SOUTH AFRICA, ETHIOPIA, KENYA LEAD RENEWABLES SPURT IN AFRICA
Sub-Saharan Africa will see more capacity come online this year in non-hydro renewable energy than in the whole of the 2000-13 period
Siemens will deliver 67 D6 wind turbines for Dudgeon offshore wind power plant
Order from Statoil and Statkraft for 67 Siemens SWT-6.0-154 wind turbines
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Includes service and maintenance agreement
Wave industry leaders and Bosch Rexroth join forces to develop a standardised offshore power system
Ground-breaking project offers a ‘quantum leap' for the wave energy sector
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Pan-European collaboration brings leading players together for first time
MREA Receives $1.87 Million Dollar Federal Award from the U.S. Dept. of Energy SunShot Initiative
Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) has been selected as one of nine regional teams to help homes, businesses, and municipalities cut red tape for residential and small commercial rooftop solar systems.
Solar Power Poses Lower Risk to Birds Than Cats or Cars
Solar-thermal power plants in the U.S. are less likely to kill birds than automobiles, cats or communication towers, despite reports that say the facilities pose a significant threat to avian life.
There were 321 “avian fatalities” in the first half of this year at the 392-megawatt Ivanpah solar project in Southern California, according to a statement Aug. 19 from NRG Energy Inc. (NRG), which co-owns and operates it. Of those, 133 were scorched by heat produced by the plant.
That’s far fewer than reported in an Associated Press article on Aug. 18. It cited federal wildlife investigators who estimated that one bird was burned every two minutes by concentrated sunlight at the Mojave Desert power plant.
The estimates for birds killed by solar power are “inflated,” NRG spokesman Jeff Holland said in an interview.
A greater risk comes from cats, which are estimated to kill hundreds of millions of birds each year. Cars are responsible for about 60 million deaths, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and communication towers add another four million to five million. Wind turbines killed 573,000 birds in 2012.
United States Ambassador to Switzerland Visits SolarMax
SolarMax, a Swiss based global pure-play photovoltaic (PV) inverter company with U.S. headquarters in Atlanta, GA, and more than 20 years of PV inverter experience, today announced that United States Ambassador, Suzan LeVine, visited SolarMax headquarters in Biel, Switzerland on Wednesday, August 13
Algae Systems Testing Algae Bio-Fuel Production
Demonstration Plant to Pioneer Eco-friendly, Economical and Energy-generating Wastewater Treatment Process
AES Sells 100% of its Equity Interests in 87.5 MW of Operating Wind Projects in the United Kingdom for $160 Million
This transaction includes four operating wind projects in the United Kingdom
Blue Oak Energy Named in the Inc. 5000 for a Third Year Running
This distinction recognizes Blue Oak Energy as one of the top solar firms making critical progress in North America's renewable energy industry.
Three New Utility-Scale Solar Farms Add 20 MW to North Carolina's Solar Surge
First Half of $100 Million Q3 Investment in the North Carolina Solar Market Deployed
Cost-Effective Energy Storage Patent awarded to Steffes Corporation
This patent was awarded for the Steffes "GETS" Dynamic Dispatch™ energy storage system which provides utilities with second-to-second precision control (0 to 100% charging) of fleets of specially instrumented water heaters and appliances.
JinkoSolar to Supply 40 MW of PV Solar Modules to 8i S.A. in Chile
The 40 MW project will be located in the Valparaiso region of Puchuncavi, an industry zone of Chile.
Canadian Solar Completes the Sale of Good Light Solar Power Plant to BluEarth
This is the second of four planned solar projects being acquired by BluEarth from Canadian Solar, totalling 38.5 MW AC.
Iowa Solar Pioneer to Present Keynote Address at Southern Solar Summit on Sept. 11, 2014
6th Annual Event in Atlanta Offers Broad Solar Policy Overview
40MW Solar Farm Project is Shovel Ready in Bladen County
Innovative Solar Systems, LLC is partnering up with renewable energy equity groups for financing and final construction on the company's flagship solar energy plant to be built in Bladen County.
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