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From Termite Mounds to Solar Trees: How Nature Inspires Sustainable Engineering
Behind great scientific achievements, the spark of an idea has often been born in nature. Sometimes it is a gaze into the sky, sometimes the flight of a bird, the movement of water, or the glow of insects on a…
Solar Sector and Battery Storage in the EU: Nearly One Million Jobs in 2025
The solar sector and battery storage industry in the European Union provided a total of 982,000 jobs in 2025, according to a new report by SolarPower Europe. Of these, the majority – 874,000 jobs – were in the solar sector.…
Rotating Solar Panels in Mokrin Form “Protective Zones” Against Strong Winds
Another significant solar project, with a capacity of 9.99 MW, has recently been completed, with MT-KOMEX commissioned to carry out its construction. The solar power plant is located in Mokrin, in the municipality of Kikinda, Serbia, and was put into…
Solar power plant in Mokrin with a capacity of 9.99 MW ready for trial operation
In Mokrin, a village on the territory of the city of Kikinda, the construction of a new solar power plant has been completed by the investor “Brankov Solar” d.o.o. from Belgrade. The facility has a connection capacity of 9.99 MW,…
New Modern Solar Energy Capacities in Lapovo – DeLasol North
Every new megawatt of energy produced from renewable sources represents an important step towards the energy transition and the development of a more modern and resilient energy system. Guided by this idea, at the end of March this year, MT-KOMEX…
Used EV batteries in Vienna store surplus solar energy
Vienna has commissioned Austria’s largest electricity storage system using batteries from electric vehicles. Around 400 batteries, after completing their primary use in vehicles, will now be used to store surplus solar energy and feed it back into the grid when…
Solar Energy Helped Stabilise the European Grid During Heatwaves
Heatwaves, which brought temperatures above 40°C, and drought affected large parts of Europe during June and July, putting pressure on power grids, increasing electricity demand and driving up prices. According to a report published by Ember, European power grids remained…