EUROCONTROL: State-of-the-art contrails observations

Contrails observations to reduce climate impact Contrails are the cloud-like formations created when aircraft exhaust mixes with cold high-altitude air. Recent studies suggest that their climate impact may be greater than that of carbon dioxide emissions from aviation, which has propelled contrails to the forefront of climate research, as the aviation industry seeks to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. Understanding the formation, persistence, and

Reuniwatt at EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference 2024

The 2024 EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference is a key annual event for the meteorological and scientific communities. Reuniwatt is proud to be present at the conference and share their latest advancements regarding solar irradiance retrieval from satellite data. Discover the role of satellite data for solar energy forecasting at the upcoming EUMETSAT conference Satellite-based irradiance estimations present numerous advantages over ground-based measurements, including rapid

Wind of change in Australia

Reuniwatt continues its expansion with the opening of its Australian office in the capital of Victoria, Melbourne. Australia offers an exceptional environment for Reuniwatt's growth, thanks to a regulatory framework that is favourable to the development of renewable energies. Green power acceleration in Australia The Australian renewables market has rapidly expanded, driven by the country's abundant natural resources, government policies, and a commitment to

[Webinar Series] Contrails observations – from lab to airfield?

[Webinar Series] Contrails observations with cameras and satellites - from lab to airfield? Contrails detection and observation has been a topic investigated by researchers since several years, but the development is reaching a new peak with the first commercial airlines interested in applying MET services capable of predicting the eco-sensitive areas, as well as monitoring their evolution in real time. In this webinar, we’ll explore

DYVALOCCA: Unveiling Central Africa’s Unique Cloud Cover

The DYVALOCCA project aims to understand the extensive low-level cloud cover that develops during the dry season in western Central Africa, which is an unusual occurrence in the moist tropics. Conducting research on climate change implications The DYVALOCCA project is a research project focused on studying the extensive low-level cloud cover that develops during the June-September main dry season in western Central Africa. This

Solar hybrid projekt Fekola Mine

More and more mining companies are installing solar panels on their own sites to generate clean energy for their operations. If there is a grid connection, they can partner with solar energy providers to purchase solar energy from external sources and use it in their operations. Fekola Mine is one such flagship project of Reuniwatt, and in the mining industry in general. Solar energy

A promising partnership in renewable energy

Starting this August, Reuniwatt will intensify their activities in Australia. TotalEnergies supports Reuniwatt in its international development. TotalEnergies' support is ideal for developing Reuniwatt's business and enables us to offer our employees abroad a comfortable and stimulating working environment, in the presence of colleagues from the same sector of activity. The collaboration was announced at Intersolar 2024 in Munich in a press release from

Solar Backtests for different project phases

Solar power production forecasts have become an essential tool for solar power producers and developers. As the adoption of solar energy continues to grow, accurate forecasting plays a crucial role in optimizing operations, maximizing revenue, and ensuring grid stability. The Value of Backtests, or Historical Forecasts One of the key applications of solar power production forecasting is the use of historical forecasts for revenue

All-sky imagers’ impact on cloud cover monitoring

During the ACTRIS Science Conference 2024, Reuniwatt had the opportunity to showcase the unique features their Sky InSight offers in terms of cloud observation, including cloud type classification, cloud optical depth, cloud-base height and improved circumsolar detection. Improving cloud observation via sky cameras Observing cloud formations from the ground using sky imagers offers several benefits, both for scientific research and practical applications. These advantages

Meet Reuniwatt at The smarter E 2024

Meet our team at Intersolar Europe 2024, June 19-21, at booth A4.140. Discover solar energy forecasting at the upcoming Intersolar Europe Our energy meteorology products and services are an indispensable part of many solar, hybrid and wind power systems. We enable you to track the cloud movement, calculate local irradiance levels and accurately forecast your solar farms' performance. Nowadays, these functions have become essential

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