TrendFroce: PV Shifts its Focus to China and Battle over Domestic Demand About to Begin in 2014
Due to the EU-China trade wars and the rising of Asian markets, PV manufacutrers have started to re-adjust their strategic plans.
Innotech Solar achieves higher solar power yields thanks to positive sorting and power optimizers or micro-inverters
Plant constructed in Croatia
Green For Go: An Electric Atmosphere As Industry Specialists Gather From Around the Globe
The Battery Show and Electric & Hybrid Technology Expo open today for three days,
September 17-19.
Baker Electric Inc. and Baker Electric Solar Make Top 250 Solar Contractors List
Baker Electric Inc. and Baker Electric Solar are pleased to be ranked #45 and #112 respectively on the Solar Power World 2013 Top 250 Solar Contractors list.
Apricus To Exhibit at Solar Power International
Apricus will be exhibiting at booth 3840 at Solar Power International.
Tidal project consent drives forward industry
MeyGen Ltd. has been awarded consent by Marine Scotland for an 86MW tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth. The largest tidal stream energy project in Europe to receive consent, it constitutes the first phase of a site that has the potential to yield up to 398MW.
Photoflow is solar power and rainwater harvesting in one
A design company called NOS has developed a solution to two major problems facing developing countries: scarcity of drinking water and electricity. The concept is called the PhotoFlow, a combination solar photovoltaic device and rainwater harvester.
NOS says, "Most of the developing countries are located near the equator, receiving more sunlight and rainfall than most other countries on the planet. Despite this abundance, a large number of people living in these countries suffer from a lack of electricity and potable drinking water.
Building upon the designs of some existing rooftop water containers, we have created a simple device to collect both of these precious natural resources to meet the need for both electricity and drinking water."
The PhotoFlow is made up of eight identical triangular photovoltaic panels that are mounted on a 400-liter recycled polyethylene water tank. The panels form an octagon with a slope of 3 degrees that allows water to funnel into the central filter and be collected into the tank. To keep the water potable once it's collected, the inner layer of the tank is covered with a coating that controls levels of bacteria and fungi.
Lucintel Anticipates APAC to Remain the Leader in Global Lithium-ion Battery Market over 2013-2018
The global lithium-ion battery industry is expected to reach $24.2 billion by 2018. APAC is expected to be the leading region in terms of lithium-ion battery consumption for automotive industry during 2013-2018.
Lucintel Projects Global Lithium-ion Battery to Witness Robust Growth during 2013-2018
The global lithium-ion batterymarket is expected to experience strong growth and reach $24.2 billion by 2018.
NextEnergy and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation initiate over 100 international business connections during The Battery Show in Novi this week
September 17-19 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi
SolarWorld power projects group deploys 1.1-MW solar array at Bay Area water treatment plant
SolarWorld system to save millions for two Northern California cities over two decades
Online application tools aid product selection
Eases your way to a complete vacuum system solution
Yingli Solidifies Dominance in Global Solar Module Market
"Yingli in the first half of 2013 benefited from strong growth in demand in China"
FROM ALBERT EINSTEIN TO A SOLAR CITY
22 FACTS ABOUT THE WORLD ENERGY CONGRESS 2013
CAPE FEAR SOLAR SYSTEMS HOSTS NATIONAL SOLAR TOUR IN WILMINGTON, NC TO HELP CITIZENS CUT ENERGY COSTS AND IMPROVE PROPERTY VALUES
Neighbors Band Together to Create Word's Largest Grassroots Solar Event
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LG Solar Unveils NeON R with Enhanced Aesthetics and Energy Savings
The NeON R module features "Back Contact" cell technology delivering an entirely black panel that is aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient. The cell's seamless, surface blends perfectly into nearly all rooftop designs while the module's electrodes are positioned on the rear of the cell. Using LG's N-type cell structure, the panels produce 365W of energy, up to 7.3kWp, compared to 5.8kWp of the p-type cell. The module's new design minimizes LID, thereby delivering a longer lifespan and increased energy output.
