Ampt Optimizers Receive Positive Bankability Report from BEW Engineering
Demand for Company's DC/DC Converter Technology Feeds Large-scale PV Project Pipeline
GreenLancer.com Launches "Solar Engineering Center" Online Resource
GreenLancer.com, a Detroit-based clean energy technology company, today announced the launch of a proprietary e-commerce platform where contractors can order the engineering documents needed to quickly develop solar energy projects.
Webinar to debate next steps of concentrated photovoltaic industry
PV Insider confirm Amonix and Solaria to present on free online webinar covering CPV's viability and prospects in 2013 and beyond.
Smart ReneSola PV modules with embedded SolarEdge technologies
Cooperation between SolarEdge, PV module manufacturer ReneSola and Via Solis provides intelligent and optimized modules to Europe.
Alternative Energy ETFs Battle For Inflows: PBW vs. TAN
Alternative energy has been a hot button issue for the last 50 year's and investors have always found a way to play this heated market. In the last decade, there has been the launch of a number of ETFs that offer a specialized basket of products for alternative energy exposure, with 12 of these funds still in operation today. Below we outline two green energy ETFs that have been battling for investor attention since inception: Powershares WilderHill Clean Energy Portfolio ( PBW, A ) and Guggenheim Solar ETF ( TAN, C+ ).
Holding between $172 million and $107 million in total assets under management each, these funds are easily the largest green energy funds currently on the market. PBW holds a mix of companies that are focused on greener and generally renewable sources of energy, as well as technologies that facilitate cleaner energy. TAN, on the other hand, is aimed specifically at the solar power industry, investing in companies that produce equipment, fabricate solar panels, or provide a direct service to this market. Newer to the market, TAN started trading in spring 2008, while PBW was already three years into the market.
Both funds were hammered in the years following the financial crash, with record outflows in PBW while TAN saw its first few years since inception with negative returns. A number of funds closed during this three-year window, but it is a testament to these funds that they were able to remain in operation.
While alternative energy ETFs have had a difficult few years, with the markets coming out of their long-term lull, these ETFs have seen a massive influx of funding and returns. Alternative energy is moving back into the spotlight as economies around the world stabilize, and investors should see this strong trend continue as long as the market remains on track.
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INADCO Moisture Measurement technology evaluated in Swedish study.
The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in collaboration with the Swedish research company Energidalen AB conducted a study to determine the quality of moisture measurement with the system of INADCO Moisture Measurement
Eltek THEIA™ HE Enhanced Performance Solar Inverters and New Solar Energy Storage System to be Showcased at Intersolar Munich 2013
Solar energy system helps solar producers with self-consumption to enable less reliance on traditional utility companies
Enphase Energy Announces New Commercial Solar Initiative in Europe
New commercial installer tools, trainings and dedicated resources now available in France, Benelux, Switzerland and United Kingdom
Intersolar 2013: Yingli Green Energy Leads the Game in Quality and Sustainability
Outstanding Test Results for YGE 60 Cell Series and PANDA Modules
Solar3D Newest Solar Cell Will Produce Even More Power
Company's Continuing Work on Its Breakthrough Product Results in an Enhanced Version That Yields More Electricity per Dollar
Upsolar and Tigo Energy Unveil Austria's Largest Smart Solar Array
Vienna's historic Opera House will save electricity with solar energy
Rising concern over future of small hydropower in Scotland
£23m of projects per annum could be hit by cut in support
European Water Utilities Striving to Reduce their Carbon Footprint, finds Frost & Sullivan
Unsustainable levels of energy consumption push the water industry towards innovative, environment-friendly practices
aleo modules prove their performance stability in the Fraunhofer ISE "endurance test"
The Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE put modules from eight manufacturers through an "endurance test".
Windea Offshore Group signs LOI for Damen Fast Crew Supplier 2610
At the recent Windforce 2013 exhibition in Bremerhaven (Germany) Windea Offshore Group signed a Letter Of Intent (LOI) with Damen Shipyards Group for a new Fast Crew Supplier, a Twin Axe catamaran for the Offshore Wind industry. A typical feature of the FCS 2610 is the double Damen Sea Axe bow which creates a large uptime-window, amongst others by reducing slamming up to 70%. Windea Offshore is currently expanding its Offshore Wind activities, such as transporting personnel and maintenance staff to and from Offshore Wind Farms.
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