Phoebe Skok

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-latam.com | Phoebe Skok

Cuando la banda de rock Coldplay desafió a Kardinia Energy, con sede en Australia, a diseñar un sistema solar móvil que pudiera viajar por el mundo con su gira mundial, Kardinia no comenzó con paneles tradicionales. Comenzaron con una impresora de etiquetas de vino.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-india.com | Phoebe Skok

From ESS NewsAs the U.S. battery storage market rapidly expands, insurance underwriters are sounding the alarm on persistent developer missteps when it comes to site selection, space constraints and assumptions about insurability. Rosa Van Reyk, a senior underwriter at GCube Insurance Services, told ESS News that while developers generally understand what makes insurance more affordable and accessible, there are still some key blind spots.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-mexico.com | Phoebe Skok

Cuando la banda de rock Coldplay desafió a Kardinia Energy, con sede en Australia, a diseñar un sistema solar móvil que pudiera viajar por el mundo con su gira mundial, Kardinia no comenzó con paneles tradicionales. Comenzaron con una impresora de etiquetas de vino.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine.com | Phoebe Skok

From ESS NewsAs the U.S. battery storage market rapidly expands, insurance underwriters are sounding the alarm on persistent developer missteps when it comes to site selection, space constraints and assumptions about insurability. Rosa Van Reyk, a senior underwriter at GCube Insurance Services, told ESS News that while developers generally understand what makes insurance more affordable and accessible, there are still some key blind spots.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine.com | Phoebe Skok

From pv magazine USAWhen rock band Coldplay challenged Australia-based Kardinia Energy to design a mobile solar system that could travel the globe with their world tour, Kardinia didn’t start with traditional panels. They started with a wine label printer. Last weekend, that retooled machine helped power Coldplay’s Stanford Stadium shows with a rollout of 550 square meters of ultra-light, recyclable printed solar in Kardinia’s North American debut.