Suniva Powers New Solar Project for Michigan's Largest Utility
Michigan breaks ground on largest community solar project
Global Solar Photovoltaics Plus Energy Storage Nanogrid Revenue is Expected to Reach $23.1 Billion in 2024, According to Navigant Research
Controls platforms used in solar photovoltaics plus energy nanogrids are expected to shape the markets future, report finds
EnergySage Releases Inaugural U.S. Solar Marketplace Intel Report
New analysis provides unprecedented view of consumer behavior, solar system and financing trends, and other dynamics of the residential and small-scale commercial solar market from July 2014 to June 2015
Increasing Wind Turbine AEP with Vortex Generators
Vortex Generators are small attachments made from durable material that energizes the flow around the blade and reduce flow separation.
Siemens to add an additional 173 megawatts to Clyde onshore wind farm in Scotland
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One of Europes largest onshore wind power plants gets even larger
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Clyde Extension will add 54 Siemens SWT-3.2-101 wind turbines
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Siemens to provide long-term service
Hawaiian Electric and Stem, Inc. bring intelligent energy storage to Oahu
Helping businesses like Watanabe Floral save money while enhancing grid responsiveness
Yaskawa to celebrate 100th anniversary while expanding into renewable energy and marine with The Switch technology
Yaskawa will be participating in the Technologia 2015 exhibition in Helsinki, Finland.
Borkum Riffgrund 1 offshore wind power plant officially inaugurated
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Sixth offshore wind power plant to be handed over to the customer in 2015
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Power plants put nearly two further gigawatts of wind power online
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Clean electricity for nearly two million households
Clean Energy Collective Introduces Rate-Based Community Solar for Investor-Owned Utilities
Program availability limited due to expiring solar investment tax credit (ITC).
Mortenson Construction to Build the Largest Wind Farm in Nebraska
Mortenson Begins Construction on Grand Prairie Wind Project
Circular Energy Bringing Solar Power Solutions To South Carolina
Circular Energy is expanding their presence in the Southeast. The solar power company, who has made a name for itself as one of the largest solar installers in Texas, today announced they are bringing their expertise and renewable energy solutions into South Carolina as they look to capitalize on the state's solar boom.
NC State University Installs Student-Funded Spotlight Solar Structure to Drive Awareness and Adoption of Clean Energy
University significantly elevates visibility of solar on campus; aims to increase engagement and education around sustainability.
As California Rolls Out More Solar Power, Regulators Could Undercut The Industry
Ken Silverstein for Forbes: The fall season is kicking off a sizzling solar power debate in California and one that has the potential to undercut the state’s climate mission.
Utility regulators there are in discussions over how to balance the interest of rooftop solar generators with the utilities on which they will still depend. Just how those hearings are resolved with have implications for the rollout of renewable energy not just in California but also around the country.
At issue is something called “net metering,” which is technical term used to measure the amount of money that rooftop solar generators should get paid relative to retail electricity prices. Utilities, generally, want to offer them the wholesale rate for what they send to them over the grid. Those are expensive wires to maintain and ones that all customers will use, even those who power their homes with solar panels. That’s because the sun is not always shining and the utilities would then have to provide them electricity over their networks.
The present net metering rules in California were set a dozen years ago, with the intent that they would expire when solar penetration reached 5 percent at any of three investor-owned utilities: Edison International’s SoCalEd, PG&E Corp. and Sempra Energy, which is nearing the threshold. Generally, those utilities are paying customers the full retail value for their electricity generated and transmitted. Cont'd...
NY Gov. Cuomo Pledges to Create Carbon Market use Solar, Wind to reduce Climate Change
This week former Vice President Al Gore joined with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) to sign the Under 2 MOU, a directive aimed at keeping climate change to a 2 degree Celsius rise in temperatures. The global directive is just one of four steps the governor took on Oct. 8 to limit carbon and pollution emissions in the state while encouraging more solar power development in the Empire state.
The SolarMax group takes new inverter production in operation
Since September the SolarMax group manufactures string and central inverters of the brand SolarMax for grid connected solar power systems in the Bavarian town Burgau.
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