Podcasts about photovoltaic panels

In this episode of the Elevate Podcast, host Ryan Castle talks with architect Natasha Markham and builder Ross Faulkner. Natasha Markham is a registered architect, urban designer, and founder of MAUD (Markham Architecture + Urban Design). The Auckland-based practice is a boutique studio specialising in well-crafted residential and commercial architecture and offers urban design services to projects at all scales. Ross Faulkner is the Director of Faulkner Construction, a family-owned and operated construction company that has been building dream homes for over 35 years. They discuss their experiences in the construction industry, including a collaborative project on Natasha's own home. Together, they won the regional Supreme Renovation Over $1.5 million award at House of the Year for a Victorian villa in Freemans Bay. They worked together to transform it into a contemporary family home while preserving its heritage charm. The renovation involved restoring original features, incorporating sustainable practices, and creating a functional layout that caters to the needs of a modern family.The conversation covers the importance of open dialogue in design and construction, and the role of sustainability in their work. Natasha and Ross also share their joy at receiving recognition for their project, share advice for those starting their construction journey and how listeners can connect with them.Useful linksAn Architects Family Home with a Modern and Textural Interior Design (House Tour)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtShECOgRrwhttps://www.faulknerconstruction.co.nz/https://www.maud.nz/ Natasha Markham LinkedInRoss Faulkner LinkedInWhere else you can find usWebsite: https://www.masterbuilder.org.nz/Elevate Platform: http://elevate.masterbuilder.org.nzInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/masterbuildernz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/registeredmasterbuildersYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmh_9vl0pFf0zSB6N7RrVegTwitter: https://twitter.com/MasterBuilderNZ

Jade Hutchinson is a talented, customer-centric and solution-oriented Industrial Designer. He is on a mission to effect positive change through the use of technology, specifically in the areas of Agriculture and Renewable Energy. His career journey included leading multidisciplinary teams through complex infrastructure projects at the 2012 London Olympic Games, strategic brand implementation for a medical corporation in Qatar, and more recently the creation of at least three new businesses including Guru Marketplace and Noah Energy.With longer, hotter summers every year and July 4, 2023 having been declared as the hottest day ever by leading meteorologists; the need and cost of cooling are now real issues for all. For Property Investors, especially short-term accommodation providers; it's vital that you understand how to manage and reduce your power bill, driven primarily by air condition use; if not your business will be at risk.Jade takes us through the entire business case, explaining what is required to start, the application process, the diverse regulations across the islands, sizing based on needs/budget,  financing, installation, generating, storing, consuming, getting paid and everything else you ever wanted to know about solar panels and photovoltaic renewable energy systems. This episode is very informative and if you have ever had questions about renewal energy a must listen/watch! 

 In this episode of For the Love of Nature, hosts Laura and Katy dive into the world of renewable energy, spotlighting geothermal and solar power. Discover the process of harnessing Earth's heat for clean energy and explore how much Laura and Katy really don't know about electricity. Join us in understanding these eco-friendly energy sources and their role in nurturing nature.Support the show

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Town of Bojnice carried out an analysis, which discovered that only approximately 25 percent of waste here is separated properly. German-Czech investor starts with the production of solar photovoltaic panels in the eastern Slovak town of Vranov nad Topľou.

Solar panels convert the Sun's light energy directly into electricity. The Photovoltaic Panels usually fit on the roof and are connected to an inverter which changes the 12V Direct Current made by the panels into AC electricity used by the mains. In some situations the excess  electricity can be stored in batteries and then passed to the inverter when the light levels are low ( at night) to provide "free" electricity when the Sun's power is not available.There are other panels which convert the suns power to directly heat water for the home.So why doesn't everyone use them? Is is the cost which is not inconsiderable?Are there other reasons?Philip and Paul discuss solar panels and their use.

Next generation printable and flexible solar cells, made with new materials, are part of a clean-energy revolution

Next generation printable and flexible solar cells, made with new materials, are part of a clean-energy revolution

Learning the complex secrets of photosynthesis could lead to improved solar panels, efficient ways of producing hydrogen from water and more productive plants

Learning the complex secrets of photosynthesis could lead to improved solar panels, efficient ways of producing hydrogen from water and more productive plants

The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.

Transcript -- The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.

The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.

Transcript -- The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.