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Perth-based building-integrated solar PV company, ClearVue Technologies, is gearing up to sell its solar energy harvesting clear glass windows around the world, starting with the company’s impending float on the national stock market.

“Our technology presents a paradigm shift in the way glass will be used in building construction, automobiles, agriculture and speciality products,” Rosenberg said in a statement this week.

In fact, the underground drainage work has started in Kurichi and Kuniamuthur, the officials point out.

B’ZT is a smart t-shirt that has a washable chipset pre-embedded in the clothing. When a child wearing one of our shirts wanders off, the B’ZT App issues alarms to prevent any missing child.

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“We’ve gotten some where someone said, ‘There’s not enough light there.’ Then we go out and look, and it’s like, ‘Well, that’s because the street light is out,’” he said. “So then it’s, of course, us working with the other city departments to get that corrected.”

The revamp of the 1860 MW Koeberg facility comes as Eskom struggles to produce enough electricity to meet demand and is grappling to address construction glitches and cost overruns at two new coal-fired power stations. The nuclear plant is one of the cheapest to operate in the utility’s fleet.

Georgia Power is proposing in its 2019 IRP to add 950 megawatts of utility scale and 50 megawatts of distributed (rooftop) solar, said PSC Chairman Lauren "Bubba" McDonald.

The worldwide market for Solar Street Lighting is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly xx% over the next five years, will reach xx million US$ in 2024, from xx million US$ in 2019, according to a new GIR (Global Info Research) study. This report focuses on the Solar Street Lighting in global market, especially in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East and Africa. This report categorizes the market based on manufacturers, regions, type and application.

Building-integrated PhotoVoltaics (BiPV) also represent a rapidly growing global use case for solar and a higher profit opportunity for integrators. BiPV structures –including solar roof tiles, skylights, facades, windows, display signage and communications – primarily act as a part of a building’s structure while also acting as a power generation source. Do not confuse BiPV with the now common practice of attaching solar panels to street signs, parking meters and roofs of buildings – also significant opportunities.

Temi combines smart display abilities and a sound system with autonomous navigation to connect users to their friends, smart devices and video communications, hands-free. Temi sees its surroundings and users to deliver an unparalleled human-robot experience with day-to-day usability.