ZigBee ALLIANCE Debuts Battery-Free Option with New GReen Power Feature
Product manufacturers gain a new choice for wirelessly networking energy harvesting devices
DuPont Celebrates Sustainable Agriculture at Harborview Farms
Solar Power Advances Farming Practices and Promotes Sustainable Methods of
Energy Generation, Food Production and Crop Protection
More Than a Third of U.S. Solar Installers Say Permitting Requirements Limit Growth
Clean Power Finance today unveiled a nationwide study of solar permitting and the obstacle it poses to the widespread adoption of residential solar. The study, the largest of its kind to date, provides quantifiable evidence of the negative effects complex permitting regulations have on U.S. solar installers and also on the authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs), including municipalities and utilities, who oversee permitting processes.
Clean Power Finance undertook the study as part of preparations for the National Solar Permitting Database (NSPD), a free, online database of permitting requirements from across the U.S. that is funded in part by Clean Power Finance and in part by a Department of Energy SunShot Initiative grant. The study's objective is to establish baseline metrics prior to the deployment of the NSPD that can be compared to metrics taken after the NSPD is fully implemented, and to provide direction to the industry about areas for improvement.
"Strong initial interest in the National Solar Permitting Database makes it clear that people want to address permitting obstacles but aren't quite sure where to start," said James Tong, senior director at Clean Power Finance and project lead. "This study provides valuable data that will help identify areas for improvement and cooperation that will bring down costs for everyone and advance the adoption of solar."
More Than a Third of U.S. Solar Installers Say Permitting Requirements Limit Growth
Largest Survey of Solar Installers Demonstrates Real-World Impacts of Permitting Red Tape
Japan Solar PV Project Finance Announced
WIRSOL and Greenpower Capital form Joint Venture for funding Mega-Solar Projects
JLM Energy Inc. and Lake Wind Power Announce Integrated Partnership for Renewable Energy Commercial Applications
Breakthrough Renewable Energy Products Available for New York and Wyoming
Morgan Thermal Ceramics announces extensive range of Mastics for maintenance and hot spot repair
These products can be used in any types of boilers. Heat recovery steam generators are related to renewable energy because they can use a gas turbine to produce high reliability electricity, allowing them to be greener and energy self-reliant.
MOTECH's manufactured-in-Delaware solar panels used by EnterSolar for large Ultrachem PV installation in Delaware
The system was installed on the roof of Ultrachem's Corporate Headquarters located in New Castle, Delaware and will generate enough energy to serve the entire annual electricity needs of the Ultrachem facility.
Going Solar: Modern Technology At Historic Bed & Breakfast
A historic inn aims to attract environmentally conscious guests and save money, too, with the first solar photovoltaic system to generate clean electricity at a Virginia bed & breakfast.
Bioprocessing Facilities: The Cost Effective Way to Investigate How Products Respond To Scale-Up
Gain full access to bioprocessing facility at Bio-based Chemicals Conference and Exhibition
Online Curriculum at core of new MAGE SOLAR ACADEMY 2013 Course Schedule for Q1 and Q2
Student-friendly online format for convenient distance learning; Seminars and workshops for general public round off curriculum
Ecomech LLC, Geothermal Awarded WaterFurnace GeoPro Designation
Atlanta Geothermal dealer, Ecomech LLC., achieves WaterFurnace GeoPro Designation
GE Reaches Milestone for Wind Installations as US Industry Heads for Cliff
GE last month celebrated its 20,000th wind turbine installation, a gargantuan achievement given the US power generation giant only stepped into the sector in 2002 when it purchased the wind power assets from recently bankrupted Enron.
In many ways, GE's meteoric rise tracks the growth of the global industry. From a cumulative global capacity of 31.1GW globally, the US and China each hit the 50GW milestone this year, and Europe's installed capacity reached 100GW.
"Ten years ago we had 2,000 units across the globe, today we have over 20,000 units. It's gone from being a very small part of power generation installs over the last four years," said Matt Guyette, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer for GE Wind.
The US wind industry has added more than 35% of all new generating capacity over the past five years, second only to natural gas, and more than nuclear and coal combined, according to the American Wind Energy Association.
Baker Electric Solar Taps Cal State San Marcos Senior Experience Talent
Baker Electric Solar is pleased to announce it has completed the sixth Cal State San Marcos Senior Experience Project sponsored by the Baker Electric companies. The BES Fall 2012 Senior Experience Project was presented by the CSUSM team of business students on Dec. 13 at the Senior Experience Trade Show.
Solar Energy International Releases Industry Leading Textbook Series and eBooks
Solar training programs all over the U.S. have adopted SEI's Solar Electric Handbook as the primary textbook for technical renewable energy training and workforce development.
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