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Offshore Wind Farms: Utilization of Wind Energy at Sea

May 10, 2024/in Cleantech, Renewable Energy, Sustainability/by Chara Marmaridou

Written by Petros Maggos, electrical engineer at Wattcrop.

As the world strives to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and combat climate change, wind turbines which convert wind energy into electricity play a key role in this direction for the transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. Over the years, we have seen a large number of wind turbines installed on mount lands. However, the availability of suitable land for installing these turbines is becoming increasingly limited. Nowadays it is feasible to install wind turbines in bodies of water usually at sea to create offshore wind farms instead of onshore. Offshore wind farms have emerged as a promising solution in the renewable energy sector.

Easter Campaign: “Spread Hope & Share Love” by Wattcrop and TrueStory Radio

April 24, 2024/in Cleantech, News, Sustainability/by Chara Marmaridou

FM: True Story Radio 102,8
Producer: Antonis Pougaridis

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As Managing Partner of Wattcrop (hhtps://www.wattcrop.com) I had the pleasure of giving one more full interview on the radio show of Antonis Pougardis on True Story Radio, the only informative radio station in Western Macedonia. We talked about the Easter charity campaign organized by Wattcrop in collaboration with TrueStory Radio. “Spread Hope & Share Love” is a campaign that aims to provide food and essentials to people in real need.

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The issue of energy storage in Greece

April 10, 2024/in Cleantech, Entrepreneurship, Renewable Energy, Sustainability/by Chara Marmaridou

FM: True Story Radio 102,8
Producer: Antonis Pougaridis

Cleantech Geek

As Managing Partner of Wattcrop (hhtps://www.wattcrop.com) I had the pleasure of giving one more full interview on the radio show of Antonis Pougardis on True Story Radio, the only informative radio station in Western Macedonia. We talked extensively about energy issues with extensive reference to the issue of energy storage in Greece.

This YouTube channel has been created out of the need to understand the drivers behind the Energy Transition and the necessity to move towards a sustainable economy. Entrepreneurs, innovation, and startups will be at the forefront being the early adopters, the pioneers, the disruptors… Join us on this Journey!

Photovoltaic Systems in Green Architecture: Powering Sustainable Buildings

March 22, 2024/in Cleantech, Renewable Energy/by Asimina Fotopoulou

Written by Riki Argyropoulou, junior surveyor at Wattcrop.

In the quest for a sustainable future, green architecture has emerged as a pivotal approach to reducing the environmental impact of buildings. At the forefront of this movement are photovoltaic (PV) systems, which harness the power of the sun to generate clean and renewable electricity. Integrating PV systems into green architecture not only offers numerous environmental benefits but also contributes to energy efficiency, resilience, and cost savings. This article explores the role of photovoltaic systems in green architecture, highlighting their significance, benefits, and the transformative potential they hold for sustainable building design.

Renewables and Sustainable Agriculture: Opportunities for Synergy

March 21, 2024/in Cleantech, Renewable Energy, Sustainability/by Chara Marmaridou

Written by Aggeliki Marinou, environmental engineer at Wattcrop.

As the world grapples with the twin challenges of climate change and food security, the integration of renewable energy and sustainable agriculture offers a promising solution. Renewable energy technologies, such as solar, wind, and biomass, have gained traction in recent years as alternatives to fossil fuels. Similarly, sustainable agriculture practices aim to minimize environmental impact while ensuring food production. By combining these two spheres, we can unlock numerous opportunities for synergy that will pave the way for a greener and more food-secure future.

Climate change: Changing weather patterns confirm its arrival

February 19, 2024/in Cleantech, Renewable Energy, Sustainability/by Chara Marmaridou

Written by Wattcrop.

As the seasons shift and weather patterns become increasingly unpredictable, the undeniable truth of climate change becomes more apparent. The Earth’s climate has always been dynamic, with natural variations occurring over centuries. However, the rapid and extreme changes we are witnessing today cannot be solely attributed to natural causes. The evidence is mounting, and it is clear that climate change is knocking at our door, demanding urgent attention and action.