FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON TO DELIVER KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT "NATIONAL CLEAN ENERGY SUMMIT 7.0: PARTNERSHIP & PROGRESS" IN LAS VEGAS, SEPTEMBER 4
Hillary Rodham Clinton Will Cap a Day of Discussion and Exchange Focusing on Growing our Clean Energy Economy through Partnership and Collaboration
IPVEA TO STUDY GLOBAL SOLAR PV SUPPLY CHAIN
Organisation partners with Solar PV Consulting, solar C-Level business facilitator, to get pulse of worldwide PV industry
----Forthcoming report's aim is to drive down costs of the solar PV industry, while ensuring optimization for all solar stakeholders
A promising start to new clean energy investment in 2014
New clean energy investment increases 14% year-on-year to $61.0 billion----
Project finance rises to $36.6 billion although deal numbers hit four-year low----
Strong public markets activity with issuances hitting 11-quarter high
New York City Ranks 8th Among Major Cities for Installed Solar
With the cost of solar coming down, growing awareness of the benefits of solar power is emerging as a mainstream energy solution with widespread benefits for our health, our economy and the environment
Masdar Institute and NEST AS partnering to build Thermal Energy Storage Solution
Masdar Institute of Science and Technology and NEST AS are planning to develop a large-scale thermal energy storage technology (TES) pilot in Masdar City in preparation for MENA's emerging CSP industry.
Storage opportunities for CSP in United States subject of webinar
Concentrated solar power's unique storage value is set to be discussed in a webinar featuring experts from SEIA, Abengoa and SolarReserve.
Chile debates green tax that can make CSP more competitive
Within the tax reform that is currently under debate in Chile's parliament, there is a plan to tax the CO2 emissions from thermoelectric plants over 50 MWt. The idea is to charge US$ 5 per tonne of CO2 discharged.
CA Lottery Hits Jackpot with Solar and Ice-based Energy Storage
The Pavilion of CA Lottery Uses Ice Storage and Solar Panels to Achieve Net Zero.
Solar Tracking Technology
The demand for trackers has expanded significantly in recent years as more reliable and cost-effective solutions come to market. According to a recent study by Transparency Market Research, the global installed capacity for solar trackers is estimated to reach almost 9 GW by 2020.
The Benefits of Power Optimizers
Power optimizers are a module-level power electronics (MLPE) solution that can be affixed on-site or embedded during the manufacturing process as a replacement for the junction box.
MIT, Harvard scientists study how to produce solar power without sunlight
A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University are working on a technology that wouldn't require sunlight to produce solar power.
The team is developing a material that can absorb the sun's heat and store the energy in a chemical form, ready to be released "on-demand," according to a release.
The technology could be used for heating buildings, cooking or other uses where heat, rather than electricity, is the desired output.
In a release, researchers describe the technology behind the system:
"Some molecules, known as photoswitches, can assume either of two different shapes, as if they had a hinge in the middle. Exposing them to sunlight causes them to absorb energy and jump from one configuration to the other, which is then stable for long periods of time.
Scots' heat victory cemented by launch of new government scheme
Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive tweak could help thousands out of fuel poverty
Beaumont Solar Wins New England SunPower Award
Beaumont Solar, a leader in the New England solar market located in New Bedford, MA, was recently named New England 2013 Dealer of the Year by SunPower , a California-based solar manufacturer whose solar energy systems are the most rigorously tested power systems on the market today.
EU PVSEC 2014: Call for Papers Receives Great Response
• More than 1,500 contributions apply for presentation in Amsterdam
GTM Research - Chinese solar-panel prices rising 20% in the U.S.
The price of Chinese-made solar panels delivered to the U.S. could increase by up to 20% by the end of the year, GTM Research said Thursday.
The increase is due to supply constraints, rising input costs, and the ongoing trade dispute between the two countries, the Boston-based green-energy consultancy said in a report.
Chinese-made modules are significantly cheaper than those made in other areas, and GTM Research estimated they were 55% of total modules shipped to the U.S. last year.
Chinese firms are quoting modules at 80 cents to 85 cents per watt for delivery in the second half of the year, compared to 70 cents per watt at the end of 2013, the report said.
The ongoing U.S.-China trade case is the "primary driver" behind the price increase, the report said.
More duties on Chinese and Taiwanese solar modules would push up U.S. pricing beyond current levels, as the firms would pass on tariff-induced penalties onto customers or contract out cell and module production to vendors based in higher-cost countries such as India, South Korea, and Malaysia, GTM Research said.
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