Washington state-based itek Energy to develop new solar module plant in Minneapolis
Leading solar manufacturer itek Energy will open a new plant in Minneapolis, Minn., to produce advanced photovoltaic modules (panels) for residential and commercial systems. The facility will begin output in February 2015.
UCSB Installs Solar Energy
November 2014 – The University of California Santa Barbara is excited to announce the completion of a 423 kW solar PV system on campus. . The project, located on the upper level of the Parking 22 garage near the Thunderdome indoor sports arena, consists of 1,800 high efficiency solar panels mounted on a raised steel support structure.
2015 International Conference and Exhibition on Clean Energy to be held in Ottawa, Canada
The International Academy of Energy, Minerals and Materials, has announced that it will be hosting the 2015 International Conference and Exhibition on Clean Energy (ICCE 2015), from 14 to 16 September 2015
OPDE begins construction of a new 6.9 MWp solar farm in Hothfield, UK
• The plant is located near the village of Hothfield, near Ashford (Kent), and it represents a total investment of over £7 million.
• In October, the company announced it would begin construction of an 8.9MW solar farm in Eastbourne, East Sussex, on the south coast of England.
PlugVolt Febuary 2015 Battery Seminar: Nissan and Valeo to Speak in Automotive Panel
Join industry leaders from AVL, Bosch, Chrysler, Ford, GM, Intertek, Johnson Controls, LG Chem, Magna Steyr, Navigant Research, NEC Energy Solutions, NextEnergy, Nissan, Sakti3, TUV SUD, Valeo, Xalt Energy and many more to hear about latest advances and challenges for grid storage and xEV batteries
Fuel Cells Powering the Bottom Line for Businesses and Communities
Fuel cells are attracting interest from a wide range of market sectors. Fuel cell users are saving money on fuel and labor costs, lowering emissions, and yielding substantial energy savings through increased efficiency and reliability.
Power storage group Alevo plan 1bn US battery plant
Could a long-vacant cigarette factory in North Carolina build the rechargeable battery that will unlock the future of the clean energy economy?
The Swiss-based Alevo Group launched the new battery technology on Tuesday. After spending $68.5m (£42.5m) for the factory, the group said it would spend up to $1bn to develop a system that would get rid of waste on the grid and expand the use of wind and solar power.
The project, a joint venture with state-owned China-ZK International Energy Investment Co, aims to ship its first GridBank, its patented battery array, to Guangdong Province this year, going into production on a commercial scale in mid-2015.
The container-sized arrays store 2MW and would be installed on-site at power plants.
Jostein Eikeland, Alevo’s chief executive, said in an interview that the company had an agreement with the Turkish state power authority, and was in discussions with US power companies.
“It’s a gamechanger,” he said.
“If we can take some of the massive energy that is wasted today by mismanagement of the grid and inject it where it is needed, everybody wins,” said Eikeland.
Eikeland said the company would create 2,500 jobs at the factory in Concord over the next three years.
Global Smart Grid Cyber Security Market Size, Analysis, Share, Research, Growth 2012-2016
Research Beam adds a report titled "Global Smart Grid Cyber Security Market 2012-2016" that provides detailed information of the Global Smart Grid Cyber Security.The report is an excellent piece of study for investors who are looking towards the market.
Global Waste to Energy Technologies Market Size, Share, Study, Industry, Growth, Forecast 2012-2016
ResearchBeam.com adds "Global Waste to Energy Technologies Market 2012-2016 ". The report on the Energy Technologies provides a clearer view on market trends and growth factors of the Energy Technologies in various geographical regions globally.
The Solar Estimate solar calculator reaches the 100,000 milestone
America's oldest and best known online solar calculator celebrated a milestone this week when the 100,000th consumer used the free online solar calculator to evaluate solar panels as an investment.
Solectria Renewables Named in Top 100 Women-Led Business in Massachusetts
Lawrence, MA – October 31, 2014 – Solectria Renewables, LLC, a leading U.S. PV inverter manufacturer and wholly owned subsidiary of Yaskawa America, Inc., announced today that it has been included in The Boston Globe Magazine and The Commonwealth Institute's (TCI) annual Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts.
Rodman and Rodman Partner Serves as Panelist at MA Energy Summit
Kathy Parker, CPA, MST, a Partner at Rodman and Rodman, P.C., a Newton, MA based CPA firm with a Renewable Energy and Cleantech specialty practice serving "green" clients throughout the U.S., served as a panelist at the 8th Annual Massachusetts Energy Summit.
The State of the Solar Industry in North America
The recent surge in storage activity has its roots in a general consensus being reached by stakeholders that the technologies are on a path that will enable them to achieve the cost, performance, and reliability targets that have been promised.
2015 State Solar Power Rankings
Of the top ten states for solar, only New Mexico is what we would consider a traditionally "sunny" state. And most of the top ten is made up of northeastern states, which see plenty of wind, rain, snow, and clouds.
Energy in California Conference 2014
Being very involved in getting environmental permits to build renewable energy facilities, I am very interested in the question of how the industry is going to solve the grid integration issue. Since renewable energy is generated during daylight hours and the highest period of demand is in the evening, there is a mismatch.
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