The Atlantic season 2020 has now officially come to a close with a record-breaking 30 named storms, of which 6 developed into major hurricanes. The season began earlier than expected with Tropical Storm Arthur forming in mid-May and closed with major Hurricane Iota last month.
Using a data-driven approach, is there another way to gather up-to-date information without putting the person at risk? In scientific terms, “Remote sensing is the process of detecting and monitoring the physical characteristics of an area or object by measuring its reflected and emitted tradition at a distance.”
In the face of growing climate challenges, local authorities across the UK are under increasing pressure to develop comprehensive climate strategies that not only address current environmental concerns but also prepare for future sustainability goals.
Geospatial Insight, the UK’s leading provider of clean energy geospatial solutions, announces the rollout of the LOCATE SOLAR 2024 Release, the most rigorous, cost-effective, and up-to-date national rooftop solar sustainability database on the market.
Luton Borough Council recently embarked on a strategic initiative to expand its Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The council was awarded £1.3 million from the UK Government’s Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) fund, with a commitment to install hundreds of EV charge points across the city over the next few years. To achieve this the council sought a more data-driven and objective approach to identifying optimal locations for these charge points, moving away from their traditional, labour-intensive methods.
The leading EV network planning platform, LOCATE EV 2024 release, is now available. Developed by Geospatial Insight, the UK’s leading provider of clean energy geospatial solutions, this release introduces new features that enhance the platform’s capability to support the UK’s broader sustainability objectives.
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NOAA’s eagerly awaited hurricane forecast was released for 2024, anticipating an “above normal” season. NOAA cited the likely shift of oceanic and weather conditions from El Niño to La Niña as a probable influence.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), one of the leading scientific authorities on oceans, atmosphere and weather in the America’s, recently released their 2024 Atlantic hurricane predictions. The forecast predicts an “above Normal” hurricane season, based on the strong likelihood of La Nina conditions developing in the North Atlantic and Caribbean Sea.
Geospatial Insight, the UK’s leading provider of clean energy geospatial solutions behind LOCATE SOLAR, proudly announces the expansion of its ground-breaking database to include Scotland and Wales. This strategic move solidifies LOCATE SOLAR as the most comprehensive and up-to-date national rooftop solar sustainability database across Great Britain.
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