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Navy inaugurates classroom block, solar borehole in Bayelsa community

Navy inaugurates classroom block, solar borehole in Bayelsa community

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Elizabeth Vincent, Yenagoa The Nigerian Navy has inaugurated a number of rehabilitated and newly constructed facilities at group school 1, Igbainwari, in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, as part of efforts to improve education and living conditions in its host communities. The facilities, executed under the Chief of Naval Staff’s special intervention quick

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Flex2Future advances floating wave, wind and solar platform toward pre-2030 demo

Flex2Future advances floating wave, wind and solar platform toward pre-2030 demo

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Home Marine Energy Flex2Future advances floating wave, wind and solar platform toward pre-2030 demo August 25, 2026, by Melisa Cavcic Flex2Future, a Norwegian technology company developing floating offshore energy systems that combine wind, wave and solar power on a single platform, has wrapped up an extensive model testing campaign in Norway, putting its floating wave,

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Sun fires powerful M6.9 solar flare and CME toward Earth — could it boost northern lights chances this week?

Sun fires powerful M6.9 solar flare and CME toward Earth — could it boost northern lights chances this week?

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Close up view of the M6.9 solar flare in NOAA 19 imagery. (Image credit: Inset: NOAA GOES 19, graphic created in Canva Pro) Today (Aug. 25), the sun unleashed a powerful M6.9 solar flare from a restless Earth-facing sunspot, hurling a coronal mass ejection (CME) into space — and Earth could potentially be in the

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On this day in space! Aug. 25, 1997: NASA launches Advanced Composition Explorer to track solar wind and so much more

On this day in space! Aug. 25, 1997: NASA launches Advanced Composition Explorer to track solar wind and so much more

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On Aug. 25, 1997, NASA launched the Advanced Composition Explorer, or ACE satellite to study energetic particles traveling through space. It lifted off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on a Delta II rocket and spent the next three and a half months making its way to its orbital post near the L1 Lagrangian point

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Navy renovates primary school, provides solar borehole, drainage in Bayelsa

Navy renovates primary school, provides solar borehole, drainage in Bayelsa

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This 12-year-old schoolgirl designed a solar-powered heated blanket for homeless people after seeing them struggle through winter

This 12-year-old schoolgirl designed a solar-powered heated blanket for homeless people after seeing them struggle through winter

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Synopsis Rebecca Young was 12 when she designed a solar-powered heated blanket to help people experiencing homelessness stay warm without access to mains electricity. Her school idea later became a working prototype through Thales and Primary Engineer, with 150 blankets being supplied to six homelessness charities across Glasgow. This 12-year-old schoolgirl designed solar-powered heated blanket

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Pennsylvania Lags Far Behind on Solar. Here’s How It Could Catch Up.

Pennsylvania Lags Far Behind on Solar. Here’s How It Could Catch Up.

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Pennsylvania was a pioneer on renewable energy before the fracking boom upended that trajectory, and environmental advocates think it’s past time for state leaders to once again prioritize clean forms of power. The nonprofit PennFuture outlined ways for Pennsylvania to do so in a new report, accusing the state’s legislature of “policy inertia” for failing

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The Solar System Nearly Had 12 Planets Before Pluto Was Demoted

The Solar System Nearly Had 12 Planets Before Pluto Was Demoted

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Eight days before Pluto lost its planetary status, it appeared ready to keep its place and gain three new neighbors. According to an International Astronomical Union (IAU) draft proposal released on August 16, 2006, the Solar System would expand from 9 to 12 planets. Pluto would remain a planet. Ceres, Pluto’s largest moon Charon, and

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Cost savings top disaster prep in Japan solar-storage survey

Cost savings top disaster prep in Japan solar-storage survey

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Battery storage is emerging as a financial tool for Japanese households rather than just a disaster-preparedness measure, according to a new survey of residential solar and storage prospects. The post Cost savings top disaster prep in Japan solar-storage survey appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/08/24/cost-savings-top-disaster-prep-in-japan-solar-storage-survey/

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