RoofScreen Tops Starbucks' First Solar Powered Store
"Adding a RoofScreen is often a great alternative to vertically extending a parapet wall during construction, as it is often less expensive and more feasible."
Advances in Hydroelectric Power Generation
Even after a century of experience with this reliable renewable resource, significant opportunities still exist to expand the nation's hydropower resources
Maintenance and Safety Considerations for Home Energy Storage Systems
Home energy storage systems, also known as home battery systems, have become increasingly popular in recent years as a means of storing excess energy generated by renewable sources such as solar panels.
How Microgrids Are Helping Communities Achieve Energy Goals
Whether you're powering a small business, a college campus, or anything in between the concept of grid autonomy continues to gain momentum.
2023 NREL Industry Growth Forum Presenters Set To Pitch to Interested Cleantech Investors
In its 28th year, the Industry Growth Forum (IGF) is the premier event for cleantech entrepreneurs, investors, and experts from industry and the public sector to build relationships, showcase innovative technologies, and identify disruptive business solutions.
China Plans to Build a New Wind Farm and Develops Progressively Larger Turbines
A recently released report from World Forum Offshore Wind clarified that China is quickly becoming a major player in the offshore wind power market. The data indicated more than 70% of new global offshore wind power came from China in 2022.
Wind Technology for Rooftop Renewable Energy
Requiring just 10 percent of the roof space needed by solar panels, the stationary, silent and durable Aeromine unit generates around-the-clock energy in any weather.
The Top 5 Roof Obstructions You Can't See With Satellite Imagery (But Can With Drones)
While it might be tempting to use satellite imagery to make an installation plan because it appears like a faster route, missing little obstructions results in more truck rolls, redesigns, and overall time to complete the project.
Capitalizing on the Adoption of New Technologies in Alternative Energy Plants
The use of technology has easily outpaced the network's capacity, introducing bottlenecks and inefficiencies that can be economically devastating. As alternative energy projects become more complex, wireless networks must keep pace.
Canadian Premium Sand Moves Forward With Plans to Construct North America's First Patterned Solar Glass Plant After Clean Energy Associates Study Confirms Feasibility
CEA analyzed the North American market and showed CPS what to expect from the industry in the coming years, giving them the confidence to enter the North American solar market and make the project happen.
Achieving Power System Balance
A small utility in Tennessee installed a complete automated power factor balancing system without complex SCADA
Nuclear Fusion : Could This Be the Next Thing?
Although weaning off fossil fuels in favor of nuclear fusion will take massive amounts of time and money, this incredible feat for man will be a giant leap for all of mankind.
The Keys to Clean Energy Resilience
One specific challenge presented to engineers, developers and operators is how to balance a project's financing while prioritizing resiliency as a result of increasing extreme weather events and climate change.
EtherCAT measurement terminals in wind farm monitoring
By continuously monitoring the turbine, blades, and foundation performance, you can support decision making on planned maintenance and design validations, which in turn can help to avoid unplanned shut down periods or making costly repairs in the event of failure.
Aerial Thermography Findings from the Field: The Lesser-Known Impact of Shading on Power Production
While each instance of shading is unique and can affect power production to varying degrees, there has been little investigation into whether shading of a single string happens in isolation, or whether it also affects neighboring, non-shaded strings and modules.
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