The Evolution of Solar Power in 2017
The figures are in and with over 80 GW of new capacity installed globally, 2017 has certainly been a very bright year for the solar industry.
Oregon State University wave energy test site reaches licensing milestone
Culminating five years of work, Oregon State University has submitted a 1,000-page plan that outlines construction and operation details of a wave energy test site off the Oregon coast, along with measures to avoid, minimize and mitigate any potential environmental effects.
The independent full-scope multi-brand specialist Deutsche Windtechnik is entering the US market
The high quality of service and flexible contract options provided by the company enable new optimization potential for US operators
LONGi Solar Half-Cut Monocrystalline PERC module breaks 360W, Sets A New World Record
LONGi's singular focus on PERC technology significantly reduces the LCOE, thereby advancing grid parity and raising the technological bar in PV. PERC has emerged as a focus technology point, especially in China's "Top Runner" projects. Experts predict that by 2020, PERC will account for 65GW of capacity and about 40% of shipments.
PARAT Halvorsen to present latest green boiler technology developments at All-Energy 2018
Siemens Gamesa selected to supply 225 MW for U.S. wind project
-Siemens Gamesa to supply 98 SWT-2.3-108 wind turbines
-Blades and nacelles and hubs to come from Fort Madison, Iowa, and Hutchinson, Kansas, facilities, respectively
GEM Energy Service Group promotes Jeremy Damstra to director of service sales
Jeremy Damstra, of Avon, has been promoted to director of service sales for GEM Energy, part of the Rudolph Libbe Group, a provider of construction and facility services.
The Geothermal Resources Council Announces 2018 Amateur Photo Contest
The 39th Amateur Photo Contest winners will be announced at the GRC Annual Meeting in Reno, Nevada, USA.
The production cost of renewables undercuts fossil fuel energy and nuclear power, for the first time
• According to internal analysis of Kaiserwetter (based on data from Bloomberg, Frankfurt School and IRENA), which groups 15,000 projects and calculates investor risks in 54 countries until 2030, fossil fuels presented costs of between $49 and $174 per MWh in 2017, while renewable energies were between $35 and $54 per MWh
• Renewable energies are presented as the best alternative to the high cost of nuclear power to face decarbonization.
ABB launches world's fastest e-vehicle charger at Hannover Messe, strengthening its leadership in sustainable mobility
Commercial launch of the Terra HP fast charger places ABB at the forefront of EV-charging technology
Renewable Energy Company Solar Bankers Uses Blockchain for Solutions in Sustainable Development
Rural electrification has become a policy priority for governments in developing countries yet they often face high cost barriers to expanding the central electricity grid due to rough terrain and low population densities. Especially in Africa, population growth is outpacing the expansion of electricity supply.
ULVAC Announces the LS High-speed Series of Dry Vacuum Pump
A new series combining high pumping speed with signature low power consumption
Low carbon heat: levelling the playing field
Natural Power's Senior Renewable Heat Manager, Andy Yuill, will be joining speakers at Scottish Renewables' Low Carbon Heat Conference on 24th April 2018 at The Studio in Glasgow.
FreeWire And Off the Grid Partner to Deliver Clean Onsite Power to Weekly Street Food Events
Mobi Gen energy storage helps Off the Grid cut carbon emissions by nearly 3 tons in 2018
Maryland energy experts to officials: Efficiency is key to Maryland's clean-energy future
Marylanders who work in the growing energy efficiency sector are calling on public officials to incorporate efficiency and demand management into plans for modernizing Maryland's electric grid and building a clean energy future for the state.
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