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Solar power can run the lighting even during blackouts. Which do you believe? Are solar panel panels performed in dim conditions? Let’s draw the image. It’s a stormy evening. The leaves of the trees have fallen from various departments, dropping the power lines overhead. The asphalt gets ignited. The area is a sea of dark windows. Some […]

The pandemic has set an opportunity to remote education and work into an unstoppable trend for at least now. It is unsurprising that a constant internet connection is driving the transition to digital. This is evident in the rapid increase in the demand for wireless routers and the sales success of additional wifi upgrades and

Is running a miniature UPS within a home network a good idea? What will the time frame be for it? This post will look at the situation and advantages of mini UPS—miniature UPS (also known as an Uninterruptible Power Supply) for your home network. Who can this be employed for? An uninterruptible power source (also called mini UPS) miniature UPS) is, in

With the increasing demand for sustainable energy worldwide, interest in solar panels is growing exponentially. Using the sun’s energy to power your whole home is an essential green benefit (think about the amount of energy savings!). It’s a great use of resources that could be utilized for a long time daily. But, when it comes

Russian attack has destroyed more than 40% of the infrastructure of energy in Ukraine as well as causing concern for civilians as winter draws near. Russia’s war against Ukraine is now looking more like an attack on infrastructure. On Monday, thousands of Ukrainians were without electricity following a Russian missile strike striking crucial power plants

The death toll of an earthquake that is strong in the south-eastern region of Turkey near the border with Syria could increase by eightfold, The World Health Organisation has warned. The death toll, currently exceeding 3,400 people, has increased since the initial earthquake was felt early on Monday morning. After 12 hours, an additional powerful

Ukraine is struggling to keep its bombarded electricity system alive as Russia’s energy infrastructure airstrike campaign enters its fifth month. Despite undiminished Western goodwill and considerable support, Kyiv’s pleas for the electricity grid transformers that Ukraine desperately requires have yet to produce enough of the actual equipment most needed to keep the lights on across the country.

GAZIANTEP, Turkey — At least three people were killed and more than 200 injured when a a magnitude 6.4 earthquake, followed by a magnitude 5.8 quake, shook southeastern Turkey on Monday, Turkey’s interior minister said. It came as emergency teams are still responding to the catastrophic earthquake two weeks ago, which killed nearly 45,000 people

The death toll from a strong earthquake in south-eastern Turkey, near Syria’s border, could rise eight-fold, the World Health Organisation has warned. The toll, which currently stands at more than 3,400 people, has increased rapidly since the first earthquake struck early on Monday morning. About 12 hours later, a second powerful tremor hit further north.

Russian attacks have destroyed around 40 percent of the energy infrastructure in Ukraine, and civilians worry as winter approaches. Russia’s war on Ukraine is increasingly looking like a war on infrastructure. On Monday, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians were left in the dark after a Russian missile strike hit critical energy facilities in Kyiv that