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Renewable Energy and Cross-Border Prospects *10/13/14, Peter K. Nance, ICF International The current power trade between the United States and Mexico is relatively small, and the renewable sector in Mexico remains underdeveloped. Yet, encouraging market dynamics gives ample reason to pay attention to this area. Fed Up With Federal Inaction, States Act Alone on Cap-and-Trade* *10/13/14, Nick Cunningham , OilPrice.com California has entered into a partnership with the Canadian province of Quebec to link up their carbon markets. It's a small step, but the two have already created the largest carbon market in North America. Making solar power’s future even brighter* *10/13/14, Dan Liggett, geoAMPS Companies have experienced 35 percent savings in their solar panel field project costs through greater efficiencies. Generating profits with wind energy* *10/13/14*, Thomas Zirngibl, TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH The experts from TÜV SÜD underline how comprehensive due diligence can prevent investments from being ‘gone with the wind’.
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SolarCity’s CTO Peter Rive on Solar Power Plus Energy Storage SolarCity, the nation's largest residential solar installer and financier, is coupling Tesla's battery-based energy storage hardware with its rooftop solar systems. Peter Rive, the co-founder and CTO of SolarCity, spoke at last week's Energy Storage North America conference and said that the standard offering from SolarCity could eventually include storage. Rive added that the combination of solar and storage "won't look that much different for the customer," but that "the benefit to the customer will be that you will have a little backup power." Palen solar power project near Joshua Tree scrapped A proposed “tower power” solar power plant near Joshua Tree National Park that drew heavy opposition from environmental groups has been scrapped. Why Solar Power Is Taking Off At Airports Across The Country “Airport interest in solar energy is growing rapidly as a way to reduce airport operating costs and to demonstrate commitment to sustainable airport development,” says the website of Harris Miller Miller & Hanson Inc.. Wind power needs subsidy to compete in US, says Siemens The US wind power industry still needs subsidy to compete with fossil fuels, according to Germany’s Siemens, one of the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturers.
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News

Solar Power International 2014 Special Newspage

Efficiency Enhancements to Define Solar PV Technology Roadmap for the Next Five Years, According to NPD Solarbuzz

Ecotech Institute Releases Free, Comprehensive Wind and Solar Green Energy eBooks

SPI 2014 - Applied Energy Technologies (AET) Unveils First-in-Kind Shade Cover and Disconnect Mounting Kit for its Rayport-I Solar Inverter Mounting Kit

REA and STA to go separate ways

SPI 2014 - Exosun innovates and launches SMARTracking: up to 5% more energy yield than other competitive single-axis solar trackers

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Events

INTERSOLAR INDIA 2014
Nov 18 - 20 2014, Mumbai, India

U.S. SOLAR MARKET INSIGHT CONFERENCE
Dec 08 - 10 2014, San Diego, CA

OFFSHORE ACCOMMODATION & ACCESS CONFERENCE
Dec 09 - 10 2014, London, UK

SOLAR POWER GENERATION USA
Feb 04 - 05 2015, San Diego, CA

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