"The debate must include heating and cooling" urges the Heat Coalition as the Green Paper "A 2030 framework for climate and energy policies" is published today.
Heating and cooling remain neglected areas of energy policy and technology
Solar Developers Join Ranks to Form Grid Supply Solar Trade Association
The leading grid supply solar developers in New Jersey announced the formation of the New Jersey Solar Grid-Supply Association (NJSGSA). The Association's goal is to inform and educate the public about the advantages of grid supply solar.
TIG/m Modern Street Railways Delivering World's Greenest Streetcars to Aruba in Island's Transition to 100% Sustainability
Aruba purchased four self-powered, pollution free streetcars from TIG/m Modern Street Railways, manufacturers of the world's greenest streetcars for inner-city public transportation, toward its goal of transitioning to 100% renewable energy.
EFFECTIVE CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT – DEVELOPING A SMARTER ENERGY USER
The roll-out of smart meters, emergence of home automation technologies and innovations in energy-using equipment will bring significant benefits to consumers and organizations, but many of these benefits will only be fully achieved if consumers, employees and communities are effectively engaged.
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Installs 115-kW Solar Canopy Carport from Panasonic
Panasonic Eco Solutions North America has completed the installation of a solar PV parking lot canopy at the new Agoura Hills, California headquarters for the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. The 115-kW project delivers more than 20 California homes' worth of energy to the facilities.
BMW Reports More Than 2x Increase In Size Of Ballard-Powered Forklift Fleet
BMW Manufacturing recently announced the expansion of its Ballard fuel cell-powered material handling fleet to 230 units at the Company's 4.0 million square foot production facility in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Foxconn invests in solar power in China
Foxconn has announced plans to build a solar power network in China encompassing new factories and plants.
According to a statement released by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer is investing in one research center, five solar-power components factories, and 20 solar-power generating plants in the southern province of Guangxi.
Foxconn since 2012 has been shifting its focus toward solar power, pouring nearly 100 billion yuan (US$16 million) in other provinces in China, where the government has provided solar manufacturers with heavy subsidies.
In the face of competition, increasing labor cost and pressure from business customers, Foxconn's cellphone subsidiary company had failed to meet market expectation and reported an annual loss of US$316 million in its fiscal 2012. Hence, to some, the moves could be seen as part of a strategic plan.
Despite last week bankruptcy filing of SunTech, China's biggest solar panel manufacturer, the outlook for the domestic market remains encouraging, according to Shen Hongwen, an analyst from CIConsulting company. Foxconn should be able to tap the expanding Chinese market by utilizing its financing power and management expertise, Shen said.
Colorado Bridges Gap between Traditional and New Energy Companies
The Colorado Cleantech Industry Association highlights companies utilizing both traditional and new energy for maximum results
Daetwyler Clean Energy announces the appointment of David Nurse to West Coast Sales Manager
Daetwyler Clean Energy (DCE) announces the appointment of David Nurse to the position of West Coast Sales Manager.
New Reports Project Transition to Hydrogen
Two new government-funded studies project that fuel cell
electric vehicles (FCEVs) will be an integral part of the U.S. effort to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions and petroleum consumption by 80% by 2050. At the same time, automakers are reaffirming their commitment to FCEVs with new partnerships.
Navigant Research Releases New BTM Wind Report: World Market Update 2012
Report Highlights Regional Trends, Production Data, Demand Drivers & Forecast 2013 - 2017
Monarch Power Introduces Lotus Mobile, World's First Mobile Solar ‘Flower Power'
Arizona Governor Janice K. Brewer at March 27th Solar Event at the State Capitol
HyperSolar to Build Renewable Hydrogen Generator for Commercial Use
The company's commercial scale renewable hydrogen generator is expected to cost substantially less than other renewable hydrogen systems that rely on expensive, energy intensive electrolyzers
OneRoof Energy Announces New Solar Design and Sales Management Software
Web-based platform SunOpps and iPad app SunOpps Lite helping dealers to increase efficiencies, accelerate and automate sales process
KACO new energy introduces the blueplanet 50.0, 40.0 and 32.0 TL3 inverters in North America
Each power rating is available with integrated visible, lockable AC and DC disconnection means, nearly 98% CEC efficiency rating, and sealed electronics.
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