the roof of one of the buildings of the zhytomyr hospital.e have recently been generating the first green kilowatts are now the season, the sun shines brightly at certain hours, even the entire building can run on solar energy on the day when the maximum consumption in the hospital is when examinations are carried out here when the maximum influx of people is about 20 % of the consumption, but when the hospital’s energy consumption drops , the station still produces quite a lot of electricity in the evening in the summer . this station covers the evening or early morning hours. stations have become another option for energy security, we have now forgotten how we lived during constant power outages, but from the fall, russia may resume missile attacks on the ukrainian energy system, our intelligence warns energy workers quickly repaired everything , the new equipment to replace the damaged one did not even arrive, while there is still time, the cities can prepare for another difficult autumn . we found foreign donors last winter, outages here,

together, they make up solar shepherd, using the sheep to graze sites like this one, which host solarord rds, they're in lamb-scaping business. >> at the very beginning, the conversations were centered around, you'd like to do what around our solar array? now that's not so much the case. >> reporter: he started solar shepherd five years ago. why do you think it's been so embraced so easily now or at least so well now? >> well, first and foremost, the sheep do a great job. >> reporter: excellent workers. >> they're wonderful workers. they do a great job of managing the vegetation on the solar array. they fit underneath the solar panels. the old-fashioned way would be to come in with a crew of five to eight guys on zero-turn mowers running weed whackers to get all the vegetation that grows under there. a site like this, you'd send an eight-man crew for three days, each time they mow it three or four times a year. >> reporter: time and money. >> time and money. >> reporter: there's also the evironmental impact. if all sheep in the u.s. were shifted to agri-solar farms, the reduction in c

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solar has the lowest supply and maintenance cost . second , we have prevented the production of greenhouse gases. their use in consumption sources can help to assure the industry that in the coming years, with the further development of renewable power plants, we will have concerns about restrictions for industries considering the use of renewable energy to the extent of electricity production . which decompose the network during the year the ministry of energy undertakes to direct and invest sustainable electricity to the debtors or industrial owners during the summer, especially when more restrictions may be created . manufacturing industries in industrial towns have a lot of potential to produce electricity using solar energy , but the acceptance is very low. subsidized electricity is free . if the mechanisms that are being implemented now by industrial units, i am sure that in this very short time, it will often be real. industrial action to the construction of a solar power plant wants to be built, according to soud officials, wi

renewables, owner of solar star, one of the largest solar farms in the country with a peak output of 586 megawatts. >> how many homes can that power? >> about 255,000 california homes. >> reporter: there are more than 5,000 solar farms across the u.s. producing about 3.5% of the nation's electricity and dozens of new facilities are being added every month. the increase in available solar energy is a much-needed boost for power grids currently strained by the summer's record-breaking heat, like a mirage in the desert, the 1.7 million panels that make up solar star cover more than five square miles of unused farmland. >> which is more difficult, acquiring the land or getting the transmission lines to transport the electricity? >> transmission hands down. and what could make things even more difficult is if your transmission corridor goes between states. >> reporter: lorelei oev yat, director of planning and natural resources for kern county says red tape and delays constructing power lines are holding back growth. >> when sacramento tells me they need 600,000 acres of solar, my questio

is this still mostly solar? >> primarily it could be solar, followed by wind. also, nuclear.ed nuclear capacity as part of our zero goals. the point is all cylinders firing in terms of clean energy sources. solar, we have more than 300 days of sunshine. so let's stop the resources we have. we will need 600 gigawatts of solar. over 200 gigawatts of nuclear. in addition to carbon removal to get the net zero part of the equation. haslinda: we are seeing huge subsidies coming from the united states, as well as europe. india's pales in comparison. will that affect investments coming into india? >> i think the u.s. ira makes a lot of sense for the u.s. the point is we have more sunshine, we have more optimal resources for the production of green hydrogen. india's green hydrogen is the third largest in the world. how do we not just look at building up the sectors, but seeing how much they can also promote joint ventures between u.s. companies and indian companies? the same applies for the european union. we have to get more creative. we end up with islands of regulation that don't g

so nearly anything can be grown under the solar panels. the modules are positioned at a height that let's in plenty of daylight, but blocks potentially harmful direct sunlight. another advantage of the system is that the building components can be recycled. a looks dollars less. it's a 100 percent steel and glass enabled the last 50 years in africa. and it can all be recycled. types of structures can be dismantled and resold. the material has good salvage value and is always in demand. steel isn't always made to all the materials and the modules can be used to build houses or storage shelves from baldwin high and good. that's good and kind of thing. just trying to find when water slows over the modules, if it's raining or if they're being cleaned, it collects in a gutter system. this distributes the water evenly in the ground. it also enlarges the size of the water droplets, which allows more liquid to get into the subsoil. so the ground stays moist even in dry periods after i'm assuming you offered in africa. we also have to use drip irri

think wind, solar, nuclear and clean hydrogen we've already talked solar and wind is pretty establishedand hydrogen. regular viewers know i just love constellation energy that's the independent power produce they're is the closer we can get to a pure play nuclear power. next year energy also has seven nuclear business southern companies building the new nuclear power plant in america since three mile island. hey, kids, look that one up. that took forever but it's finally coming online this summer, thank heavens. i have two preferred names the first is linde the industrial gas powerhouse we own for the charitable trust, which by the way i talk about in-depth in our really visceral monthly conference call today. linde has the largest liquid hydrogen capacity in the world even as it's a relatively small part of this their business. they're building a new facility in upstate new york that should double their capacity. second, like cummins they make elect trollizers, and they're working on hydrogen powered truck engines. i like both companies very, very much why these two old line industrial

the uses that can make the investment cost of building solar power plants much lower and make it moreable, solar has the lowest cost of supply and maintenance, which you explained, secondly , we prevent the production of greenhouse gases and renewable power plants are scattered power which will give us the possibility to produce electricity in the consumption centers and it can help us to use them in the sources of consumption, said the industrialist. considering that the high-consuming users of renewable energy have to build renewable power plants to the total amount of electricity production that they experience in the grid, the ministry of energy undertakes to provide them with stable electricity during the summer, especially when more restrictions may be created. investors or owners of industries, if we have them and don't invest, we put them in the model and they are like this, i will buy 20% of them , although the manufacturers' industries in industrial towns have a lot of potential to produce electricity using solar energy, but they are very welcome. the difference between the

i am reporting that i am an investor for solar energy settlements.the discussion of the solar power plant of about 100 hectares of land of resources he cleared the natural area and all the natural resources and gas electricity of those who were there were forced to destroy the plant species and after two years they did not take any action because the industrial town was completely collected and the solar town was completely collected and the resources naturally, it has disappeared, i think it needs more attention in the contract with the organizations , you did it yourself, the problems are covered in this warranty, and the construction period is going on, care should be taken so that i can feel it in its own period, and god forbid damage to natural resources. write, thank you very much, mr. mashhadhi and mr. kamani, as well as ms. colleagues we are especially grateful for your cooperation with today's economic table, the voice of a rural woman and the song of the white golden harvest of a kilometer from the city in gilan province, among these forest

>> they do. >> reporter: another issue, too much solar power is wasted.power than is demanded from it? >> yes, it does, mainly in the peak of the day. >> reporter: the most common method to store excess power right now is called pump storage hydropower. it uses the extra electricity to pump water to an uphill reservoir. when the power is needed, the water is released back down through a generator. >> you want to be able to maximize the output and store the energy and then use it when you need it. >> reporter: knapp says recent advances in technology will soon connect more farms to giant rechargeable batteries that will enable the use of power long after the sun goes down. for "eye on america," i'm carter evans, in rosemont, california. >> james: there is an update tonight on bronny james from his father, lebron james, and the hospital where he was treated for cardiac arrest. that's next. ♪ ♪ ated for cardiac c arrest. that's's next. ♪ ♪ rc taxax refund. yoyou should g get a sesecond opininion from i innovation n refunds at n no upfront t cost. somemetimes

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of course, it's hard to imagine a boeing or air bus with solar cells. but modern photo voltaic cells harness just 20 percent of the energy in 10 to 20 years ago. it might be 40 or 60 percent on performance. but that's good lanes might be traveling just 400 kilometers an hour instead of $800.00. but that's enough for domestic flight. i suppose my no major city of this was i feel during takeoff ingle yates lessons a demonstrates his invention. conventional light is need wins or a motorized pertain to stock and the loss of energy. but because the name makes it happen to be it on his own, the where my toyota falls is almost over. vision pioneer is already planning his tour of europe to get even more people on board with the dream of flying with the power of the sun. if we could, for a little more talked into what we do, i'm calling to see pick and choose sustainable, tentative. we will realize that plenty of them are available and that'd be good to only make a difference. but you would let me know what was your take away from today's episode. you can email

let's say solar is filled in a person.if on this fist you see a protruding joint, namely, belonging to the ring finger, then again you see in front of you a person who is very enthusiastic and very creative, but here you also need to understand that this is a creative solar principle if it is somehow distorted and you see, this is a distortion in the fingers. you see that there is some kind of unevenness in this, something strongly protrudes. something is not the right size. let's just say here, of course, this principle will also be distorted, because there are people who, of course , love, everything is fine. but it's really all the time lust for fame. the opinion of their own special emphasis in all this is characteristic of them, therefore the ring finger is beautifully formed, it really speaks of a blessed person, who himself is relative to others. they treat him with respect, but in himself he also requires normal such human respect. if the finger does not look pretty. you will begin to discern it. especially if here

as first solar charges forward, it is not all sunny skies for solar companies.ain snarls are delaying projects including the one at maple hill solar farm in pennsylvania where we find our jeff flock. jeff, the dreaded supply chain snafu, that is still in play in solar? >> reporter: well, getting the panels, getting enough panels is a huge issue. and you think of a better example, maybe the poster child of a transition from carbon-based to green energy than a former coal mine that gets turned boo a solar farm? that's what you're looking at here. this is, indeed, the maple hill solar farm. 700 acres on the footprint of a coal mine. but all kinds of headwinds for these guys. first of all, take a look at the numbers on this, because it's pretty impressive. 235,000 solar panels when it's all built. that's going to power 20,000 homes in terms of electricity and take about 100,000 tons of co2 out of the environment per year. great news there. but the problem is getting the solar panels, supply chain stuff, and hen getting connected to the grid. i want to show you somet

everyone can do it themselves, how to do it, solar stations, panels, what's the point, he sat in the sat for a couple of days, made the first station i remember, he made this one, we look like this and they charge us, well, you see, a person has never done it and it didn't work out here. it's very good. i don't . i think he's a good person. he gives me a translation. my father is the person i should follow. planet we have a unique ability to self-organize, a ukrainian does not need a leader in extreme cases of ukraine perfectly understands what to do, a ukrainian has a genetic memory that was formed over thousands of years, the russians thought that they would fight with the ukrainian army, but as it turned out, they will fight with the ukrainian people, i am proud that i am ukrainian at the moment, the emphasis of the work is shifted towards helping the military in the first place, and after the victory, we must continue what we did before the war, but with a double effort, because history, culture, law are the main ones the foundations on which the existence of the state is based,

one of our solar charging stations came under fire . it works, we install batteries in a plywood box,urethane sealant, well , of course, all the wires are hidden inside, all the wires that are used, the box is covered with a lid, in addition, here two handles are mounted that allow us to carry it with difficulty. when we lack something, motivation is first of all to save the state, save the nation, the desire to save life , to extend it, at least who of the men who has a son goes to the garage to do something and does not take him with him, this is a crime father can explain to a child what soldering is, what metals are , electricity , physics, these are all very interesting things. look at what kind of birdhouses you make, made in a garage with a minimum number of tools, devices, and uh, without the need for any huge professional knowledge that does its job. anyone can do it, you never. well , i don't know how to do it, solar stations, panels , what's the point he sat in the evenings for a couple of days, he did the first station i remember, he did everything, we all went to that sta

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. >>> later, the ceo of first solar, that popped big, now in negativity territory right now. >>> let's give you a check on markets an hour and a half into this summer friday you can see we are up across the board. the nasdaq posting significant gains, 1.6%. melissa, not to go back to yesterday but it is somewhat reminiscent of what was a strong rally and stalled out on the move from bank of japan and move up in rates. perhaps today will be sustained and many of the biggest are getting bigger today, including meta, up 3.6% after that earnings print on wednesday after the close did get a positive response in the marketplace yesterday. >> as we were talking to bob about the fragility of the markets in reaction to a 4% ten-year yield, it's amazing it felt algorithmic, and then we see the selloff and today's resumption of the trend. we go back to what worked in the past and that is go into what i don't like to call the magnificent seven. >> i know you don't like - >> the seven biggest tech stocks out there. that seems to be the play investors want to take now. >> it is true across the board

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solar. and that's therefore can be much more powerful in displacing coal and, and gas in those sectors that are very energy intensive. you are definitely on the front lines of very important breakthroughs in energy. how do you see that? we're going to break into those here till 4 on breakable sectors. yeah, i mean, you put it, it's so well right before we had green electricity, but we need that this green fuel. and so now being able to scale green hydrogen means that we can do carbonized, those heavy, admitting industries like the transportation sector or steel cement, all these industrial processes. and so what you'll do is that you'll produce green hydrogen on site. and then if we're looking at the transportation sector, for example, let's just focus on aviation. what you'll do with that you'll have electrolyzer on site at the airport, and you will be producing green hydrogen refueling it and then it'll fly c o 2 free . and it's the same process, right? if you want to make green hydrogen f

let me quote with this is a micro credit based on 4 pillars a, i'm sorry, as the solar panels convert the sunlight into electricity. yeah. the solar energy is conserved by 2nd life batteries. discarded units taken from the cars, but still have sufficient capacity for stationary storage. often they know who sorta solar energy is most, if it's not used in real time. these batteries make it possible to store solar power to be fed into the grid for when it's actually needed to do homework in and no human. you all know the system also includes prototypes of e cars that can be charged up by directionally very same with this as a rental. zoe, with a modified charge or the suitcase they never seen. you don't have what you understand. it's enables stored electrical energy and it needs to be faded back into the grid on demand under him, don't the whole value of his though, of course, on the room from somebody but as well. there's also a sophisticated computer program involved. it controls the facilities various components in a way that ensures maximum efficiency when it comes to the solar energ

hello, the latest news we have about the construction of renewable power plants in the solar sector was that the 4,000 megawatt approval was approved by the planning and budget organization, and tenders had been established on the site , and about 50 megawatt small-scale contracts had been held. a good thing that happened the other day was that a 100 megawatt contract was closed, baba foolad, and it is supposed to be implemented in yazd province, but in the wind sector , there is a 3000 megawatt approval that has been in the economic council for a year. it remains fragrant and it is supposed to be approved. follow-ups we did a lot in this regard, but unfortunately we were not answered. according to the latest statistics we received from the ministry of energy , we have 91,000 megawatts of fossil power plants in the country, and 15,000 megawatts are under construction, but renewable power plants are slightly more than a thousand megawatts, and the point is that we every year we have an open gas shortage in the winter of last year, we had an average of 300 million cubic meters of gas shor

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at 4:00 p.m. , when they are consumed, the pressure is on the network peak consumption through solar energy can produce energy without fuel consumption. the nature of mines can be reduced in the iraqi forces. reducing production means reducing the consumption of fossil fuels. according to mr. amiri, the entire capacity of the factory is used to produce electricity. here is the technology park here, my friends, i want the country to invest in the renewable energy industry, technology here, we can register that it exists with real data, how will it become real information, how will it be more than systematic, design, build and update it with modern technology. in native construction is done in iran, we produced from here, i sent to my question , there are 45 thousand industrial units in the town and industrial area , which use electricity according to their capacity. for a very important matter, which is to provide electricity, that is, to use a space that can be used to reduce the investment cost of building solar power plants and make it more justifiable. from the production of gases