Turboden enters the geothermal market by the front door
Turboden-Mitsubishi partnership aims to expand its geothermal references list
as 5 new MW geothermal power plants are underway
Trojan Battery Launches Smart CarbonT Line of Advanced Lead Acid Batteries Smart Carbon Designed to Improve Battery Performance in Partial State of Charge
Trojan Battery is the first manufacturer to introduce a carbon additive as
a standard feature in its deep-cycle flooded batteries used in RE, inverter
backup and telecom applications.
Clariant's CATOFIN® Technology drives world's largest propane dehydrogenation unit
New 600 kta Propane Dehydrogenation (PDH) unit on-stream in November 2013----
New unit exceeded nameplate capacity in the first month of operation----
First PDH unit operating in China
GoGreenSolar.com Completes World's First Solar Installation Paid Entirely in Bitcoin
Customer invests digital currency in 5 kilowatt solar energy system.
American Solar Will "Go for the Green"
American Solar is named official solar provider for the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Community Solar Gardens Coming to Massachusetts
Clean Energy Collective brings award-winning community solar solution to Massachusetts
GEA Geothermal Energy Expo 2014 Exhibitor Registration Now Open
Portland, Oregon: Sept. 28 through Oct. 1
"The grid-connected energy storage market is set to explode, reaching a total of over 40 GW of installations by 2022", says IHS Solar Research Manager, Sam Wilkinson.
"The Future of Grid-Connected Energy Storage"
Enphase Surpasses 1GW of Microinverter System Shipments
Enphase Ships Over 100MW During Fourth Quarter 2013
President Obama Announces New Public-Private Manufacturing Innovation Institute
North Carolina headquartered consortium of 18 companies and 6 universities partnering with the federal government to strengthen U.S. manufacturing
ENMAT now provides more support for BMS (Building Management Systems)
ENMAT's Energy, renewable energy and Carbon Monitoring solutions now provides more support for BMS (Building Management Systems), other Smart Meter brands and Energy Data Collection and Aggregation.
Leaders of onshore wind come together to accelerate an emerging market
The leaders of onshore wind will come together in Cape Town, South Africa early next year to discuss 2014's most exciting market and how they can drive forward this budding industry.
After a building boom, solar energy's prospects now aren't as sunny
Five years after the Obama administration's renewable energy initiative touched off a building boom of large-scale solar power plants across the desert Southwest, the pace of development has slowed to a crawl, with a number of companies going out of business and major projects canceled for lack of financing.
Of the 365 federal solar applications since 2009, just 20 plants are on track to be built. Only three large-scale solar facilities have gone online, two in California and one in Nevada. The first auction of public land for solar developers, an event once highly anticipated by federal planners, failed to draw a single bid last fall.
Several factors are responsible, industry analysts say. The tight economy has made financing difficult to obtain, and the federal government has not said whether it will continue to offer tax credits of the size that brought a rush of interest in large-scale solar five years ago.
"I would say we are in an assessment period," said Amit Ronen, director of the George Washington University Solar Institute. "Nobody's going to break ground on any big new solar projects right now — utilities want to see how farms coming online this year fit into the grid, and developers are waiting for more certainty about state policies and federal tax credits."
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PVinsights : Polysilicon price persists the continuous significant improvement in Jan.
Since many solar companies are preparing inventory for the upcoming lunar New Year holiday, they are forced to accept the polysilicon price increase in order to sustain high factory utilization.
Case Study - Crowne Plaza Times Square
To enable remote monitoring and control of the HVAC system in each guestroom at the Crowne Plaza, the EcoWave thermostats connect wirelessly to a robust property-wide network.
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