Solar Frontier Signs Site Agreement for New Tohoku Plant
Miyagi Prefecture and Ohiramura local government formalize location for technologically-advanced CIS solar module factory
Strong Footprint in World's Leading Solar Markets Forms Backbone to Continued Success of Chinese Producer Yingli
Yingli was the No. 1 producer in both China and Germany, second in the U.S., and ninth in Japan, as shown in the attached figure depicting shipments for the first three quarters of last year.
U.S. Thought Leaders Offer Obama a Wide-Ranging Plan for Clean Energy
As the State of the Union Address Approaches, CEOs, Energy Experts & Civil Society Leaders Present White House with 200 Ideas for Presidential Action to Curb Climate Change with a Clean Energy Economy
ABB wins Zayed Future Energy Prize 2014
Honoring ABB's commitment to drive innovation, energy efficiency and renewable energy
American solar employers condemn China's retaliatory trade action against U.S. industry
China imposes final duties on U.S. polysilicon imports while subsidizing its own state-owned domestic industry
Bosch to pay SolarWorld up to 130m for Arnstadt operations
Bosch is set to pay SolarWorld some €130m in order to acquire the majority of its German solar operations.
The firm will continue to employ the majority of the personnel in Arnstadt, in the german state of Thuringia, the Wall Street Journal reported citing people familiar with the agreement.
Expected to close next month, the deal was agreed in late November but the balance due to SolarWorld will be due later, and could be under €130m if operations in Arnstadt take a turn for the better.
In exchange, SolarWorld will be unable to use the Arnstadt assets as debt collateral for several years – a move by Bosch that will prevent the operations in Arnstadt from falling into the hands of SolarWorld’s creditors.
SolarWorld is currently highly indebted and is planning a financial restructuring in February, with plans to offer investors new shares in place of 55 per cent of the company’s liabilities.
VC Funding in Smart Grid Comes in at $405 Million in 2013
Mercom Capital Group, llc, a global clean energy communications and consulting firm, released its report on funding and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity for the smart grid sector for 2013.
Green is the New Black
SuperGreen Solutions brings green tech and know-how to the masses.
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Industry to Brief State Legislators
CCAT, Connecticut Hydrogen Fuel Cell Coalition, and Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster organize and support the briefing on the technical and economic viability of hydrogen and fuel cell technology.
Wind Energy Update: Clear Shift in Focus for Onshore Wind Energy
With the current uncertainty of the PTC and many wind-farms aging, the wind industry is shifting its focus from putting new towers in the ground to maintaining existing fleets through structured management programs.
Trimark Associates Deploys Lufft Weather Stations for Meteorological Data Monitoring at 200 MW Imperial Valley Solar 1 Project
Lufft USA Provides Meteorological Monitoring Technology for One of the Largest Solar Farms in the U.S. - Test Units Available to Industry and Government Upon Request By Calling 1-888-519-8443
Baker Electric Solar Announces New Solar Canopy Alternative to Rooftop Solar
Baker Electric Solar announced that it can now offer its customers a new solar canopy. The canopy generates clean, renewable energy while serving as an aesthetically pleasing outdoor living and entertainment pavilion.
Power Management Helps Stonehill College Build Largest Campus Solar Field in New England
Stonehill College is expected to complete one of the nation's largest solar installations on a college campus early this year. The 15-acre solar field array made up of 9,000 panels will generate 20 percent of Stonehill's annual electrical usage.
altE Announces 2014 Solar Installer and Dealer Conference
New, Central Location and Additional Vendors, Highlight Annual Solar Installer and Dealer Conference to be held February 11-12, 2014 in Boxborough, MA.
Corn ethanol significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions compared to oil, new study finds
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