INTERSOLAR EUROPE 2013: THE INDUSTRY TURNS OUT IN FORCE
Intersolar Europe 2013 came to a close – technological innovations, prominent political figures and topics that look to the future set the tone for the world's largest exhibition for the solar industry and its partners
SEIA Urges Industry-wide Solutions to China Trade Dispute
New Speakers Added to "National Clean Energy Summit 6.0: Energizing Tomorrow": Governors Brian Sandoval, Martin O'Malley and Jennifer Granholm; Michael Yackira of NV Energy, Greg Abel of MidAmerican Energy, and Arno Harris of Recurrent Ene
Lineup Continues to Grow for Annual Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas, August 13
Blue Sky Energy Wins RV West Readers' Choice Award for Favorite New Product
Leading off-grid solar charge controller and MPPT technology provider recognized for product quality & innovation
Greenwood Energy Closes on Purchase of 2MWp of Solar Projects in Delaware
Greenwood Energy has completed the purchase a total of approximately two megawatts (MWp) in capacity of solar projects to be located in Wilmington, Delaware. The projects will be constructed by Greenwood Biosar under an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract.
Solar Energy Spurs a Power Struggle
Disputes over the use of small-scale solar power are flaring across the nation, with utilities squaring off against solar-energy marketers over rules for the growing technology.
Until now, the fights have been mainly before state regulators. In California, Louisiana and Virginia, utilities have sought to cut what they claim are unfairly high payments they are required to make to owners of homes or larger buildings with solar systems.
At issue in an Iowa lawsuit is whether solar-system marketers can sell electricity in territories where local utilities have exclusive rights to customers. Such an arrangement isn't allowed or is under dispute in many states, limiting solar firms to sales of panels to homeowners and businesses.
But if they win in Iowa, it could pave the way for fledgling solar industries to expand in other states. The case is being watched closely elsewhere in the Midwest, where policies granting utilities a monopoly on electricity service are one reason a solar-construction boom hasn't occurred, unlike in states such as California and New Jersey.
Utilities "are proponents of renewable energy," said Barry Shear, president of Iowa's Eagle Point Solar LLC, but only "if they own the energy assets and the electrons flow through their grid and they can bill you."
In March, an Iowa District Court judge said Mr. Shear's 18-employee company could sign power-purchase contracts in the Dubuque territory of Alliant Energy Corp., one of the state's largest utilities. Under the disputed deal, Eagle Point would own solar panels on the roof of a Dubuque municipal building and sell power to the city at a rate similar to Alliant's.
PROINSO strengthens presence in Mexico with NEOWATTS as new official dealer
• NEOWATTS Soluciones Energéticas is a Mexican company specialising in renewable energy that provides services to industries, businesses and homes.
• This new strategic partnership will help PROINSO strengthen its presence in the Mexican PV solar power market.
Rolls Battery NEW! 4500 Series - 2 Volt S-1400EX Model
Rolls Battery is pleased to announce the addition of a new 4500 Series 2 Volt L-16 model to the flooded deep cycle Renewable Energy & Marine line-ups.
Government Policy Should Remain the Focal Point for the Future
Although market issues related to the anti-dumping and countervailing policy has been temporarily put to an end, the discussion focus among the business world during this year's exhibition still be on the direct of government policies and products.
Clenergy & CGN Solar Energy team up again on 118MW of PV Projects in Binchuan County, China
With an estimated investment of RMB 1.2 billion (US$194.8million), Clenergy and CGN Solar Energy will set up a local project company for the new project. The agreement envisions two sites, with 18MW of production in Jinniu Town and 100MW in Daying Town. The first phases of both projects are expected to enter early production in 2014.
Clenergy relocates USA headquarters with new regional director of operations
Clenergy has announced the relocation of its American headquarters to San Diego, California with new regional director of operations Mr Alan Ropers. Clenergy America will focusses only Ground Mounting Solutions and Ballasted Mounting Solutions.
Smart Nuclear Energy Combines with Advanced IT Solutions - Nuclear Information Technology Forum 2013
The ONLY International Specialized in Nuclear IT Industry
Spider9 Launches Residential Energy Storage Series
New compact energy storage units offer market leading performance and safety solutions that are designed specifically for residential and light commercial markets.
New Progress Solar/Hybrid-Ready™ and Progress Solar/Hybrid™ Light Towers Now Available
Progress Solar Solutions™, LLC the pioneers, market-share leader and manufacturer of Progress Solar™ and Progress Solar/Wind™ Light Towers once again expands to offer two New series of products, the Progress Solar/Hybrid-Ready™ and Progress Solar/Hybrid™ Light Towers. All models are proudly manufactured in the USA (patents pending).
Mortenson Construction Breaks Ground on Largest Wind Farm in Western Canada
Mortenson's Renewable Energy Groups Adds 300 Megawatts to Its Canadian Wind Portfolio
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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.
