renewable energy

Embracing Digital Transformation in the Renewable Energy Sector E.ON UK is steering a bold new direction in renewable energy operations by upgrading its legacy IT systems to Microsoft Dynamics 365. This innovative transition not only modernizes its entire infrastructure but also accelerates the...

Darunee Wiriyaiamphigoon embodies the convergence of technology and sustainable development, proving that smart innovation can power a future where tourism not only thrives economically but also nurtures local communities and preserves cultural heritage. As a Development Official at the...

SBM Offshore and Microsoft have joined forces in a bold global initiative to transform the clean energy landscape with AI-powered floating power solutions. This innovative collaboration is not just another technological convergence—it represents a pioneering leap toward integrating advanced...

India’s ambitious target to scale up to 600 GW of non-fossil-fuel capacity by 2030 is sparking renewed energy debates and signaling a transformative shift for the nation’s power grid. A newly launched study by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) at a national dialogue on...

Microsoft's aggressive push into AI infrastructure is sparking an energy debate where sustainability commitments mix with the hard realities of powering vast datacenters. As the company doubles down on scaling its "bit barns" to support AI-driven workloads, executives acknowledge that renewable...

The push for sustainability in the data center industry is more than just a trend—it’s a necessity. With soaring energy demands and a growing commitment to green initiatives, data center administrators are increasingly exploring renewable and low-carbon alternatives to traditional fossil fuels...

Inside Microsoft’s AI-Powered Sustainability Initiatives Microsoft is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) not only to drive innovation in technology but also to accelerate the transition toward a more sustainable future. In a recent feature in Sustainability Magazine, Microsoft...

**Three Mile Island Reopening: Powering Microsoft's AI Ambitions with Nuclear Energy In a significant development for both the nuclear energy sector and the tech industry, Three Mile Island, the site of the most infamous nuclear accident in U.S. history, is set to reopen. After its 2019 closure...

Hello Windows Insiders, today we are releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22567 to the Dev Channel. TL;DR This build includes a couple of new features including enabling Windows Update to leverage renewable energy, improvement to Microsoft 365 subscription management in Settings, phone...

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To help keep young minds sharp and stimulated while kids are now out of school, Link Removed has launched favorite lessons from Minecraft: Education Edition in a brand new Education category. These educational worlds can be played on your own, with your kids, parents or friends. From the...

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Humans steal electricity from Earths magnetic field. You cannot make electric from movement or wind energy because wind isnt an energy, movement isnt an energy. * Energy have 4 forms: light, heat, magnetism, electric * Humans live by generating electricity, heat, light, magnetism. We take...

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Scientists at a company in Lincolnshire plan to power cars using oil garnered from Cornish pasties, pies and other waste food, it has been announced. Eco-friendly fuel firm Greenergy have revealed their intentions to make biodiesel using oil extracted from various forms of food waste. As...

SUVA, April 11 (Xinhua) -- The Pacific Conference of Churches (PCC) here Monday condemned as unacceptable the decision by the Japanese government to pump sea water to cool down the reactors which is then returned to the Pacific Ocean. While expressing its heartfelt condolences, thoughts and...

We need a cheap means of energy , lets go nuclear . Great idea till things go wrong ! Wave and wind are far to expensive . Why bother when we have such a cheap alternative in nuclear ? How much will the clean up cost in Japan ? :lightbulb: