Jernej Petek, Author at SunContract

13.06.2021

2020 SunContract Yearly Project Update

The year 2020 was metamorphic not only for us or the renewable energy sector but also the entire world. The pandemic affected various industries, and the renewable energy sector is no different. Despite the US Energy Information Administration’s prediction that electricity consumption would likely fall by 3.9% year-on-year in 2020, SunContract has emerged stronger than ever. In 2020, we achieved record sales and revenue in electricity sales and energy self-sufficiency products.

31.05.2021

Switching to new web domain in our communication

Our communication with our platform users is our prime concern and to optimise it we have switched our web domain. We replaced suncontract.energy with suncontract.org/, so our future email communication will be sent out from suncontract.org/.

24.05.2021

100% Renewable Energy Transition by 2050 — both possible and affordable

In an era of accelerating climate change, environmental degradation is proving to be an existential threat to Europe and the world at large. As such, the EU is further strengthening the momentum of the global energy transformation from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

12.05.2021

Changes in marketing management global team

Our respected CMO Winfred K. Mandela decided to embark on new endeavours in her professional life. We dearly respect her contribution at SunContract and wish her […]

16.04.2021

We have temporarily disabled SNC deposits and withdrawals

We have temporarily disabled deposits and withdrawals while there is an open investigation of issue with the recent network upgrade for some Ethereum nodes. We kindly […]

30.03.2021

2020 EUROPE’s first-time renewable sources of energy generate more electricity than fossil fuels

In 2020 as the world at large came to a stillstand we witnessed the positive growth of more environmentally friendly energy sources. This trend will most likely continue to grow in 2021.

24.03.2021

The Day Europe’s Power Grid Almost Faced a Massive Blackout

On Friday, 8 January 2021, a disturbance in the synchronised European high-voltage power grid resulted in the separation of European grid regions, cutting Europe’s power grid into two: a south-eastern and a north-western part — for about an hour. This incident has been described as one of the most critical near-blackout situations since the region’s last major blackout in 2006.

22.03.2021

Solar Panels in Art

Yes, solar panels are recyclable. But not only in the classic way, by processing individual elements of panels. They are also very useful in art. How exactly, we saw for ourselves, visiting an exhibition by artist Norma de Saint Picman.

10.02.2021

Energy-based blockchain applications and their contribution towards smarter energy communities

The energy industry has been consistently catalyzed by innovations including rooftop solar, electric vehicles, and smart metering. Now, the blockchain presents itself as the next emerging […]

17.12.2020

What happens to Solar Plants after their Lifespan?

There is an abundance of items that get better with age. For example: wines, cheeses, cast iron skillets, high-quality leather, and 401Ks. However, this isn’t the […]

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