EnergySage - 2015 Solar Installer Survey Report
We are noticing a major shift in the way todays homeowners shop for solar. The era of the solar "hard sell" is coming to an end - solar shoppers are educating themselves about all their options beforehand, and placing more value in the ability to compare multiple quotes before they commit.
Pattern Energy Completes 150 MW Amazon Wind Farm in Indiana
Grows portfolio to 16 operational wind facilities with a total owned capacity of 2,282 MW
First Solar, California Utility Sign Agreements for 500MW
Power to come from projects in California, Nevada and Arizona
Utility becomes First Solars largest off-taker
Solar Panel Owners: More Consistent Power, Electrical Energy Security, and Hydrogen
Franklin-Thomas configures their generator to integrate with solar panel systems. It may also produce a vast amount of hydrogen.
Leading Brazilian developer highlights role of Vaisala's remote sensing system in improving accuracy of wind estimates critical to project success
PEC Energia, one of Brazil's foremost renewable energy developers, is nearing completion of a $435 million, 150 MW wind park in the northeastern state of Pernambuco, and, during the project development stages, relied on Vaisala's Triton remote sensing system for crucial wind measurement data.
Panasonic Enables European Homeowners to Discover Benefits of Going Solar
Easy-to-use online simulation brings solar system design design and financial savings to life
SR05 by Hukseflux is the most affordable digital solar radiation sensor meeting ISO requirements
Hukseflux, a leading manufacturer of pyranometers, both in market share and technology, has launched the new SR05 pyranometer. SR05 is the most affordable digital pyranometer meeting ISO 9060 second class requirements. The pyranometer has unique features and significant benefits for installation in large networks and systems.
Sun Brilliance plans 25 MW Solar Farm near Perth
Sun Brilliance, a Perth-based solar power systems integrator, is progressing plans to set up a 25 MW Solar Power Plant on 60 ha of land on the outskirts of Perth for a project cost of $42 Million.
Canadian Solar to Supply 60 MWp of PV Modules and Power Stations for Windsor Solar Project to Samsung and Connor, Clark & Lunn
Canadian Solar Inc. (the "Company", or "Canadian Solar") (NASDAQ: CSIQ), one of the world's largest solar power companies, today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Canadian Solar Solutions Inc., has secured contracts to supply 50 MW AC (60 MW DC) of MaxPower CS6X Ontario-made solar panels and 30 medium voltage power stations for the Windsor Solar LP facility. This utility-scale solar project, developed by Samsung Renewable Energy Inc. ("Samsung") and Connor, Clark and Lunn Infrastructure ("CC&L Infrastructure"), will be built in the City of Windsor, Ontario.
SMA Further Expands Successful Commercial Lineup with 30 kW Sunny Tripower
New Cost-Optimized, Decentralized Solution Boasts Larger Power Class
Solar Brings in $25.3 Billion in Investments in 2015, Mercom Report
The solar industry is continuing to gain steam. Last year it raised $25.3 billion, only slightly less than the $26.5 billion raised in 2014, according to a new Mercom Capital report. However, certain sectors of the solar industry set records last year, particularly commercial and residential solar funds, which raised $5.5 billion. In addition venture capital invested $1.1 billion in 2015.
Juno spacecraft breaks solar power distance record
Jim Sharkey for SpaceFlight Insider: NASA’s Juno mission has broken the record for distance traveled by a solar-powered spacecraft. Juno reached this milestone at 11 a.m. PST (2 p.m. EST) on Wednesday, Jan. 13, when the spacecraft was approximately 493 million miles (793 million kilometers) from the Sun.
The record was previously held by the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft, whose orbit peaked at the 492 million-mile (792-million kilometer) mark in October 2012, during its approach to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
“Juno is all about pushing the edge of technology to help us learn about our origins,” said Scott Bolton, Juno principal investigator at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. “We use every known technique to see through Jupiter’s clouds and reveal the secrets Jupiter holds of our solar system’s early history. It just seems right that the sun is helping us learn about the origin of Jupiter and the other planets that orbit it.”
Juno is the first solar-powered spacecraft designed to operate so far from the Sun. Generating sufficient power to operate the spacecraft requires a very large area of solar cells. The four-ton Juno spacecraft carries three 30-foot (9-meter) solar arrays festooned with 18,686 individual solar cells. At Earth’s distance from the Sun, the cells can generate about 14 kilowatts of electric. The further away from the sun the spacecraft is, the lower the power its solar cell will be able to generate. Cont'd...
ACCIONA ENERGY RENEWS ITS INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 93-MEGAWATT WIND FARM IN TEXAS
The project has been acquired from developer Pioneer Green Energy
SolarWorld to supply 10.5 megawatts of solar panels for system in south-central Oregon
Project will tap companys expanding output of 72-cell modules
Most Popular Articles for 2015 - Did some of them predict the future?
Smart Homes, Robotics, Automation, Unmanned Vehicles, Solar and Wind Energy. Regardless of where you work or what you do, these topics are affecting your life and will continue to do so in the future.
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