Borrum Energy Solutions Blog

Airbus has announced the development of a hydrogen-powered fuel cell engine, which will be tested on the world's largest commercial airplane. On No...

Canada has received the world's first and only certified electric plane. The Velis Electro, built by the Slovenian company Pipistrel, is the world'...

After signing a deal to develop the world's first carbon dioxide battery in the United States, an Italian startup claims it can accelerate the tran...

Solar and Wind energy are the frontrunners for most utilized non fossil sources of energy. There’s no question that solar energy is leading the cha...

What Are They? The state of Texas has recently been witnessing blaring heat waves, causing residents to overuse their electrical capabilities for a...

Across Canada residential space and water heating represents 85% of residential greenhouse emissions. There is a growing push towards electric heat...

Carbon emissions are continuing to rise at an alarming rate and the climate is being heavily affected. The use of non-renewable resources needs to ...

According to the Government of Canada The number 1 cause for climate change is human activity. We have been burning fossil fuels for countless year...

Although climate change and global warming need action on a global scale, there are many ways you can help by reducing your carbon footprint. Now you may think to yourself what exactly is my carbon footprint?

The human harnessing of wind power dates back centuries. Although it was originally used for crushing grains and pumping water, today it is used to generate electricity and power our cities. Below, we will take a closer look into this type of energy, including its advantages and disadvantages, and what you should consider if you’re thinking of switching to wind power.

Batteries are not only important in our everyday lives, they also play a major role in the transition to a more sustainable society. In this blog post, we will be covering new advances in battery technology that surpass current lithium-ion capabilities, and could revolutionize the energy industry.

Nuclear energy has been around over 60 years and supplies around 10% of the worlds energy. How does it stand against other clean generation methods like solar panels and wind turbines? Dive into this blog to find out!