Second Annual GEA National Geothermal Summit to Bring Top Industry and Policy Leaders to Sacramento

Confirmed speakers include California State Senator Alex Padilla; JR Delarosa, Advisor to the Governor for Renewable Energy, Office of California Gov. Jerry Brown; and Karen Douglas, Commissioner of the California Energy Commission

Ocean Power Technologies Completes Testing of Next Generation Power Take-Off

Significant milestone towards PB150 deployment off Reedsport, Oregon

Dow Corning kicks-off research activities in new €9m European development center

Silicon materials research focused on key societal challenges of renewable energy and energy efficiency

Index highlights Latin America and Caribbean clean energy opportunities

The Multilateral Investment Fund of the Inter-American Development Bank and Bloomberg New Energy Finance score 26 nations on their relative ability to foster low-carbon energy growth

Business leaders call Energiewende a threat to Germany's energy future

Germany's energy sector may become uncompetitive under current policy

Wind power: TÜV SÜD certifies DF82-1500 from Dongfang Electric New Energy Equipment

TÜV SÜD completed type certification for the DF82-1500 wind turbine made by Chinese Dongfang Electric New Energy Equipment (Hangzhou) Co. Ltd. The type certificate is a precondition for export to overseas markets and is one of the first certificates issued to a Chinese wind turbine manufacturer.

Need A Customized Bolt Tensioning Tool? Speak to Tentec at Windpower 2012

UK Bolt tensioning specialists, Tentec, offer customised bolting systems for the wide variety of wind turbines now available.

Clenergy's projects around the globe

As a global leading company in the international solar photovoltaic market, Clenergy addresses the needs of residential, corporate and utility scale customers. Clenergy's PV-ezRack series mounting systems has been widely used in China, the United States, Australia, European and many other countries since 2008.

PanelClaw to Reveal Kodiak Bear Solar Mounting System at Intersolar North America

Features include higher tilt angles and optimized module layout for increased solar energy production

Controversial clean power line is finally live

It was a project that took five years to fight off critics and secure regulatory permits. But now the Sunrise Powerlink — a transmission line to ferry clean power like solar and wind from California’s desert to its southern coastal region — is done and live, according to its owner San Diego Gas & Electric on Monday. The nearly $1.9 billion project erected giant towers and built both above ground and underground cables that now run over 110 miles from Imperial Valley to San Diego’s territory. The project required 28,000 flight hours from helicopters to complete nearly 75 percent of the towers along the way. The project uses both 500-kilovolt and 230-kilovolt lines, and it will initially be able to carry up to 800 MW of electricity (eventually the transmission rate should hit 1,000 MW).

POWER-GEN Europe to make its debut in Vienna, Austria

Commercial Attaché to Austrian Embassy unveils next year's host city as this year's event draws to a close

IEEE-Chicago Section presents "An Engineered Future" at Argonne National Laboratory

Keynote speaker Wanda Reder of S&C Electric Company will be speaking on Future Trends in the Power and Energy Industry. Wanda is the Vice President of the Power Systems Division and has consulted on projects with the largest wind power developers in the world.

Clean Energy Collective & REC Solar to Make Community Solar Available Nationwide

Community solar garden pioneer and market leader Clean Energy Collective (CEC) announced today a new partnership with San Luis Obispo, Cali.-based REC Solar, Inc. (REC).

US Navy Floats Underwater Solar-Cell Solution

A team of scientists from the US Naval Research Laboratory Electronics Science and Technology Division has developed a solar cell specifically designed for use underwater, which can efficiently absorb solar radiation up to a depth of nine meters (about 30 feet). The breakthrough may prove important to the development of underwater autonomous systems — which provide situational awareness and long-term environment monitoring — a growing market. As it now stands, the power options for these systems are cumbersome and expensive: cables connected to an onshore supply source, expensive batteries requiring frequent replacement to ensure a steady supply, or solar panels constructed on above-water platforms. Photovoltaic cells have been previously tested for underwater use, but due to the lack of sunlight penetrating the water they only had limited success.

Siliken showcases its latest development for the PV solar market at Intersolar

The online rooftop configuration tool, energyBox, and the 72-cell modules are the company's latest products

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