Solar Capital Spending Enters 2014 with Strong Momentum
Latin America Leads Manufacturing Capacity Growth
TerraVerde Report Finds Solar Best Practices in New Jersey as SEIA Top Five Solar State
"New Jersey's success with solar reflects a policy shift in the way state governments are approaching sustainability"
The First AfricaPVSEC Opens its Doors in Durban, South Africa on 27 March 2014
South African, national and international speakers from around the world will talk about photovoltaic (PV) development in Africa
---- Prof. Vivian Alberts, University of Johannesburg, heads the conference steering committee
---- Conference program covers the entire PV value chain
GE Taps Into The Coolest Energy Storage Technology Around
Batteries are far from being the only new energy storage technology out there and one of the more obscure and unlikely initiatives has just received a massive vote of confidence from GE.
A tiny UK company called Highview Power stores energy by using cheap, off-peak energy to cool air to -196°C using a conventional industrial refrigeration plant, turning 700 litres of ambient air into a litre of “liquid air” that can be stored in a simple insulated tank. When you need the energy, you simply open the tap, the liquid air turns back into a gas, expands in volume, drives a turbine and creates electricity. If you add heat when you release the gas, you make the process more efficient.
Highview says liquid air energy storage (LAES) has advantages over other emerging storage technologies in that it uses well-established technologies and doesn’t require any inputs such as the lithium that batteries need – the most exotic material involved in the process is stainless steel, the company says, while the extra heat can come from the process of cooling the air or from the waste heat of other industrial processes, including power stations. It is not geographically constrained like pumped hydro, it is long-lasting unlike many battery technologies and there is an existing global industrial gases infrastructure it can tap into. And unlike for a gas such as hydrogen, the storage tanks do not have to be specially reinforced or highly pressurised.
Husum shows that it is the exhibition venue for grass roots energy transition
New Energy Husum closes with a positive result
NEC acquires grid energy storage and commercial systems business of A123 Systems from Wanxiang
Merger of the A123 Energy Solutions business unit with NEC's leading ICT creates a smart energy storage powerhouse
Recent Trends In Global Solar Industry
The race has begun and the industry is going to have a phenomenal rise in coming two decades according to predictions by analysts. The multi-billion solar industry is expanding at an unparalleled rate.
Northwire Designs Next Generation Anti-Counterfeit Technology Into Your Products
Partnering to protect you against "knock offs" with measures that range from invisible to interactive
Earth Day Week Event: Solar Roof Tour & Free Solar Workshop for Maryland/DC Homeowners
Maryland-based Solar Energy World is hosting a Free Solar 101 Workshop and tour of the company's solar roof system in honor of Earth Day 2014. The company's entire facility runs on solar power from a solar system that was designed and installed by Solar Energy World employees.
Nevada a $5 billion Clean Energy Success Story
Senator Reid, Governor Sandoval and Industry Leaders join CEP in releasing Nevada Clean Energy Report proving NV is a Clean Energy Economic Hub
Fresh Breeze for Wind Power in China
Chinese wind-power stocks, once given up for dead in the investor doldrums, have roared back to life in recent weeks on expectations of government support for the renewable energy sector and overseas demand.
Investors are betting on future Chinese government policy directives and subsidies that boost profits for manufacturers of wind power turbines, gearboxes, blades, towers and transmission equipment.
They're also betting that multinational wind energy companies such as Vestas, Siemens,General Electric and Senvion will step up orders for the Chinese-made equipment and parts that are used to build offshore and onshore wind energy farms worldwide.
Contractors building big wind farms, particularly those off the European coast, often buy lower-rung products such as steel towers from China. And tower fabricators such as China's Titan Wind (002531:Shenzhen) are making good money on that demand.
Shenzhen-listed Titan, which is only nine years old and listed in 2010, has seen its stock value climb 55% since the beginning of the year. The company has gotten major contracts from Vestas and GE. And it's currently planning to build a factory in India to complement existing plants in China and Denmark.
Clean Focus and American Capital Energy Break Ground on 22MW of Solar Projects in Massachusetts
Largest Portfolio of Landfill Solar Projects Under Construction
Consumers Energy Developing Source of Renewable Energy Through New Anaerobic Digester Program
Farmers, others can start applying April 1 to sell electricity
SunEdison Completes 24 MW Cascade Solar Power Plant, Selling Power To San Diego Gas & Electric; Financing Provided By Wells Fargo
Largest Solar Power Plant Interconnected Under California RAM Program
Panasonic and Coronal Complete Second Solar Project at University of Colorado Boulder
Project demonstrates Panasonic and Coronal's continued alliance in eco construction market
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