Solar energy prospects are bright for Scotland, experts say
Scientists say the strategy could ease the plight of one in three Scottish households
The Final Frontier of HVAC: As Energy Usage Approaches Perpetual Motion
Cue Vent™ residential automated HVAC supply register always directs hot air to rise and cold air to fall saving on energy and proving comfort. This innovation uses an almost other worldly material which solely utilizes the temperature coming out of the vents to make the louvers move automatically!
DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions Highlights How Materials Matter at SNEC
Optimizing Performance, Lifetime and Return on Investment for Solar
DR. QT JIANG APPOINTED AS GENERAL MANAGER OF SOLAREDGE TECHNOLOGIES IN CHINA
SolarEdge Introducing Module-Level Power Electronics to Chinese Market at SNEC
HOPE FOR THE PLANET: CALTECH'S RESONATE AWARD HONORS INNOVATORS IN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY
Five Big Ideas in an Often Overlooked Field Get a Moment in the Sun
Renewables, other energy issues to be focus of enhanced Sandia, SINTEF collaboration
Sandia has partnered with SINTEF since the 1980s, primarily in the field of combustion science at the lab's Combustion Research Facility.
Sefton Motors Releases The Volo One Heat Engine for Electrical Generation
Sefton Motors announced the release of the Volo One Heat Engine designed for electrical generation. The engine runs off of heat and uses any type of fuel to create the heat needed to operate. Fuel sources include wood, natural gas, propane, solar, bio mass or waste heat.
SolarMax Donation to University of Georgia To Foster Solar Engineering Education, Research and Innovation
SolarMax donated SolarMax inverters totaling 150kW to the University of Georgia (UGA) College of Engineering with the purpose of fostering study in the solar inverter technology field.
Elon Musk sees nearly unlimited demand for energy storage
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk said Wednesday that the world will need to build several lithium-ion battery factories to meet a "quasi-infinite demand for energy storage."
Speaking at the World Energy Innovation Forum, Musk said Tesla Motors alone needs its planned $5 billion lithium battery factory to continue the company's rapid growth. Without the proposed "gigafactory" the electric-car maker would lack the batteries it needs to ramp up car production and introduce new models, he said.
"We're building the gigafactory because we can't think of any other way to scale," Musk told the energy forum at the company's factory in Fremont. "We either hit the sides of the Petri dish, or we build a bigger Petri dish."
The forum, which focused on market-transforming ideas in energy, took place in a corner of the sprawling auto plant where Tesla makes its second car model, the Model S.
The proposed gigafactory would double worldwide production of lithium-ion batteries, which could help lower battery production costs 30 percent just in its first year of full-scale operation. Tesla hopes to use those savings to create its $35,000 Gen 3 car, the company's first car aimed at the middle class.
TÜV SÜD at WINDFORCE 2014: Offshore wind farms safe and profitable from design to operation
TÜV SÜD will showcase its full suite of offshore wind power services at WINDFORCE 2014. The experts support designers, project operators and manufacturers in the offshore wind power industry with comprehensive and customised inspection, certification and inspection services (Hall 5, Stand E 33).
Rodman & Rodman CPAs Establish "Green Energy" Speaker's Bureau
Rodman & Rodman, a full service CPA firm with a Renewable Energy and Cleantech specialty practice serving "green" clients throughout the U.S., has recently established a Green Energy Speaker's Bureau.
Intersolar Europe 2014: Secure investments in the photovoltaic sector with TÜV SÜD certificates
At Intersolar Europe 2014, TÜV SÜD will showcase its suite of services spanning the entire value chain of the PV industry. In the focus of interest are new services such as certification of inverters and solar storage systems and the launch of Performance Guard (Hall A2, stand 540)
Shoals Technologies Group and American Helios Constructors partner to provide largest U.S. Army Base
Shoals Technologies Group, the leading manufacturer of PV Balance of Systems components, today announced it has been awarded the contract to provide 17.5 MW of ground mount racking to the Fort Huachuca U.S. Army Base. Chattanooga, Tennessee based American Helios Constructors will serve as the EPC.
ClimateMaster Launches Next-Generation Trilogy 45™ Q-Mode™ Geothermal Heat Pump
ClimateMaster launches its new Trilogy 45™ Q-Mode™ variable-speed geothermal heat pump system, which provides the industry's highest efficiencies of 45 EER and further notable savings via on-demand hot water generation capabilities.
SEIA Reviewing Draft Regulations Aimed at Expanding Solar
"SEIA applauds the Obama Administration's continued efforts to expand the use of solar energy in America as part of its climate change initiatives."
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