Cross Border Finance and Blockchain Technology in the Modern World

Utilizing Blockchain to Transform the Pharmaceutical Industry

A Blockchain network that allows the sharing of information, in real-time with participants, is a solution to fixing supply chain vulnerabilities, increase compliance in the Pharma supply chain and better the transparency of Clinical Trials.

The Need for Climate Resilient Infrastructure

By early October 2019, In the United States alone, ten climate disaster events had led to losses exceeding $1 billion. In this light, new infrastructure assets must be prioritized to account for the climate changes that may occur.

The Sun is Shining Just a Little Brighter Today

Renewable energy generates 17.5% of our energy supply. Actions to increase our supply of renewable energy and storage will help us to slowly wean ourselves off dependence upon fossil fuels still the source of 62.7% of power generation.

Explaining Microgrid and their use in power generation

A microgrid is a local energy grid with control capability, which means it can disconnect from the traditional grid and operate autonomously or in tandem with the grid. A microgrid can supply an area with power in parallel with the grid.

Why Offshore Wind Developments are Growing in Popularity

Despite the term “offshore”, offshore wind farms are constructed not only in the ocean but also in lakes, fjords, and sheltered coastal areas. Compared to the wind speeds on land, the wind speeds on the water are much higher.

7 Biggest Renewable Projects in the World

Renewable energy resources are virtually inexhaustible but limited in the amount of energy that is available per unit of time. As a result, huge renewable energy projects are constructed so that large amount of energy can be harvested.

Renewables Rises, Fossil Fuels plunges in the Wake of Pandemic

The world’s demand for fossil fuels has plunged by almost 10% amid the coronavirus lockdown. But this may only be the beginning of a much more terminal decline as the pandemic could trigger a $25 trillion collapse in the fossil fuel industry.

COVID-19 is wreaking havoc but there is still hope

We are feeling a newfound sense of fragility as humans, both in the security of our species and in the structural soundness of the economic, financial, and social structures meant to keep us safe, prosperous, and stable but it won’t last forever.