Minesto wins international ‘industry pioneer' tidal energy award
Minesto was awarded the prize for having proved that it is possible to harvest electricity from low velocity currents using the step-change Deep Green power plant.
Global Clean Energy Inc. Update Nova ReNew Inc. and European Trip
Global Clean Energy, Inc. (OTC PINK: GCEI) believes that Halifax Nova Scotia may well be the first location for the company's Waste Plastics to Fuel Plant.
Lucintel Forecasts Global Wind Operation and Maintenance Market to Reach $14,014 Million by 2018
The global wind operation and maintenance market is set to expand with stable demand potential in the near future.
Public Funding Announced For Up To 24 More Clean Energy Fuel Cell Buses in Europe
A total of €23 million in funding has been made available, including €15 million for up to 24 fuel cell buses as well as funding for stationary fuel cell generators.
SGS Successfully Attends RENEXPO in Bucharest, Romania
SGS successfully attended the sixth annual International Trade Fair and Conferences for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RENEXPO) in Bucharest, Romania and showcased its comprehensive portfolio of renewable energy services.
MECASOLAR supplies 1 MW in solar trackers to PV solar plant in Jordan
The 1,028MWp solar farm, located in Ma'an, southern Jordan, is set to be connected at the beginning of 2014. The supply deal adds to other agreements recently reached by the multinational, which expects to sign new contracts in Morocco and Saudi Arabia soon.
EU Nations Approve Pact With China on Solar-Panel Trade
European Union countries approved an agreement with China to curb imports of Chinese solar panels, ending the EU’s biggest commercial dispute of its kind.
EU governments endorsed an accord struck by their trade chief and China in July that sets a minimum price and a volume limit on European imports of Chinese solar panels until the end of 2015. Chinese manufacturers that take part will be spared EU tariffs meant to counter alleged below-cost sales, a practice known as dumping, and subsidies.
The verdict seeks to balance demands by European producers such as Solarworld AG (SWV)for trade protection and opposition by China, some EU governments and Europe’s importers to levies on the renewable-energy technology. The two-year duration of the measures is less than half as long as the normal five-year period for EU anti-dumping and anti-subsidy protection.
European solar-panel manufacturers suffered “material injury” as a result of dumping by Chinese exporters and trade-distorting government aid to them, while trade protection must also take account of “the cost for other economic operators,” the 28-nation bloc said today in Brussels. The decision wraps up two inquiries begun more than a year ago and will take effect after being published in the EU’s Official Journal by Dec. 6.
How and Where Distributed Energy Resources Will Reduce the Need for Transmission
The rapid growth of distributed energy resources (DER), a non-transmission alternative, is raising concerns over the viability and necessity of new transmission lines.
2013 completions of large solar thermal power plants mark technology gains
All five of the major solar thermal projects—including Solana and Ivanpah—that are scheduled to come on line in 2013 and 2014 were awarded loans through the U.S. Department of Energy's Loan Guarantee Program.
Q3 2013 Deal Volume Comparison
Merger and Acquisition information from Lincloln's Deal Reader.
850 Contributions from 62 Countries Submitted for Presentation at the EU BC&E 2014 in Hamburg, Germany
The received abstracts cover the entire range of the biomass value chain and a well balanced share of the coverage of Conference Subjects with a particularly strong response to biomass potentials, and from biomass and bioenergy industry, in particular addressing biorefineries and biomass combustion.
World's largest power plant to be launched in California
BrightSource Energy, a U.S. company specializing in solar thermal electricity generation, is about to inaugurate by the end of the year the largest production center ever built in the Mojave Desert in California.
PVinsights : High inventory in the supply chain hinder its price increase.
Although some Chinese polysilicon makers would like to raise their prices, with high polysilicon inventory in the supply chain, polysilicon prices still decline this week.
SiC MOSFET-based Power Modules Utilizing Split Output Topology for Superior Dynamic Behavior
The split output topology negates the limitations of the SiC MOSFET.
Eskom reveal their views of onshore wind in South Africa
Eskom have revealed their views of the South African wind industry, offering exclusive insight into how they approach onshore wind and what the utility feels is needed in order to evolve this emerging market.
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