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GCC Renewable Energy Market Grows 9-Fold
Trade Arabia | January 22, 2020
87 Major Companies Lead the Way Towards a 1.5°C Future at UN Climate Action Summit
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) | September 22, 2019
Uzbekistan Launches Rebate Program for Rooftop PV
PV Magazine | September 2, 2019
A Forever Moving Target at Anthony Ritossa's 9th Global Family Office Investment Summit Under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco
Yahoo Finance | June 25, 2019
Skyline Clean Energy Fund Acquires 50% of 9MW FirstLight1 Solar Facility from Sunedison
PV Buzz Media | June 3, 2019
Canadian Investor SkyPower fulfills Modi's Clean and Shining India Vision
New Delhi Times | May 27, 2019
SkyPower Global's Commitment go Hand in Hand with Mr. Modi's Vision
New Delhi Times | May 20, 2019
2019 Clean50 – Outstanding Contributors to Clean Capitalism
CTV News: 2019 Clean50 Earth Day | April 23, 2019
Canada and Nepal want to up Trade, Tourism and Investment
Nepali Times | April 7, 2019
Non-Fossil Fuels/Climate Change Trends
Observer Research Foundation-Energy News Monitor | April 6, 2019
Uzbekistan to Construct 25 Solar Power Factories by 2030
MENA FN | April 3, 2019
Nepal Investment Summit 2019: A Glance at Highlights, Event Outcomes
Nepali Sansar | April 1, 2019
Government's Successful Hosting of Nepal Investment Summit Highlights 15 Deals Signed between Nepali Private/Public Companies and Foreign Investors
Kathmandu Press | March 31, 2019
Investment Summit Ends on a High Note with Signing of 15 Deals
Kathmandu Post | March 31, 2019
Uzbekistan Launches 100 MW Solar Tender for Southwest
PV Magazine | February 4, 2019
Uzbekistan's steeplechase towards renewable energy
PV Magazine | October 11, 2018
The India Solar Sector At the crossroads
electronicsb2b | August 26, 2018
Canada-based SkyPower Global to invest $1.3 billion in solar power stations in Uzbekistan
Strategeast | August 16, 2018
Implementation of solar energy project begins in Uzbekistan
Uz Daily | August 15, 2018
The implementation of the largest investment project in the field of solar energy begins
Kultura.uz | August 14, 2018
A specialized job fair will be held in Tashkent
REVIEW.uz | August 14, 2018
The first Uzbek solar power plant will be constructed in Samarkand
FARS News Agency | July 28, 2018
ARHT Media | July 23, 2018
The Weekend Read: Central Asia's Green Horizons
PV Magazine | June 2, 2018
Uzbekistan Today | May 17, 2018
Trump, Uzbek president vow deep energy ties as Exxon, GE sign deals
Washington Examiner | May 16, 2018
Uzbekistan, U.S. sign a number of accords
The Tashkent Times | May 16, 2018
Uzbekistan and the United States sign several documents
UzDaily | May 16, 2018
Canadian company signs major deal with Uzbekistan to build a 1,000 megawatt solar farm
Climate Action | May 9, 2018
SkyPower To Build 1 Gigawatt Of Solar In Uzbekistan
Clean Technical | May 8, 2018
SkyPower basks in Uzbek sun
reNews | May 8, 2018
SkyPower and The Government of Uzbekistan Announce the signing of a landmark 1,000 MW Solar Power Purchase Agreement
Yahoo Finance | May 7, 2018
SkyPower and The Government of Uzbekistan Announce the signing of a landmark 1,000 MW Solar Power Purchase Agreement
JP Morgan Chase & Co. | May 7, 2018
SkyPower strikes 1-GW solar PPA in Uzbekistan
Renewables Now | May 7, 2018
Canadian company to make biggest ever investment in Uzbekistan's energy sector
MENAFN | May 7, 2018
SkyPower and The Government of Uzbekistan Announce the signing of a landmark 1,000 MW Solar Power Purchase Agreement
Renewable Energy Society | May 7, 2018
SkyPower and The Government of Uzbekistan Announce the signing of a landmark 1,000 MW Solar Power Purchase Agreement
Seeking Alpha | May 7, 2018
Markets Insider | May 7, 2018
Canadian Business Journal | May 7, 2018
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TMX Money | May 7, 2018
SkyPower and The Government of Uzbekistan Announce the signing of a landmark 1,000 MW Solar Power Purchase Agreement
Online Arab News | May 6, 2018
SkyPower and The Government of Uzbekistan Announce the signing of a landmark 1,000 MW Solar Power Purchase Agreement
Morningstar | May 5, 2018
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EQ International | May 4, 2018
Uzbekistan Welcomes SkyPower Global To Establish 1 GW Solar PV Capacity For An Investment Of $1.3 Billion With Special Government Decree
Taiyang News | May 4, 2018
Uzbekistan Takes Giant Leap for Climate Goals with 1-GW Solar Project
Renewable Energy World | May 4, 2018
SkyPower Global enters deal to deploy 1 GW of solar in Uzbekistan
PV Magazine | May 3, 2018
Foreign company intends to invest $1.3 bln in Uzbek alternative energy
AzerNews | May 2, 2018
SkyPower Global invests US$1.3 billion in solar energy in Uzbekistan
UzDaily | May 1, 2018
Ritossa Family Office to Host 6th Global Family Office Investment Summit
T4-Traders | May 1, 2018
Canadian business should not ignore the Arab world's potential
The Globe And Mail | April 29, 2018
Solar start-ups are plugging Africa's energy gap
EnergyTransition.org | April 23, 2018
Egypt: President al-Sisi discusses with the Prime Minister and Minister of Electricity the implementation of the SkyPower project to build 600 megawatts of solar energy west of Minya
PowerNews | April 20, 2018
US company to invest $1 billion in Nepal
Online Khabar | April 13, 2018
Kazakhstan: 1 GW solar, renewables auction; first bidding round planned for May
PV Magazine | January 26, 2018
Africa investor forums: key takeaways
Norton Rose Fulbright | October 2017
Public and private finance leaders discussed low carbon investment in New York
Climate Action | September 22, 2017
SkyPower secures land for 600 MW in Egypt
Renewables Now | August 8, 2017
Bangladesh Plans 1.6 Gigawatts Of Solar Projects
CleanTechnica | July 10, 2017
China Huayang signs solar partnership with Toronto-based SkyPower
The Asset | July 5, 2017
UN's new global goals applauded but now for the tough part — action
Gulf News USA | June 19, 2017
SkyPower's USD 5 bn, 3 GW solar PV project gets green light from cabinet
Enterprise Press | June 11, 2017
to-the-point: China Huayang, SkyPower form global solar partnership
Renewables Now | June 9, 2017
Chinese fly with SkyPower
RE News | June 8, 2017
NEXTracker hits 1GW of solar tracker sales in India
PV TECH | June 6, 2017
Odisha to join solar tariff war with Rewa, Kadapa
Business Standard | April 21, 2017
Why are global solar firms in a wait-and-watch mode in India?
Energy World – Economic Times | January 20, 2017
Why solar power is the key to ensuring universal internet access
Business Daily Africa | December 11, 2016
Remarks for the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change at the Toronto Region Board of Trade
Government of Canada | November 25, 2016
Indian Industrial Conglomerate Proposes 600 MW Solar Power Park
CleanTechies | November 15, 2016
The Nordic 'North Star' of the 'Blue Economy'
CPHPOST Online | November 4, 2016
Kenya: des investisseurs désirent construire 120 MW de centrales solaires
Agence Ecofin | October 25, 2016
Renewable energy capacity set to take quantum leap in MP
Hindustantimes | October 18, 2016
Canada is bringing clean technology to India
The Hamilton Spectator | October 13, 2016
SkyPower Global & SoftBank Look To Share In 1 GW Indian Solar Park
CleanTechnica | September 30, 2016
SoftBank venture, Shapoorji Pallonji keen to invest in Odisha solar park
Business standard | September 16, 2016
India's Renewable Energy Investors Summit 2017 Rescheduled To Feb 2017
PlanetSave | August 30, 2016
India's SECI adding storage to 300MW of solar tenders in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka
PV Tech | July 25, 2016
UN Global Compact Recognizes SkyPower Founder and Chief Executive Officer as a 2016 Local SDG Pioneer
Wallstreet online | June 23, 2016
UN Global Compact Recognizes SkyPower Founder and Chief Executive Officer as a 2016 Local SDG Pioneer
Financial Post | June 22, 2016
UN Global Compact Recognizes SkyPower Founder and Chief Executive Officer as a 2016 Local SDG Pioneer
National Post | June 22, 2016
UN Global Compact Recognizes SkyPower Founder and Chief Executive Officer as a 2016 Local SDG Pioneer
Yahoo Finance | June 22, 2016
India Contemplates Launch Of National Energy Storage Mission
CleanTechnica | June 18, 2016
SkyPower Honoured With United Nations Global Compact Sustainable Development Goal Award
Finance Yahoo, CNW Group | June 14, 2016
JV eyes Indian solar storage
reNEWS | May 16, 2016
SkyPower and BYD to jointly bid for 750MW of solar energy development in India
Energy Business Review | May 16, 2016
Canadian renewable energy company SkyPower has partnered with the Chinese firm BYD to jointly submit bids in the upcoming tenders for the development of 750MW of solar projects and energy storage capacity in India.
SkyPower to join forces with BYD for 750 MW solar + storage bid in India
Stratton Report | May 13, 2016
On May 13, SkyPower announced an agreement with energy storage provider BYD to submit a joint bid in the upcoming tenders for solar power generation capacity and energy storage of up to 750 MW in India.
SkyPower, BYD to bid jointly in 750-MW solar-plus-storage tender in India
SeeNews Renewables | May 13, 2016
May 13 (SeeNews) – Canada-based solar projects developer SkyPower Global said Friday it will submit a joint bid with Chinese firm BYD Co Ltd (HKG:1211) in the upcoming auction for up to 750 MW of solar power and energy storage in India.
BYD and SkyPower partner up in India to bid for 750MW solar with energy storage
PV Tech | May 13, 2016
Canada-based renewables firm SkyPower will join China-based battery developer BYD in competitive bidding for 750MW of solar and energy storage development in India.
SkyPower partners with BYD to enter into 750 MW PV+storage tender in India
PV Magazine | May 13, 2016
Canadian SkyPower and Chinese BYD will submit a joined bid in the upcoming 750 MW solar+storage tender in India.
Canada's SkyPower partners BYD for 750 MW solar projects in India
Live Mint | May 13, 2016
Mumbai: Canadian solar energy developer SkyPower Ltd on Friday said it has entered into an agreement with Chinese battery technology firm BYD Co. Ltd to submit a joint bid in the upcoming tenders for solar power projects and energy storage of up to 750 megawatt (MW) in India.
SkyPower to install 350MW solar projects in India
Power-Technologoy | April 29, 2016
Canada-based solar supplier SkyPower has signed deals with Indian company Sterling and Wilson for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), as well as operation and maintenance (O&M) of 350MW projects in India.
SkyPower selects Sterling and Wilson for 350MW of Indian solar projects
CTBR | April 29, 2016
SkyPower Global has signed contracts with Sterling and Wilson for 350MW of solar projects in India.
SkyPower appoints Sterling and Wilson for its India solar projects
Live Mint | April 29, 2016
Hyderabad: Utility scale solar energy developer SkyPower Ltd., which was awarded 350 megawatt (MW) of solar projects in Telangana and Madhya Pradesh, has contracted Sterling and Wilson Pvt. Ltd. for engineering procurement and construction (EPC) and operation and maintenance (O&M) of its current projects in India.
Sterling and Wilson wins EPC contract for 350MW of SkyPower's India projects
PV Tech | April 29, 2016
India-based solar EPC firm Sterling & Wilson (S&W) has been awarded EPC and O&M contracts for 350MW of solar projects in India by Canada-based developer SkyPower.
SkyPower picks EPC contractor for 350 MW of Indian solar projects
SeeNews Renewables | April 28, 2016
Canada-based solar projects developer SkyPower Global has signed contracts with Indian EPC contractor Sterling and Wilson for the construction and operation of 350 MW of solar parks in the Asian country.
Sterling & Wilson wins big India solar park contract
Gulf Construction | April 28, 2016
Sterling and Wilson, a leading solar engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company, said it has won a major contract from SkyPower, one of the largest developers of utility-scale solar energy projects in the world, to build solar parks in the Indian states of Madhya Pradesh and Telangana.
Developments on over 1 GW of new PV in India
PV Magazine | April 28, 2016
Progress on three solar schemes and projects in India, which have a potential combined capacity of 1050 MW, including 500 MW of rooftop PV being tendered by SECI, a piece of land being assigned for a 200 MW project in Rajasthan, and SkyPower agreeing EPC and O&M contracts with Sterling and Wilson for 350 MW of PV projects.
Solar firm SkyPower looking for local partners in India
The Economic Times | April 22, 2016
NEW DELHI: Canadian solar power firm SkyPower Global, which has won projects to develop 350 MW capacity in the country, is scouting for local partners and has hired investment banker Greenstone Energy Advisors to help its search.
Piyush Goyal discusses opportunities in the Renewable Energy sector
India Infoline News Service | April 26, 2016
At an industry roundtable hosted by the U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) in New York, Piyush Goyal, Minister of State with Independent Charge for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy discussed India's ambitious target of achieving 175 GW of renewable generation capacity and innovative ways of mainstreaming energy efficiency.
Canada's SkyPower says it is seeking partners for India solar projects
The Globe and Mail | April 12, 2016
Canadian solar company SkyPower is looking for partners for its India projects and will start building them in the fall of this year, its chief executive told Reuters on Tuesday, adding it was rapidly expanding its team and activities in seven states.
Corporations Team Up With The Global Solar Council
Solar Industry | April 4, 2016
The Global Solar Council (GSC) has announced its founding corporate members and the launch of the Global Solar Council Leadership Forum. Founded in 2015 by national and regional solar associations, GSC is an international organization to coordinate global solar efforts.
Global Solar Council announces founding corporate members
SolarServer | April 4, 2016
On April 4th, 2016 the Global Solar Council, an international organization founded in 2015 to coordinate the efforts of the world's solar photovoltaic (PV) associations, announced its founding corporate members and launch of the Global Solar Council Leadership Forum.
SkyPower goes global in solar energy rebound
The Globe and Mail | March 7, 2016
The list, and size, of deals Mr. Adler has signed with governments and their agencies is staggering. There's a $5-billion (U.S.) joint venture in Nigeria to build 3,000 MW of utility-scale solar power, a similar-sized four-year project in Egypt, two large projects in the Indian states of Madhya Pradesh and Telangana, a $2.2-billion agreement to build 1,000 MW of solar projects in Kenya and a $4.3-billion deal in Bangladesh, among many others.
SkyPower Becomes Climate Bonds Partner
CleanTechnica | February 29, 2016
One of the leading global solar power projects developer, SkyPower, announced that it has joined the Climate Bonds Initiative as a partner.
Ongoing technical studies of solar power plant to generate 300 MW: Prime Minister
Daily News: Egypt | February 29, 2016
Prime Minister Sherif Ismail demanded completion of ongoing technical and financial studies for the 300 MW solar power plant, which will be carried out Canadian-US Sky Power, as a prelude to signing the final agreement of the project.
SkyPower signs 200 MW solar power purchase agreement with Telangana
Economic Times | February 23, 2016
KOLKATA: Canada-based solar energy project developer SkyPower has signed four power purchase agreements (PPA) with the Telangana government to build and operate 200 MW of solar energy projects in the state, the company said in a statement.
SkyPower doubles up in India
RENews | February 22, 2016
SkyPower has signed four power purchase agreements with the Indian state of Telangana to build and operate a total of 200MW AC of solar energy projects.
SkyPower signs PPAs for 200MW of Telangana projects
PV Tech | February 22, 2016
Canada-based renewables firm SkyPower has signed power purchase agreements (PPAs) with the Indian state of Telangana for four PV projects totalling 200MW combined.
India: SkyPower agrees 200 MW solar PPA with Telangana government
PV Magazine | February 22, 2016
Canadian solar developer to add to its growing Indian solar portfolio with development of four large-scale PV projects in the state of Telangana.
SkyPower Signs Contracts for 200 Megawatts of Solar in India
Bloomberg | February 22, 2016
SkyPower Ltd., a Toronto-based renewable-energy developer, agreed to build and operate 200 megawatts of solar projects in India.
Canada has energy export opportunities beyond pipelines
The Globe and Mail | February 3, 2016
Exporting clean-energy solutions reaps benefits for Canadians and Canadian companies.
India Renewable Potential 'Mind-boggling,' SkyPower Strategist Says
Renewable Energy World | January 26, 2016
The potential of renewable energy in India – and the price tag needed to realize it – was highlighted on Jan. 20 by a panel of energy and financing experts.
SkyPower to provide two million solar systems to Kenyans
ESI Africa | December 15, 2015
In East Africa, SkyPower, a global developer of utility-scale solar energy projects, stated that it will be partnering with Plan International for the distribution of two million SkyPower Home solar systems to provide energy to poor households, schools and health clinics in Kenya.
Kenya to receive over 2mn high-quality home solar systems
Capital PM Kenya | December 11, 2015
NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 11- Kenya is expected to receive over two million high-quality home solar systems from SkyPower, a global developer and owner of utility-scale solar energy projects.
Children's rights NGO, SkyPower to bring solar-powered light to rural Kenya
PV Magazine | December 11, 2015
SkyPower and Plan International plan to distribute two million home solar kits over a five-year period, with an aim to reduce reliance on kerosene.
SkyPower Signs 150 MW Solar Power Sale Agreement In India
CleanTechnica | October 15, 2015
SkyPower, one of the leading renewable energy project developers globally, has signed a power sale agreement for the projects it had secured in a competitive auction held June 2015.
SkyPower plans to build 500MW solar projects in Panama
Energy Business Review | October 7, 2015
http://solar.energy-business-review.com/news/skypower-plans-to-build-500mw-of-solar-projects-in-panama-071015-4687152 Canada-based solar photovoltaic (PV) energy projects developer, SkyPower is planning to invest $1bn to construct 500MW of utility-scale solar power plants in Panama over the next five years.
SkyPower agrees to $1bn deal to build 500 MW of solar in Panama
PV Magazine | October 7, 2015
Canadian solar developer announces another large-scale solar agreement, this time with Panama President Juan Carlos Varela, to develop 500 MW of solar power over the next five years.
SkyPower unveils USD-1bn solar investment plan for Panama
SeeNews Renewables | October 6, 2015
After announcing significant solar investments in several African and Asian nations over the past weeks, on Tuesday SkyPower Global said it plans to build a 500-MW solar plant in Panama for a total cost of USD 1 billion (EUR 888m).
SkyPower Announces 500 MW of Solar Energy Projects in Panama
MarketWatch | October 6, 2015
During the 70th United Nations General Assembly in New York, SkyPower, the world's largest developer and owner of utility-scale solar projects, made a historic announcement with President Juan Carlos Varela, unveiling its plans to build 500 MW of utility-scale solar energy over the next five years in Panama, representing an investment of US $1 billion.
SkyPower announces $440m, 200 MW Djibouti solar plans
PV Magazine | October 2, 2015
Canadian developer continues its international expansion with agreement to develop large solar project in the east African nation; plants will be built in four phases over next four years.
SkyPower announces 2 GW of solar PV projects in Bangladesh
Solar Server Today | October 2, 2015
During the 70th United Nations General Assembly in New York, SkyPower Global (Toronto, Ontario, Canada), a developer and owner of utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) projects, made an announcement with Prime Minister Hasina, unveiling its plans to build 2 gigawatts (GW) of utility-scale PV plants over the next five years in Bangladesh, representing an investment of USD 4.3 billion.
SkyPower announces 2 GW of Solar Energy Projects in Bangladesh
Solar Novus Today | October 2, 2015
During the 70th United Nations General Assembly in New York, SkyPower, a specialist in utility-scale solar projects, made a historic announcement with Prime Minister Hasina, unveiling its plans to build 2GW of utility-scale solar energy over the next five years in Bangladesh, representing an investment of US $4.3 billion.
Kericho to benefit from Green Energy deal
Citizen Digital | October 2, 2015
Kericho is destined to become the first green energy county in the country under the renewable energy race following Friday's signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the County Government and Sky Power Global. This is according Kericho Governor Paul Chepkwony.
SkyPower to build factories under USD-4.3bn Bangladesh solar plan
SeeNews Renewables | October 2, 2015
Canada-based SkyPower Global said on Thursday that its USD-4.3-billion (EUR 3.85bn) solar plan for Bangladesh includes 500 MW of fabrication and assembly facilities.
Kericho to benefit from Green Energy deal
Citizen Digital | October 2, 2015
Kericho is destined to become the first green energy county in the country under the renewable energy race following Friday's signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the County Government and Sky Power Global. This is according Kericho Governor Paul Chepkwony.
SkyPower Announces 2 GW of Solar Energy Projects in Bangladesh
PR Newswire | October 1, 2015
During the 70th United Nations General Assembly in New York, SkyPower, the world's largest developer and owner of utility-scale solar projects, made a historic announcement with Prime Minister Hasina, unveiling its plans to build 2 GW of utility-scale solar energy over the next five years in Bangladesh, representing an investment of US $4.3 billion.
SkyPower To Invest $4.3B In Bangladesh Solar Energy
LAW360 | October 1, 2015
SkyPower Global will be investing about $4.3 billion to develop two gigawatts of utility-scale solar projects in Bangladesh over the next five years, the solar developer announced Thursday.
President Kenyatta leaves the US after successful mission to the UN
KBC | September 30, 2015
President Uhuru Kenyatta has wrapped up a successful visit to the 70th United Nations General Assembly in New York.
SkyPower to invest $4.4bn in Kenyan solar market over next five years
GCR | September 29, 2015
SkyPower, the Canadian solar developer, has said it will invest $4.4bn in Kenya's energy market, doubling the commitment it made in July.
SkyPower to build up to 4 GW of solar parks in Kenya, Bangladesh
SeeNews Renewables | September 28, 2015
September 28 (SeeNews) – SkyPower Global has committed to double its solar investments in Kenya to about USD 4 billion (EUR 3.58bn) and to also pour USD 4.3 billion into Bangladesh's solar power sector..
US firm to invest Sh450bn to develop solar power in Kenya
Citizen Tv | September 28, 2015
American energy company, SkyPower, has announced that it would double the $2.2 billion it agreed to invest in Kenya to develop solar power to a massive $4.4 billion (more than Ksh450 billion).
SkyPower to invest billions in Kenya, Bangladesh solar markets
PV Magazine | September 28, 2015
The Canadian solar developer will double its pledged investment in Kenya to $4.4bn, unveils bold plans to pour $4.3bn into Bangladesh's fledgling solar PV industry.
SkyPower to invest $4.3b in Bangladesh solar power sector
The Daily Star | September 28, 2015
Skypower Global, one of the world's largest and most successful utility-scale solar power producing companies, will invest 4.3 billion US dollars in solar power sector in Bangladesh.
Why Mark Zuckerberg Was a the UN Today
UN Dispatch | September 26, 2015
American company to invest Sh450 billion to develop solar power in Kenya
president.go.ke | September 26, 2015
American energy company, SkyPower, has announced that it would double the $2.2 billion it agreed to invest in Kenya to develop solar power to a massive $4.4 billion (more than Ksh450 billion).
American company to invest Sh450 billion to develop solar power in Kenya
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation | September 26, 2015
American energy company, SkyPower, has announced that it would double the $2.2 billion it agreed to invest in Kenya to develop to a massive $4.4 billion (more than Ksh450 billion).
SkyPower Global to invest $4.3 billion in Bangladesh's solar power sector
Bangladesh News 24 hours | September 27, 2015
Its President and CEO Kerry Adler made the announcement in a meeting with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Hotel Waldorf Astoria in New York on Friday, according to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS).
SkyPower Global to develop solar power capacity for 4.3bn in Bangladesh
Greentech lead | September 26, 2015
Solar power producer Skypower Global is investing $4.3 billion in Bangladesh for the development of the solar energy sector there.
Canadian Company Doubles Kenyan Solar Power Investment to 4.4B
AFKInsider | September 28, 2015
Canadian solar developer SkyPower said it plans to double its investment in Kenya's solar infrastructure to $4.4 billion after meeting with Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta in New York, according to a report in PVTech.
SkyPower to Double Solar Power Investment in Kenya to 4.4 Billion
CleanTechnica | September 29th, 2015
SkyPower plants to significantly increase its investment commitment in Kenya's solar power market, doubling their previous commitment of $2.2 billion.
SkyPower to invest $4.3b in solar power
The Daily Star | September 26, 2015
Skypower Global, one of the world's largest and most successful utility-scale solar power producing companies, would invest 4.3 billion US dollars in solar power sector in Bangladesh.
India's ambitious renewable energy target now seems achievable
Down to Earth | August 20, 2015
India will soon generate cheaper electricity from solar photovoltaics (PV)-based projects than those based on coal imported from Indonesia and Australia, says a report released by Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
SkyPower Dives Into Mexico With Grupo Uribe
CleanTechnica | August 12, 2015
SkyPower announced last week that it will be forming a joint venture partnership with Grupo Uribe to develop solar energy in Mexico.
SkyPower to partner with Mexican energy company Grupo Uribe on joint venture
CleanTech Canada | August 7, 2015
SkyPower and Grupo Uribe are committed to providing renewable energy solutions that will support the Government of Mexico's ambitious goals to increase energy accessibility for Mexicans and feed its growing manufacturing sector.
US $5 billion landmark deal puts renewable energy potential in the spotlight
Worldfolio | August 6, 2015
Foreign investors signed an unprecedented level of agreements at the Egypt Economic Development Conference, particularly in the burgeoning renewable energy sector. Solar's potential shone through with a multibillion-dollar pact between SkyPower-IGD and the Egyptian government to add 3 gigawatts over the next four years.
SkyPower awarded 200-megawatt solar contract in Telangana, India
Cleantech Canada | August 5, 2015
NEW DELHI, India—Toronto-based SkyPower Global has been awarded a contract to build 200 megawatts of solar photovoltaic projects in the Telangana region of India.
India's Largest Solar Power Auction Brings Further Drop in Costs
Bloomberg | August 4
India's biggest auction for solar energy yet brought a further reduction in prices, with companies such as SkyPower Ltd. of Canada and SunEdison Inc. of the U.S. competing with local firms.
SkyPower wins four projects in Telangana with another lowest bid
PV Tech | August 4
Canada-based SkyPower Southeast Asia has won a 50MW solar project in the Indian state of Telangana with another lowest bid at INR5.17/kWh (US$0.0807/kWh).
In the 2GW state auction on Monday, SkyPower also won two other 50MW projects with bids of INR5.26/kWh and INR5.3719/kWh and a fourth project in Category 2 of the bid, according to a company representative for Gensol Engineering, who was present during the financial bid announcements.
Obama in Kenya: A weekend to remember
How we made it in Africa | July 31
Many Kenyans believe the country will benefit economically from Obama's visit and the [Global Entrepreneurship Summit] GES. Over the weekend a number of deals were already announced. General Electric (GE) said it has secured a US$155m contract to build a 100MW wind power farm in Kajiado County; while US solar company SkyPower Global signed a $2.2bn deal for the development of 1GW of energy projects in Kenya that will employ 25,000 people over the next five years.
SkyPower To Gift 2,000,000 Home Solar Kits To Kenya
Energy Matters July 31, 2015
SkyPower has announced it will be giving away two million small home solar power kits to the people of Kenya.
The kits will be distributed under the guidance of the Government of Kenya to households across the country that do not have access to electricity.
Kenya: SkyPower to Donate Two Million Home Solar Kits in Kenya
AllAfrica | July 28, 2015
SkyPower, recently signed a US $2.2 billion agreement with the Government of Kenya during the 6th annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit to develop 1 GW of solar projects. As part of this, SkyPower will be gifting two million SkyPower Home solar kits to people of Kenya.
SkyPower to develop 1GW of solar projects in Kenya
African Review of Business and Technology July 27
Solar energy project developer SkyPower has signed an agreement with the Kenyan Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to develop 1GW of solar projects
Kenya signs deals at summit to tap 1,100 MW of renewable energy
Standard Digital News July 27
Kenya's economy is set to benefit from more than 1,100 MW of renewable energy deals signed at the 6th edition of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) at the weekend.
The Kenyan Government signed agreements with independent power producers, which will see a total of 1,100 MW of wind and solar power injected in the country's electricity grid over several years. The agreements will see the country cut its reliance on hydroelectricity and become the largest economy in Africa that is powered by affordable and sustainable energy.
US solar company SkyPower Global yesterday signed an agreement with the Kenyan Government that will see solar power generation plants set up in Kajiado, Turkana, Kisumu, Malindi, Baringo and Kakamega counties.
SkyPower signs $2.2bn deal for solar power developments in Kenya
Power-Technology.com July 27
The Kenyan Ministry of Energy and Petroleum has signed a $2.2bn agreement with SkyPower for developing 1GW of solar power projects in the country.
SkyPower strikes US-2.2bn Kenyan solar deal
SeeNews Jul 27, 2015
Canadian utility-scale solar developer SkyPower Global on Sunday sealed a roughly USD-2.2-billion (EUR 2bn) deal to develop 1 GW of photovoltaic (PV) projects in Kenya over the next five years.
SkyPower Inks Landmark Agreement to Build Solar Projects in Kenya
AZO Cleantech July 27
SkyPower, the world's largest developer and owner of utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) energy projects, today signed a landmark agreement with the Kenyan Ministry of Energy and Petroleum for the development of 1 GW of world-class solar projects to be built in four phases in Kenya over the next five years.
SkyPower agrees 1GW in Kenya
RE News July 27
SkyPower has signed an agreement with the Kenyan Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to develop 1GW of solar projects over five years in the African country.
SkyPower To Develop And Build 1 GW Of Projects In Kenya For $2.2B Deal
Solar Industry magazine July 27
SkyPower, a Canada-based owner and developer of solar energy projects, has signed a $2.2 billion agreement with the Kenyan Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to develop 1 GW of solar projects in Kenya to be built in four phases over the next five years.
SkyPower inks $2bn deal to build solar power plants in Kenya
Energy Business Review July 27
Canadian utility-scale solar developer SkyPower has signed a $2.2bn agreement with the Kenyan Energy and Petroleum Ministry to develop 1,000MW of solar power plants.
GEN, Entrepreneurs' Organization, Elumelu Foundation Join Forces to Spark Global Entrepreneurship
Virtual Press Office July 26
Representatives of the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN), Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) and Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) participated in a formal signing ceremony at the Summit, committing to lead the Spark Global Entrepreneurship initiative. Spark is a coalition that is seeking to mobilize like-minded organizations, companies and investors that collectively generate more than $1 billion dollars in private investment for emerging entrepreneurs by the end of 2017.
"The world is full of nascent entrepreneurs with brilliant ideas—but they need stronger ecosystems to help them unleash those ideas and grow them into game-changing startups," said Jonathan Ortmans, president of Global Entrepreneurship Network and one of three Spark coalition co-chairs. "Spark increases coordination and collaboration among startup support programs and amplifies their efforts."
The first wave of companies that have stepped forward include Citi, EY, GE, Google and IBM. Two African companies, Rendeavour, the continent's largest urban land developer, and SkyPower, the largest provider of utility-scale solar power projects in the world, have joined as well.
Multinationals leave a mark on Kenyan youth
Daily Nation July 26
Global corporations have come together to raise funds amounting to Sh100 billion ($1 billion) US dollars to support entrepreneurs in Africa, in a long term arrangement.
Citi, Ernst & Young, General Electric, SkyPower, Rendeavour, Google and IBM have already stepped forward with long term financial commitments for the project.
Lamu, Malindi to host the 1000MW solar power plant
Daily Nation July 26
A planned Sh220 billion investment in solar power will be spread across various counties in Kenya.
The solar power plant, which will be developed in four phases over the next four years, will be hosted in sites such as Lamu, Malindi, Kajiado, Kisumu, Kakamega and Baringo.
This follows Sunday's signing of an agreement between the ministry of energy, represented by Principal Secretary Joseph Njoroge, and SkyPower President and Chief Executive Kerry Adler to construct 1,000MW solar plants in different parts of the country.
Kenya signs Sh220bn solar power deal
Daily Nation July 25
Kenya will Sunday sign a Sh220 billion deal to develop a 1000MW solar power project over the next five years with the support of Canadian energy firm, SkyPower.
Kenya announces 1-gigawatt solar energy deal, will cost a record $2.2 billion
Mail & Guardian Africa July 25, 2015
KENYA'S Energy Ministry and Canadian solar energy firm SkyPower Global are on course to sign an agreement Sunday that paves the way for the Toronto-based company to develop 1-gigawatt of solar power in East Africa's biggest economy.
The developments will take place over five years in a deal that SkyPower values at $2.2 billion, the company said Friday in a statement.
SkyPower to sign pact with Kenya to develop 1-GW solar power
Greentech Lead July 25
Canadian solar company SkyPower Global is to sign an agreement with the energy ministry of Kenya to develop 1-gigawatt of solar power in that country.
Kenya, SkyPower Plan Signing of 1-Gigawatt Solar Deal
Bloomberg July 24
Kenya's Energy Ministry and SkyPower Global Ltd. plan to sign an agreement Sunday that paves the way for the Toronto-based company to develop 1-gigawatt of solar power in East Africa's biggest economy.
SkyPower to ink USD-2.2bn deal for 1 GW of solar in Kenya
SeeNews July 24
Canadian utility-scale solar developer SkyPower Global expects to strike a USD-2.2-billion (EUR 2bn) contract this weekend to develop 1 GW of solar projects in Kenya over the next five years.
SkyPower picked by Kenya
RE News July 24
North American SkyPower Solar Energy is preparing to sign a solar supply deal with the Government of Kenya.
SkyPower in $2.2bn deal to build 1GW of PV in Kenya
ReCharge News July 24
SkyPower Global said it will sign a 1GW, $2.2bn development pact with the government of Kenya, in another blockbuster deal for the Canadian PV project specialist.
SkyPower Strikes Indian Solar Market — Prices Hit A New Low
Clean Technica July 20, 2015
Last week, Canada-based solar developer SkyPower marked the start of its business in India by securing 150 MW worth of solar power projects in the central state of Madhya Pradesh (MP).
In doing so, the company also managed to rattle the market by bidding the lowest tariff India has ever seen.
Madhya Pradesh to get cheapest solar power in country
The Economic Times July 17
Madhya Pradesh will get cheapest solar power in the country at the rate of Rs 5.05 per unit on fixed rate for 25 years, a senior Energy Department official said.
SkyPower to Build Solar Plant in First Indian Project
Bloomberg July 16, 2015
SkyPower Global, a Canadian solar-energy developer, won its first project in India to build a 150-megawatt plant in the central state of Madhya Pradesh at the lowest-ever tariff in the country.
Record low India solar bid from SkyPower
PV Tech July 16
SkyPower Southeast Asia Holdings has put in the lowest winning bid ever for solar projects in India at INR5.05 (US$0.080) per kWh for a 50MW project in Madhya Pradesh.
SkyPower to deploy 150 MW of solar in India's Madhya Pradesh
SeeNews July 16
Canadian utility-scale solar developer SkyPower Global said on Thursday it has won 150 MW of solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh's latest procurement process.
Modi's solar mission brings down cost to new low of Rs 5/unit
Canadian major SkyPower bid Rs 5.05-5.29/unit for three solar projects in Madhya Pradesh
Bloomberg TV India Web Desk July 15, 2015
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious Rs 6 lakh crore plan to increase the solar power capacity to 100 GW by 2022 has led to massive drop in solar power project costs with global major SkyPower putting in bids for Rs 5.05-5.29/unit for three separate 50 Mw projects in Madhya Pradesh.
Solar tariffs reach new low of Rs 5.05
Business Standard July 15, 2015
Setting another benchmark in solar power generation, Mauritius-based SkyPower South East Asia Holding has offered Rs 5.051 a unit tariff in to Madhya Pradesh government-owned MP Power Management Company, setting a record low so far. The offered price is without any subsidy component and is lower than even Rs 5.50 rate under the viability gap funding, putting a question mark on the need to have subsidy in solar tariffs.
Solar is the new world, coal execs told at Paris summit
Eco-Business May 26, 2015
Leading executives from the solar and wind industries went on the offensive this week at a climate conference in Paris, telling coal executives that renewable energy is the future, and that they had better get used to it.
SkyPower IGD Signs 3 GW PV Deal In Egypt
Clean Technica April 15, 2015
Representing an unprecedented milestone in Egypt's strategic plan to develop a sustainable renewable energy industry, SkyPower Global and International Gulf Development (IGD) have signed a historic agreement with the Government of Egypt. The deal for the development of 3,000 megawatts (MW) of utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) projects is to be built over the next four years. Resulting in the production of clean, sustainable, and cost-effective energy to support Egypt's growing energy needs, the 3,000 MW project is also creating thousands of new green energy jobs and attracting billions in capital investment.
Canada supported Egypt at the 13-15 March 2015 Egypt Economic Development Conference in Sharm El Sheikh
Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada March 24, 2015
On March 13-15, 2015, Canada's Ambassador to Egypt, Troy Lulashnyk, led Canada's official delegation at the Egypt Economic Development Conference (EEDC) in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. With the participation of hundreds of investors and high level delegations from all over the world, including Canada, the conference was declared a success with plans to make the event an annual affair.
On March 14, Ambassador Lulashnyk observed signing ceremonies for two Canadian companies: Canada-based SkyPower and the United Arab Emirates-based International Gulf Development (IGD) joint venture representing companies from Canada, UAE and Egypt signed a memorandum of understanding with the government of Egypt for $ 5billion USD to provide 3000MW of solar power to Egypt, in the presence of the Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy, and the Minister of Investment.
Egypt signs 3 GW solar deal with SkyPower, IGD
PV Magazine March 18, 2015
Canadian solar giant SkyPower Global and International Gulf Development (IGD) have signed a major agreement with the government of Egypt to develop 3 GW of utility-scale solar PV projects to be built over the next four years.
SkyPower, IGD to finalise phase I of Egypt solar plan in late 2015
SeeNews March 18, 2015
Canadian solar firm SkyPower and International Gulf Development (IGD) expect to complete in late 2015 the first phase of their planned 3 GW of utility-scale solar parks in Egypt, according to a Tuesday press release.
SkyPower Mulls 3 GW Renewable Energy Capacity In Egypt
Clean Technica February 27, 2015
One of the leading clean energy project developers in the world, SkyPower, is planning to expand to its footprint in one of the hottest renewable energy markets in the Africa — Egypt.
SkyPower plans 3000MW New Energy Project in Egypt
Amwal Al Ghad February 23, 2015
World's largest solar developer, SkyPower is showing interest in taking part in new and renewable projects in Egypt.
Africa to benefit from Canada's renewable-energy expertise
Engineering News June 24, 2014
Canada, which generates over 77% of its electricity from renewable-energy sources, has a lot to offer African countries in terms of technical skills and expertise in the renewable-energy space, Canadian Minister of International Trade Ed Fast said on Tuesday.
Fast, who is leading a Southern African-focused trade delegation of Canadian companies active in the extractives and energy sectors, was in Cape Town for the launch of SkyPower Cares, the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative of SkyPower – a Canadian developer of solar photovoltaic projects.
SkyPower FAS Energy signs deal for 3 GW PV project in Nigeria
PV Magazine May 7, 2014
Canadian solar power company SkyPower has this week announced a collaboration with Middle East renewable energy provider FAS Energy to deliver 3 GW of solar PV projects to Nigeria over the next five years.
Saudi Arabia, Canada to hold renewable energy seminar
Arab News October 29, 2014
A Canadian trade delegation, headed by Canada's Deputy Minister of International Trade Simon Kennedy arrived in Saudi Arabia on Monday to meet several Saudi officials and major firms with a special focus on renewable energy in Saudi Arabia.
The Canadian delegation includes SkyPower, which concluded a joint venture — Fawaz Alhokair (FAS) Energy. In May 2014, the joint venture announced a five-year, $5-billion deal to build solar projects in Nigeria.
Sunshine brings 'gold rush' for investors, says solar entrepreneur
Al Arabiya News January 31, 2014
Solar energy has triggered a "gold rush" for investors, according to the head of a Canada-based energy firm.
Kerry Adler, chief executive of SkyPower Global Group of Companies, says the reliability of the sun makes solar a stable investment.


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EU approval for Regeneron and Sanofi's rheumatoid arthritis drug
Posted: 29 June 2017 | Niamh Marriott (European Pharmaceutical Review) | No comments yet
The European Commission (EC) has granted marketing authorisation for Regeneron and Sanofi's Kevzara (sarilumab) for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis…
The European Commission (EC) has granted marketing authorisation for Regeneron and Sanofi's Kevzara (sarilumab) in combination with methotrexate (MTX) for the treatment of moderately to severely active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in adult patients who have responded inadequately to, or who are intolerant to one or more disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs), such as MTX.
Kevzara may be used as monotherapy in case of intolerance to MTX or when treatment with methotrexate is inappropriate.
Monoclonal antibody
Kevzara is a human monoclonal antibody that binds to the interleukin-6 receptor (IL-6R), and blocks pro-inflammatory IL-6 mediated signaling. Elevated levels of IL-6 are found in the synovial fluid of patients with RA and play an important role in both the pathologic inflammation and joint destruction which are hallmarks of RA. Kevzara was developed using Regeneron's proprietary VelocImmune technology that yields optimised fully-human antibodies.
"RA is a difficult-to-treat, lifelong disease and many healthcare providers are challenged with finding a treatment that works for their patients," said Elias Zerhouni MD, President, Global R&D, Sanofi. "Kevzara works differently from some of the other most commonly used biologics, and its approval is good news for the many patients where a high unmet need remains."
RA affects approximately 2.9 million people in Europe alone. In RA, the immune system attacks the tissues of the joints, causing inflammation, joint pain, swelling, stiffness, fatigue and eventually joint damage and disability. RA is most common in those aged 35-50 years old.
"We are pleased to bring Kevzara to European patients who may not be responding to the most commonly used biologics such as TNF inhibitors, or who may be seeking an effective monotherapy to reach their treatment goals," said George Yancopoulos, MD, PhD, Founding Scientist, President, and Chief Scientific Officer, Regeneron. "This approval was made possible through the hard work of our innovative scientists, as well as thousands of dedicated investigators and patients around the world who participated in the SARIL-RA clinical trial program."
Supporting data
The EC approval is based upon receipt of a positive opinion by European Medicine Agency's (EMA) Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP), which evaluated results from seven Phase 3 trials in the global SARIL-RA clinical development program. These studies incorporate data from more than 3,300 adults with moderately to severely active RA who have had an inadequate response or intolerance to one or more biologic or non-biologic DMARDs.
The program includes the Phase 3 MONARCH study, in which treatment with Kevzara 200 mg monotherapy was superior to adalimumab 40 mg (marketed by AbbVie as HUMIRA) monotherapy in reducing disease activity and improving physical function, with more patients achieving clinical remission over 24 weeks.
- At 24 weeks, patients treated with Kevzara demonstrated greater reduction in disease activity as measured by change from baseline in the Disease Activity Score with 28 joint count and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (DAS28-ESR), the primary endpoint of the study (Kevzara, -3.28; adalimumab, -2.20; p less than 0.0001)
- At 24 weeks, patients treated with Kevzara demonstrated greater improvement from baseline in physical function as measured by the Health Assessment Questionnaire – Disability Index (HAQ-DI), a secondary endpoint of the study (Kevzara, -0.61; adalimumab, -0.43; p=0.0036)
- At 24 weeks, patients treated with Kevzara achieved higher rates of DAS28-ESR remission (score<2.6), a secondary endpoint of the study (Kevzara, 26.6%; adalimumab, 7.0%; p less than 0.0001)
- At 24 weeks, patients treated with Kevzara demonstrated a greater improvement in signs and symptoms of RA as measured by the proportion of patients achieving a 20 percent improvement in the ACR criteria (ACR20) (Kevzara, 71.7%; adalimumab, 58.4%; p=0.0074). The proportion of patients achieving ACR50 was also higher with Kevzara (Kevzara, 45.7%; adalimumab, 29.7%; p=0.0017) as well as for ACR70 (Kevzara, 23.4%; adalimumab, 11.9%; p=0.0036). ACR20, ACR50, and ACR70 response at week 24 were secondary endpoints of the study.
In the Phase 3 MOBILITY study, treatment with Kevzara plus MTX reduced signs and symptoms, improved physical function, and at week 52, inhibited the progression of structural damage by 91% for the Kevzara 200 mg dose and 68% for the Kevzara 150 mg dose, compared to placebo plus MTX. In the Phase 3 TARGET study, treatment with Kevzara plus DMARD reduced signs and symptoms and improved physical function, compared to placebo plus DMARD. Detailed results from the MOBILITY and TARGET studies are available in the Kevzara (sarilumab) FDA approval press release here.
Global approval
Kevzara is also approved in the United States and Canada. The companies are also seeking approvals in a number of other countries globally.
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Biologics, Clinical Development, Clinical Trials, Dosage, Drug Delivery Systems


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The Psychology of Colors For A Business Edge
It is no secret that color psychology is extensively used in all aspects of business. From the colors used by fast food restaurants, brand images, and website design, selecting the right color is a critical element that can convey the right message to your visitors.
Some Web designers tend to overlook how the colors can influence users. While a color palette may look visually pleasing, it does not necessarily mean that it is psychologically pleasing. When you improve your website or create a new website, pay attention to your color selection and find out what they exactly mean.
Color psychology is the science of how colors affect the human behavior. This school of thought is branched out from behavioral psychology and it is suffice to say that studying colors can be complicated. Even though this article lacks the scientific evidence to back up every claim, there is no reason to dismiss the profound and unarguable effect of colors have on different people.
The psychology of colors in design is not exactly something science can fully and completely explain yet as people have shown different perceptions of various colors. But one factor to consider when selecting colors is to look at the societal conditions such as gender or age as these have an impact on how the colors are perceived.
Here are some of the colors you can use to help you conceptualize your website and perhaps increase your conversion. You may also use these colors to beautify your Instagram feed and other social media accounts like Pinterest.
RED – Evokes strong emotions and encourages the appetite. It also symbolizes love, intensity, and passion.
BLUE – Color more preferred by men. It symbolizes serenity and calmness and it is mostly used for offices as it is known to induce productivity. This color is also associated with water and peace.
YELLOW – Bright yellow can strain the eyes and can cause eye fatigue. Unless you are using pastel yellow, the use of this color should not overpower the entire website. Yellow symbolizes cheerfulness.
BLACK – Black is typically used as an accent on white to show class and sophistication. It can also symbolize death, mourning or evil.
WHITE – White is known for symbolizing innocence, purity, space and empty. This color is excellent at creating an illusion of space.
PINK – Generally loved by girls, pink symbolizes love, romance, playfulness, and calmness. This color is widely used by companies to attract female customers to their website.
GREEN – The color green is known to symbolize life, earth, nature, health tranquility and nature. This is why many health websites tend to lean on using the color green.
ORANGE – This is used to draw attention and is widely used on pop-ups and banners. It symbolizes excitement, enthusiasm, caution, and warmth.
The colors above are just some of the most basic ones you can choose from. However, if you are on the hunt for ready-made color palettes to help you in deciding which one is best to use on your website, there are some tools you can use. Here are five the tools you can use to come up or reinvent with the best web user interface design.
- Paletton
- Flat UI Color Picker
- Check My Colors
- Adobe Color CC
- Mudcube Color Sphere
You may also use the same color schemes for your Pinterest and Instagram accounts, but if you choose not to use these tools, you can learn by example and start looking at the most stunning websites you can find. See what colors they are using and try to find out why they selected their color palette.
No matter what your business is, whether it is an online store, a restaurant, a dental clinic or a grocery store, colors are not just vital aspects of your overall brand, and they are also essential in your social media accounts and web design. Studying the psychology of colors will help you set a strong first impression on your visitors.
The psychology of colors in design is not exactly something science can fully and completely explain yet as people have shown different perceptions of various colors. But one factor to consider when selecting colors is to look at the societal conditions such as gender or age as these have an impact on how the colors are perceived.


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Get Live Blood Worms and Get The Better Fish!
Live Blood Worms are the premium bait when chasing Winter or Summer Whiting, when you want the best fish you need the best bait available.
We keep in stock (Weather and Tides pending) a great supply of Fresh Local Live Blood Worms and you can even book your Bait in advance to ensure they are there when you need them!
Tackle Land Sandgate is the major supplier of Live Blood Worms on Brisbane's Northside! https://www.facebook.com/432818376772331/videos/706514086469831/
Not sure how to use these as Bait, well it is pretty straight forward. I normally use a Mustad Bait-holder longshank #4 or #6 and a small Ball Sinker about #1 or #2 and for effect I will use a small piece (about 6cm long) of either Traditional "Red" or "Fluro Pink" Tubing.
I will cut a piece of Blood Worm approximately 2-3cm long and simply thread it straight onto the hook leaving about 3-5mm of worm after the hook. If i am not using "Bait-holder" hooks I will slide the worm over the knot at the top just to help stop the worm sliding to the base of the shaft.
If you are fishing with kids, just remember that these worms Bite! An incident like this can give kids really bad memories and may even put them off fishing, so please explain to them before they find out by accident!
If the kids are new to fishing we have a great little article on fishing with kids that might just save you some grief! https://tackleland.com.au/kids-fishing-basics/
Call to reserve yours on: 3269 5060
Have you wanted to get Live Blood Worms before a trip but you're not sure how to keep them healthy overnight?
We have put together a quick "How To" guide for you to ensure you keep them at their best!
Keep Us at Our Best
To keep your Blood Worms at their peak, please follow these guide lines:
• Keep us "Cool" we like to be kept at about 18 degrees.
• Keep us out of the direct sunlight as we don't have ears to hang our sunnies on!
• Change our Sea Water twice a day if you are going to travel with us or keep us for a few days.
• We would love a larger container if we are going to stay for a while..
• Pick the older or dead ones first, it keeps our water cleaner and us healthier.
• Please don't take us out of the "containment Zone"
We Make Your Fishing Trip an Experience
We Make Your Fishing Trip an Experience and to keep you enjoying your experience we offer these awesome services and more:
-Reel Spooling in both Mono & Braid
-Rod & Reel Repairs & Servicing
-Custom Rod Building Service
-Local Knowledge on Fishing areas, Baits and Rigs
-Advice on techniques to keep the kids catching fish
-Knot tying tuition
-We have your "Ice" needs covered with a choice of Large, Medium, Small Block Ice and Party Ice as well!
-Need to know local family friendly fishing spots? We have the spots for you at: https://tackleland.com.au/local-fishing-map-full-weather-chart/
We don't just want to sell you the gear, we want to be a part of your fishing experience!
Drop in and chat with the Crew and help us guide you!
At the end of your trip or days outing you find that you have left over bait, don't throw it out, recycle where you can.
You can use "Salt" or most people use "Metho" for preserving their left over bait. I find that Metho is the quicker and easier method for preserving my bait but if I have the time, I find Salting gives me a longer shelf life for my bait.


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E9truly Wireless Sports Headphones (Yellow)
- No cables, true wireless design
- Includes optional Ambient Awareness Ear Tips
- Built-in Bluetooth® Version 5.0
- Water and Sweat Resistant: IPX7 and IPX5 certified*
- Up to 5 hours continuous playback
- Included Charging Case with 1.5-hour recharging
- Available in Black/Yellow, Black/Gray, and Pink/Black
Energetic sound that goes the distance
Let workout music push you further, wirelessly. High-sensitivity φ 6 mm (1/4˝) rare-earth-magnet drivers and AAC codec combine for deep, powerful bass and mid-range clarity. With a five-hour battery life (20 hours with carry-case charger), long runs are no problem. If the battery is low dock for 15 minutes to get an hour of playback using Fast Charge. Secure ear fins and Ear Direct Mount Structure provide deep-fitting stability, while Ambient awareness earphone tips let in enough sound to keep you safe while jogging. Tap the multi-function button once to enable Ambient Awareness Mode, which lets you listen or converse without taking the earphones out. This nifty button also manages playback, calls, and voice-assistant access. Rounding out its athletic credentials, the E9truly wireless is both IPX5 and IPX7 water-resistant. Run in the rain and wash off the sweat after your workout.
Immerse yourself and let the music motivate
Sensitive φ 6 mm (1/4˝) rare-earth-magnet drivers and the AAC codec via Bluetooth® 5.0 wireless technology bring the bass punch and dynamic energy you need to immerse, focus, and stay in the zone when exercising. Ear Direct Mount Structure avoids sound-damping issues by aiming the drivers directly into the inner ear, making music an internal force that pushes you forward.
Avoid vehicles you can't see
Ambient awareness earphone tips have thin slits that are uniquely designed to allow a certain amount of external sound in, so you can stay aware of your surroundings and avoid bikes or cars that approach unexpectedly when you're jogging.
Hear announcements at the touch of a button
Ambient Awareness Mode connects you to the outside world at moments when you need to hear an announcement, such as on public transport. With a tap on the left earphone button, the mic turns on and captures outside sound while audio volume is attenuated so you can hear clearly.
Note: When Ambient Awareness Mode is ON, noise may occur when touching earphones since external sound is collected with built-in mic.
Excellent stability for workouts
Secure ear fins supplied in S/M/L sizes assure a perfect fit for your ear size. The fins fit over the auricle and keep the earphones in place, and are ideal for aerobic exercise. Athletes wanting extra peace of mind can attach the supplied leash to the earphones, preventing loss should one come free.
Marathon battery life provides 5-hours of playtime
The E9truly wireless exels with five-hour wireless playback, enough to play music for the typical duration of a marathon for the average distance runner—or to cover your commute each way to work or school. You can recharge three times on the go via the carry case, extending total listening time to about 20 hours, or use Fast Charge for an hour's playback in just 15 minutes.
IPX7 and IPX5 certified
The E9truly wireless is among the few wireless earphones to feature both IPX5 and IPX7 certification. The earphones are water-resistant and washable*. Continue enjoying your music as you run in the rain, and wash off the sweat when you've finished your workout.
* Please refer to the product manual instructions before washing earphones.
Auto-Pairing and Auto Power ON/OFF
The E9truly wireless earphones power up and enter pairing mode automatically when removed from their carry case. There are no button-pushes required when connecting for the first time: just select them from available devices shown on your smartphone screen. After that, the earphones will connect to that device automatically. And when you're done, the earphones power off and start recharging when placed back in the case.
Easy access to music, calls, and voice assistant
Tap the sides of the earphones to access functions such as playback control (skip forward/back), call management (accept/end/reject), and voice assistant. Triple-tap the button to activate the Google Assistant and Siri on supported devices.
- Fully Enclosed Dynamic Earphones
- 20 Hz–20 kHz
- 6 mm
- 12 g (0.42 oz.)
- silicon tips (S/M/L), Ambient awareness earphone tips (S/M/L), Secure ear fins (S/M/L), USB Type-C charging cable, carry case, earphone leash, instructions
*IPX5 Offers protection from a 6.3mm spray of water (12.5 liters per minute) in any direction for at least 3 minutes
*IPX7 Offers protection from immersion up to one meter and up to 30 minute
Specifications and design are subject to change without notice. Do not listen through headphones at an uncomfortable volume or at loud levels for long periods. Set the volume to low when you first plug in. Do not use when the headphones would be an unsafe distraction, such as while driving, biking, or crossing a street.
"PIONEER" and the Pioneer logo are registered trademarks of Pioneer Corporation and are used under license.
The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google LLC.
© 2019 Pioneer & Onkyo U.S.A. Corporation. All rights reserved


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Meet us In: Costa Rica (for so cheap!)
We mixed a little business with pleasure and enjoyed a Funday Sunday at the Four Seasons for next to nothing!
Thanks to a business trip in the Liberia region of Costa Rica, I had the most fabulous opportunity to spend the weekend in the touristic zone of the country. On Sunday, we headed to the Four Seasons in the Peninsula Papagayo, one of the most opulent and glamorous beach side resorts I had ever visited- and the whole day cost just under $70 USD! It was so inexpensive for such an luxurious retreat that I felt like I was stealing, except I wasn't, and the entire staff wanted to make sure I felt like a VIP staying in a $10,000 per night villa.
During our conference, one of our local friends told us about an offer the Four Seasons had where for $200, up to 4 people, could indulge in a day pass that included access to the gym, spa, pools, private beaches, and activities. Plus, $100 of the $200 would be applied towards food and drink.
Was this for real? One of the world's most amazing hotels was THIS accessible? I spend about that on just tip when I staycation in Miami for the day, I couldn't believe that we were on an exotic peninsula, surrounded by water, thick and lush mountains, and everyone at our absolute beck and call
So off we went like a bunch of kids on their way to Disney World, so excited we woke up bright eyed and bushy tailed at 6 am for the 45 min drive up and down the beautiful winding roads that felt like we were being coaxed into sin. And we were a bunch of willing gullible fools.
Upon arrival, we were greeted by the amazing staff who already knew my name. Immediately we were escorted to the spa where we each were given a locker with a robe and towels. The spa was small but it had it ALL... including hot and cold pools facing the ocean where I swore never to leave this oasis, not even if there was a fire!
e headed to the gym for an AM sweat sesh- where I worked out so hard because the ocean and mountain view distracted me from the lactic acid building up all over my body and the buckling of my knees. After an hour or so we headed back to the spa. Till noon we enjoyed the showers, pools, saunas, and amenities. They don't have a steam room, but frankly, as humid as Costa Rica is, you simply need to just stand outside for a similar effect. Besides, the place is so grand, I barely noticed.
With our bellies yearning for yuca fries and champagne, we headed down to the pool bar and like Abracadabra... *poof*... our lounge chairs were ready and so were we for a swim. Before we could squeeze the water out of our hair, the servers were brining our champagne glasses (I mean they were THIS close to walking into the pool themselves to ensure he placed the glass in our hands). Gosh, I am such a sucker for good service!
The day began to get a bit cloudy and the rain started slowly pounding the pavement. As the clouds rolled in, we headed to the beach to watch them take over.
Nestled between two private beaches surrounded by mountains, the clouds gave the skies a majestic, almost romantic vibe. I would rarely say that about clouds on holiday. As an avid sun worshiper and beach hopper, nothing dampens my vacay mood more than overcast, but in Costa Rica, it just added to the glamour of the place.
Unlike Miami or the Caribbean, the waters aren't turquoise or mint. They are barely even clear. This is thanks to the dark volcanic sands surrounding the country. Nonetheless, it accented the magic of the beach and behaved like a mirror as the clouds rolled in. So pretty!
We played in the rain, frolicked in the water, and then napped on the beachside lounge chairs like a bunch of babies. I kept repeating to myself: I can't believe I'm here!
After a full day of resort living, we went back to the spa for a final shower and dip in the pools. As day turned into night, the grey clouds of the afternoon transitioned into black and purple, and with them came one of the most spectacular light show I had ever seen. Lighting strikes so vivid it felt like I was the target. Scary, but too cool to look away. Costa Rica really is a natural phenomenon- one not to be missed.
Even at the starting rate of $700 per night, I'd go back in a heart beat... ok maybe not, but the day pass fulfilled all of our fantasies, gave us all the frills, and covered lunch and a few cocktails.
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Only a tiny proportion of buyers suspending their travel
Business travel in Europe is holding up despite the recent attacks in Paris, a new survey says. Just a tiny proportion of travel buyers are temporarily stopping their travel.
Airlines and travel technology firms say flight bookings dropped in the immediate aftermath of the November 13 attacks, according to the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) survey, but analysts claim this was mainly due to leisure travellers, who are more sensitive to security.
The association said its survey of travel buyers showed 79% of European business travel buyers believed it was important that travel within Europe continued as usual, despite the recent terrorist activity.
Only 1% of those surveyed said they had suspended travel within Europe, while 47% reported no change and 26% said their company's travel within Europe was slightly reduced.
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British Grand Prix – Preview
It's Coming Home – Formula 1 returns home this weekend for the 10th race of a fascinating season. Will Lewis Hamilton prevail to reignite his season?
It's Coming Home – Formula 1 returns home this weekend for the 10th race of a fascinating season. Will Lewis Hamilton prevail to reignite his season?
The Formula 1 circus comes to Austria this weekend with the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Styria hosting the 10th race of 2018.
After a 10 year absence, the French Grand Prix returns to Formula 1. The oldest Grand Prix race returns to Circuit Paul Ricard with many pundits and fans hoping for an exciting race.
A preview of the 2018 Canadian Grand Prix. The Canadian Grand Prix is the 7th race on the 2018 F1 calendar and is held at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montreal. Last years race was won by Mercedes Lewis Hamilton.
After dominating the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton will be hoping to have a similar result in Monaco this weekend and extend his lead in the Drivers Championship over rival Sebastian Vettel.
The Ashes – A seven week long battle, for what must be the smallest trophy in sport, starts again on 23rd November in Brisbane. Australia play host to England down under for the five Test series.
Picking a player from Category D, someone who could score you reliable points in Fanto's Fantasy Open 2017 contest is like throwing darts blindfolded
Chris Wood Has 'The Pedigree' but can a back-in-form Chris Wood roll back the years at the Open at Royal Birkdale and clinch an unlikely victory?
Following on from our tip for Category A, we've pinpointed a player in Category B in the shape of Adam Scott, another player who broke his major duck at the Masters. Like Garcia, Adam also has a little history with the Open.
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text: Hi all This week's big release is Ready Player One, which is expected to top the box office in the USA. As to here, I don't know, given that Pacific Rim failed to dethrone Black Panther last weekend. In fact it only came in third behind Tomb Raider. Speaking of top performers, forgot to mention a few weeks back that I've replaced the Top Ten commercial and Top Ten Nouveau lists with one Top Twenty list, mainly because I no longer reliably receive the Nouveau list. On the plus side, I'm also showing the earnings for each title which makes for interesting comparisons. With Black Panther at 85 mill as of last weekend, the magic 100 is within reach ... first time ever for the local market. The other big release, aimed at a younger audience and families, is Peter Rabbit, which has had some purists up in arms about the "licence" the makers took with Potter's original character. It didn't do so well Stateside but did do extremely well in the UK on opening week last week. Then we have a local Afrikaans chick-flick to provide some comic relief. Rounding out the lineup, Tyler Perry is back with a dark female revenge story, while Helen Mirren exposes her dark side in the spooky Winchester. On the art circuit we have Helen (again) and Donald Sutherland taking a look at life as we age, while there is a limited release of a faith-based film about a Chinese/Scottish olympic athlete. Lastly India supplies two new movies tomorrow, including Baaghi 2 which features lots of bare male chest for those that like that sort of thing... On the previews side, there are isolated previews for the new South African western Five Fingers for Marseilles, while animated film Here Comes the Grump is showing three times daily all Easter weekend at multiple locations. As per usual, if you're on the roads over Easter, please take care... 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He ended it with the Latin phrase, "Tuti homini" - Blessed be mankind. A women's rights group approached the pope the next day. They noticed that the pope had blessed all of mankind, but not womankind. So the next day, after his sermon, the pope concluded by saying, "Tuti homini, et tuti femini" - Blessed be mankind and womankind. The next day, a gay-rights group approached the pope. They said that they noticed that he had blessed mankind and womankind, and asked if he could also bless those who are gay. The pope said, "Sure." The next day, the pope concluded his sermon with, "Tuti homeni, et tuti femini, et tuti fruiti." --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two Asian heroin addicts have injected themselves with curry powder by mistake. Both are in intensive care... 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PROPERTY NEWS - For most of us, undergoing a detox often involves drinking copious amounts of herbal juices or tea for a week or two, but not many of us apply the same practice to extracting the toxins lurking in and around our homes.
Recent studies show that many of our traditional household and personal care products could have negative health effects on our bodies given the chemical content that, up until now, has been largely misunderstood by consumers.
In addition, environmental toxins have increased, given the state of the world around us.
That being said, there is a huge degree of benefit to cleansing your home of toxic influences, some of which you may not even be aware of. So which potential toxins could be hiding in plain sight and what can you do to get rid of them?
One of the most important areas to target when detoxing any home is the air quality. Things like vacuuming or constant entering and exiting your home can unearth or bring in many airborne toxins without you even realising, particularly in winter when there's more dust in the air and windows are closed to keep our homes warm.
It may therefore be worthwhile investing in portable air purifiers or keeping house plants in every room, as they act as natural air purifiers.
It's also advisable to opt for pure beeswax candles as opposed to normal candles or scented wall plug products, as these could release harmful toxins such as phthalates and benzene when burning.
It may come as a surprise, but your mattress could be loaded with flame retardant chemicals which can have a negative effect on your endocrine system. Most mattresses that were manufactured before 2015 were sprayed with these chemicals, so be sure to check with the supplier or manufacturer whether your mattress is certified to be chemical-free.
It's also worthwhile vacuuming your mattress on a weekly basis to get rid of any dust or toxins that may have found their way into your mattress during the week.
It's a scary fact, but some of your plastic-wrapped grocery products could contain traces of chemicals found in jet fuel.
Furthermore, some plastic containers (especially cheap ones) can leach out a hormone-affecting chemical known as bisphenol-A or BPA, so avoid plastics marked with a BPA content of 7, and never place these in the microwave or dishwasher as BPA leaches out when heated.
The less plastic in your home, the better, so rather store food items in glass jars or cardboard containers where possible.
A simple way to prevent toxins such as pesticides and dust from entering your home is to leave your shoes at the door, or even better, make your home a shoe-free zone.
Opt to go barefoot or purchase a pair of house slippers to wear indoors. Alternatively, buy a doormat and place it vertically at your front door so more of the dirt and toxins can be wiped away before entering your home.
Cleaning products are perhaps one of the greatest culprits when it comes to toxins and chemicals in your home and are a big contributor towards respiratory issues. It's therefore strongly recommended that you look for greener, non-toxic alternatives when it comes to cleaning products.
Everyday ingredients such as baking soda, water, lemon peel and white vinegar can be used as natural detergents and household cleaners and won't damage your health or the environment.
For example, vinegar can be used instead of bleach and baking soda can be used to remove mould from tiles or grouting. Furthermore, essential oils like tea tree or cinnamon can be used as healthier, natural disinfectants.
Be detox savvy when shopping
One final step in detoxing is simply reading and understanding the labels of the products you buy - from foods to face creams. When it comes to skincare products, avoid anything that includes coal tar, formaldehyde, lead acetate, petroleum (including mineral oil), phenylenediamine, alpha hydroxy acids or silica. Opt for chemical-free or organic alternatives, or even have a go at making your own skin care products using natural ingredients such as beeswax, shea butter or nut oils.
Food-wise, don't purchase anything with artificial flavourants or colourants, as these can add unnecessary toxins and chemicals into your body without you even realising.
While there are many more ways to prevent toxins and chemicals from unnecessarily entering our homes, successfully detoxing your home is more about being conscious than it is about being preventative, as we can't truly stop our homes or our bodies from being exposed to the world around us.
At the end of the day, educating yourself as much as possible about household toxins and chemicals will go a long way to ensuring that you aren't exposing yourself or your family to anything harmful, and starting the road towards a lifetime of health and well-being.
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Architecture Skyscraper: Kempinski Hotel and Residences SailTower. Inspired by the waterfront qualities of its site, the environmentally- and culturally-sensitive Kempinski Hotel Sail Tower explores the concept of an 'architectural sail'. Derived as an expression of the building functions and occupant activity rather than nautical utility, the sail elements create varying surface texture and effect. Integrated LED lights embedded in the sails emit a soft, low light that can be programmed to move gradually over the building, mimicking the wave of a sail in the ocean breeze.
The sails, designed to be prefabricated off-site, are composed of aluminum frames wrapped with a durable, Teflon-coated synthetic fabric (Gore-Tenara). Erected off-site and flat-packed, the units can be transported by elevator to each floor, expanded with an internal screw jack 'mast' mechanism, and set in place. The program for the 60-story, 63,000 sm building mixes a 242-key luxury hotel, 104 residential units, amenities, support spaces, and 600-car enclosed parking.
The building massing is oriented to optimize water views, minimize solar exposure, and shade the entrance court. Analyzed using Ecotect software, the calibrated angles of the sails provide protection from sun and wind, direct views to the water, and increased privacy for each unit, turning as the building rises and the balcony depths increase.
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Apple's lab rats wear Lululemon. For the past two years, Apple paid people to exercise in a top-secret testing center wearing elaborate monitoring gear that made them look like Bane at a CrossFit gym.
The whole operation was so secretive Apple didn't bother telling the people why they were strapping big blue oxygen masks on and hitting the rowing machine every day.
It shut the employees in these sterile, eerie all-white lab rooms that approximate weather conditions from around the world that straight-up look like a mad scientist's torture chamber.
Maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't be down to be part of a super-secret health experiment in an actual sketchy alley laboratory unless I knew why, but I'm assuming Apple paid these people well enough to compensate for their transformation into sweaty guinea pigs. And the yoga does look relaxing if you could get past being covered in mysterious equipment of unknown purpose and having an iPad for a yoga teacher:
I guess all's well that ends well: The years-long experiment was merely a highly coordinated vector of a multipronged plan by a multinational company of almost unimaginable wealth to amass more power by coax money from ordinary people by convincing them that an object was scientifically likely to substantially increase their health. Just normal stuff!!!! #WoD
So if Apple's exercise lab is so secret, why let ABC News in? Well, HealthKit is one of the most anticipated features on Apple Watch, but it's a totally unproven fitness tracker (and it's probably not going to be that great at first, since almost all of Apple's 1.0 debuts have been pretty aggressively mediocre). No matter how impressed/vaguely unsettled you are by Apple's commitment to secretive health experiments, all this video shows is that the company did use humans to test HealthKit, and no, it didn't give a shit about how creepy they looked while testing. The verdict's still out on whether Apple Watch will actually be a decent fitness tracker.
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Mattel Launches Bowie-Inspired Barbie Doll
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The new collectible puts the doll in an outfit harking back to the Ziggy Stardust era
Mattel has announced a new Barbie doll which sees it dressed in David Bowie's infamous Ziggy Stardust outfit.
The collectible item, dubbed Barbie as Bowie, includes the jumpsuit and red platform boots that Bowie wore for live shows throughout the era of the persona, as well as the circular forehead emblem and red hair. It's been created in partnership with the 2019 David Bowie Archive.
You can get a look at it for yourself here.
A 50th anniversary edition of David Bowie's 'Space Oddity', which sees the track reissued as part of a 7" box set, is out today.
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A latest research indicated that, for each 2.5 million properties in the USA, the garage door is opened by a toddler. By that very same token, there are an equal variety of properties through which a toddler isn't conscious that their mother and father dwell within the residence. As we speak's fashionable door is without doubt one of the most necessary sides of our properties, however it may be problematic for folks with younger kids and on younger bicycles.
In fact, the door isn't the one factor your children will see in the home whereas they're younger. At first, they'll discover that issues transfer round, and their curiosity might immediate them to play peek-a-boo. You may additionally be tempted to encourage this habits by leaving toys mendacity round the home in order that your little one can see what's going on. This might sound to go alongside approach in letting your little one know that they're within the residence, however when you do not have toys round that may elicit such a response, you might be prone to discover that you're coping with the identical drawback that you simply had been when your little one was in daycare.
The principle drawback with that is that kids are very visible creatures. They might not suppose they see one thing transferring or banging round the home, however they see every part. In case you are not cautious, they could uncover that you're as much as one thing and take issues into their very own arms.
One other necessary concern is that kids will suppose that they'll open your storage door by themselves. Mother and father might really feel responsible for pondering this, however this may occur and it's as much as us to maintain our youngsters protected. If we assume the worst about our youngsters, it's as a result of we now have set a security routine for ourselves that they can't perceive.
Even when we put a lock on the storage door, we're setting ourselves up for catastrophe. Most burglars are skilled to select locks, and can guarantee that they're within the storage space when the door is unlocked.
Doorways will then be picked up and opened, and any private possessions shall be stolen. Even for those who do not suppose that your storage is a haven for thieves, it's clever to lock your doorways after darkish and take your bike inside. Particularly in case you are not close to a house or constructing that's safe, it's not well worth the danger.
One thing else that kids don't notice is that there are literally fairly just a few elements to the storage door, they usually might choose off the nuts and bolts that join the door to the tracks. It's a good suggestion to vary the entire bolts recurrently, as it is a good strategy to stop the door from locking up and locking a toddler out of the home.
Whereas altering the nuts and bolts would possibly appear to be an costly proposition, it's cheaper than getting your little one locked out. If you wish to lower your expenses, take into account shopping for a storage door opener as an alternative of changing the entire tracks. Storage door openers are very simple to put in, and they're going to enable your little one to entry the storage even when the tracks are damaged.
Garages have at all times been a preferred place for youngsters to play, and fogeys usually suppose that they are going to be protected if the storage isn't positioned in the lounge. Many kids are invited into the house, and but, these areas appear to develop into tougher to entry over time.
As soon as the door turns into extra acquainted, it turns into more durable to regulate the kid when she or he steps inside. One of the simplest ways to deal with this concern is to put in a digicam that's hidden from view. Then, the father or mother has a way of safety whereas they're away.
One other good purpose to have a digicam is that it permits you to monitor your little one whereas they're outdoors. Actually, you must keep away from placing a digicam close to the observe so that you could at all times see your little one when they're inside the home.
On the daycare heart, the monitor is ready to see them, however it may be very troublesome to see them whereas the kid is outdoors. If the kid is in peril, it's inconceivable to see them for those who do not need a strategy to catch them.