I was pleased to see this work finally get published. Bishan did a lot of work on the front end and Dr. Wang did a tremendous job shepherding the paper through the approval process during the pandemic.
Life-cycle cost optimization of a solar combisystem for residential buildings in Nepal
in Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13467581.2021.1928502
Some great news from the Verdant Power deployment in the East River of NY and encouraging projections about the role of marine energy in the renewable energy portfolio going forward.
Landon and I were excited to have our WaterBros request for technical support (RFTS) accepted, which means we will be heading to UNH over the summer for wave tank testing of our Waves to Water prototype.
https://teamer-us.org/teamer-network-director-announces-rfts-2-awards/
OES – Ocean Energy Systems has an excellent interactive map for looking at marine energy deployments across the globe, complete with working principles and links for more information. It can be an addictive rabbit hole, but cool none-the-less.
https://www.ocean-energy-systems.org/ocean-energy/gis-map-tool/
The Water Power Technologies Office has released a report highlighting accomplishments for 2019-2020. It is an interesting read to look at the variety of projects in hydro and marine energy that have been funded/supported by WPTO recently.
