KYOCERA's Accumulated Solar Module Production Exceeds 5GW; 1.4GW Targeted for FY2015
Company marks June 21 World Solar Day by working to make solar energy more widely usable, in combination with storage and communications technologies
GREEN POWER EMC PROJECT TO BOOST GEORGIA'S SUPPLY OF SOLAR ENERGY
The ground-mounted solar project will be constructed near Hazlehurst, Ga., in Jeff Davis County.
Governor Patrick Keynote Speaker Monday at PV America
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick will give the keynote address Monday at 4 p.m. during the general session of PV America 2014.
Solectria Renewables Adds to its Transformerless Residential Inverter Series
These inverters are the best residential solutions available in the inverter market today.
Clean Footprint Offers Solar Financing Solutions to Developers at PV America
Solar development and finance company executives traveled to Boston conference to meet with PV project developers to assist with solar financing
Geothermal Resources Council Announces Scholarship Winners
$15,000 in Scholarship Awards will be presented at the 2014 GRC Annual Meeting
Baker Electric Solar Wins 2014 EAR Award for Effective Advertising on Radio
Baker Electric Solar won a 2014 EAR Award for Effective Advertising on Radio from the San Diego Radio Broadcasters Association. The radio endorsement campaign featuring LaDona Harvey ran on AM 600 KOGO, San Diego's Breaking News & Traffic Station.
China Might Be Winning The Race To Reduce Solar Costs
Many people, even fanatical advocates of solar power, are unaware quite how close we are to reaching a critical milestone in the industry. Within a fairly short space of time, solar generated electricity will be fully cost competitive with coal-powered electricity -- at least if the governments of the world’s two largest energy consuming nations have their way.
Both the U.S. and China have a stated goal of reducing the cost of solar generated electricity to that level, and quickly. How they are going about it says a lot about how each economic system works.
In the U.S., despite the complaints of some that a drift toward government control is taking place, private initiative and free markets still rule. The Department of Energy launched the SunShot initiative in 2011, with a stated goal of reducing the cost of solar power to be fully competitive with conventional energy sources by the end of this decade. The program funds grants, incentives and competitions to encourage private sector research that will improve the efficiency and lower the cost of solar energy.
The Chinese, faced with what is in many ways a more urgent need to achieve the same thing, have taken a different approach. In a manner more in keeping with their history and current economic system, they are beating the problem over the head with piles of cash until the desired outcome is achieved. It looks, if this excellent Michael Sankowski piece at Monetary Realism is to be believed, as if they are getting mighty close.
Intersolar 2014 - Array Technologies to Exhibit at Intersolar North America 2014
ATI will showcase products and services at booth 9725
Upsolar Powers Shanghai Pudong International Airport
1.7 MW solar electric system is airport's first BIPV project
RURAL ENERGY WINS TOP HONOUR AT MAJOR GREEN AWARDS
Leading UK biomass technology expert Rural Energy has won a top honour at the renewable energy industry's major awards.
WINDFORCE trade fair and conference draw to a successful close
Optimistic closing mood despite difficult framework conditions
USA and European countries to encourage wind power development policy summary
Right now, Asia, Europe, North America are the three most developed regions of wind power, leading the development of the global wind power industry. Installed capacity of these three areas is more than 97% of the world's total installed capacity.
Clenergy launches new utility scale solar mounting system for its growing market in Japan
The new system is designed for PV-deployment with panels in landscape orientation. STV offers a wide range of adjustability and easy deployment while enabling the implementation of large arrays.
First Wind Announces Agreement with Rocky Mountain Power for Clean Energy from Largest Solar Developments in Utah
The planned 320 MW of new solar projects in Southern Utah will create 500 construction jobs, $66 million in local tax revenue and generate locally produced renewable energy
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