PowerWind Ltd. sells first turbines of the acquired PowerWind platform to the US and Romania
The turbines will be installed in April and August 2013.
Greentech Media Announces Final List of Visionary Speakers at Solar Summit
Industry conference to take place in Phoenix, AZ on April 22-
24, 2013
BrightSource shelves second major solar project this year
BrightSource Energy on Wednesday shelved a major solar power project in California for the second time this year.
In a document filed with the California Energy Commission, BrightSource said it "has determined there is a need to suspend" its application to permit the 500 megawatt Hidden Hills solar thermal power project until further notice.
The company did not give a reason for the suspension, and company officials were not immediately available for comment.
BrightSource, based in Oakland, said it will continue to evaluate the project, which was to be located in Inyo County near the Nevada border.
In January, BrightSource suspended its 500 MW Rio Mesa project in Riverside County, California after multiple delays in the permitting process.
Late last year, CEC staff said the Hidden Hills project would have "significant" impact on the environment, adding that the use of photovoltaic solar panels "would be environmentally superior" to BrightSource's solar thermal technology.
BrightSource disputed those claims at recent hearings, and the CEC was expected to issue a final decision on the project later this year.
Enphase Energy and Vivint Solar Renew Inverter Solution Agreement
Enphase Energy (Nasdaq: ENPH) today announced the renewal of its relationship with Vivint Solar, Inc. to be their inverter solution for 2013. Vivint Solar is an affiliate of Vivint Inc., a leading provider of home technology services in North America
Ballard Achieves Record Production Of Telecom Backup Power Systems At Tijuana Facility
Ballard Power Systems has announced that the Company's production facility in Tijuana, Mexico manufactured 215 ElectraGenTM-ME systems in Q1 2013, establishing a new record high production level at the plant.
Solar panel robot doesn't need water to clean
Saudi Arabia wants to spend over $100 billion to build vast solar arrays and reduce its dependency on oil to generate electricity. But desert sandstorms pose a major challenge to keeping solar panels clean and efficient.
Japanese startup Miraikikai is developing a solution to getting rid of this pesky dust and grit: a cleaning robot that doesn't need water.
The firm has produced the Wall Walker wall and ceiling robot, and recently unveiled a prototype solar panel cleaner built with researchers at Kagawa University.
It weighs about 24 pounds -- light enough to be carried by one person -- and measures about 22 inches across.
It cleans with a rotating brush and can operate for up to two hours on a battery charge.
The robot's efficacy has been demonstrated in arid regions, Miraikikai said in a release, and the machine can clean panels as well as human workers.
Making optimal use of the device would result in low-cost cleaning even in areas with relatively cheap labor costs.
FIRST SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEM TURNED ON IN SUNSET BEACH
Cape Fear Solar Systems Completes the First Residential Solar System in Sunset Beach, NC
Wind Energy Blowing Life into Global Carbon Fiber Industry
Wind energy – a vital segment of the rapidly expanding renewable energy market – will be the key driver of the carbon fiber industry.
PanelClaw Ballasted Solar Mounting Systems Reach Another Industry First with Approval for California Schools
Racking company's peer-reviewed wind tunnel data gains approval from CA Division of the State Architect for two San Mateo County schools
Responding to the Continuous Call for Renewable Energy Training, Ambassador Energy Offers Their Solar PV Course for Contractors April 9-11 in their Southern California Training Facility
Since 2008, Ambassador Energy [AE] has taught over 1000 contractors, including electricians, roofers and general contractors, the fundamentals of solar photovoltaics [PV] through their education arm, Ambassador Energy College. The contractor students not only learn the technology, but also how to sell solar PV to their residential and commercial clients.
RES Canada Announces the Completion of Alberta's Largest Wind Project
RES Canada announces the completion of Alberta's largest wind project
Broadwind Energy Wins $14 Million Tower Order
First Solar Acquires 150 MWac Solar Gen 2 Photovoltaic Power Project
Imperial County Solar Plant Expected Online in 2014
Aquion Energy Announces $35 Million Financing Round to Support Commercialization and Launch of Novel Energy Storage Systems
Funding comes from Bright Capital, Bill Gates, Gentry Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Foundation Capital, and Advanced Technology Ventures
IXYS Introduces the Smallest Footprint Surface Mount Package for 1.2KV to 1.8KV Power Semiconductors
The market demands smaller footprint solutions for 1.2KV to 1.8KV power semiconductors.
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