Husk Power Systems has introduced its artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled distributed energy resources platform. Dubbed as the powering prosperity platform, it is designed to provide modern electricity to tens of millions of homes, businesses and social institutions in the Global South by 2030. The platform targets three main customer groups: communities, businesses and households. It will also support essential institutions such as health facilities and schools. The platform is driven by an advanced digital infrastructure that utilises predictive and agentic AI, termed as Husk’s central nervous system.
Vårgrønn and Flotation Energy sign exclusivity agreements for 1.9 GW floating offshore wind
Vårgrønn, a joint venture between Plenitude (Eni) and HitecVision, and Flotation Energy have inked exclusivity agreements for two floating offshore wind developments with an overall power generation capacity up to 1.9 GW. The agreements were […]
Equinor and RWE to construct large-scale value chains for low carbon hydrogen
Equinor and RWE, a German energy generation business, have decided to collaborate on creating offshore wind farms capable of producing green hydrogen in order to establish value chains for low-carbon hydrogen. In order to replace […]
Promises and Pledges: COP28 reaches a consensus but falls short of expectations
By Sarthak Takyar It was clear from the beginning that the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) held in Dubai, UAE, from November 30, 2023 to December 12, 2023 would be controversial. Energy crises and heightened […]