SXSW Eco Announces Initial Keynotes and Additional Speakers
Dirk Ahlborn of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies and Chris Lewicki of Planetary Resources to Lead Conference with Visionary Technologies
Alliance BioEnergy Plus, Inc. Completes FEL 1 Engineering Stage For Construction of First Commercial Plant
The Company anticipates that its central Georgia licensee, RRDA, will break ground on the first commercial plant in the 4th quarter of 2015 and be ready for operations sometime in early summer of 2016.
Electricity System Needs New Framework for 2030
Utility-industry working group says Californias goals, changing technologies call for new utility business models, new products for customers
US Clean Power Plan Could Reduce Coal Power by up to 60 Gigawatts by 2020, says GlobalData Analyst
Of the 326 Gigawatts (GW) of current coal power capacity in the US, a potential 60 GW could be lost by 2020 due to governments Clean Power Plan (CPP)
----'With the US boasting significant renewable power potential, the CPP has created a huge opportunity for companies in this sector, says analyst
Inc. 500/5000-honored solar distributor SimpleRay adds APS microinverter line
SEATTLE - Three-time Inc. 5000-honored solar distributor SimpleRay has added the APS microinverter line to its product offerings. "We want to make sure we have the best products on hand to match each installer's projects," said Geoff Stenrick, SimpleRay president and CEO. "APS fits in well with our philosophy by offering low-cost, well established microinverters. They're easy to design with, and fit our customers' needs well. They're a great fit for us overall."
Solar power on the Prairie, Solar trackers powering Sullivan, IL home
Three innovative solar trackers are now powering the home of Bob and Amanda Montgomery in Sullivan, Illinois.
GEM Energy ranks among Solar Power World's Top North American Solar Developers and Contractors
GEM Energy, of the Rudolph Libbe Group, is ranked 26th among Solar Power World's Top Solar Developers of 2015, the highest-ranking Ohio-based solar developer on the list.
Array Technologies Adds CFO as Rapid Growth Continues
Company supports growth initiatives with Bob Bellemare's strategic business expertise
Clenergy launches its SPS500 Inverter along with a trio of power and electronics products
Clenergy, the innovative solar solution provider, recently launched several new power electronic products: the SPS500 PV Grid-Connected Central Inverter, the SPS1000 Grid-Connected Central with Container Enclosure, the PV DC Power Distribution Cabinet (IDDBX-D) and an Integrated Re-Combiner Box (IRCB) for the Japanese market.
Sutton Council provide insight into the planning process for Beddington Energy From Waste Plant
Incineration V Landfill? With the capacity of generating 26MW of energy and diverting 95% of landfill waste, do the benefits of Viridor's new state of the art £200m energy from waste facility compensate for, what is argued to be, its detrimental impact to the environment?
"NATIONAL CLEAN ENERGY SUMMIT 8.0: POWERING PROGRESS" EXPLORES THE FUTURE OF ROOFTOP SOLAR WITH FIRST-EVER SUMMIT DEBATE
Charles Cicchetti of the Pacific Economics Group Shares the Stage with Lisa Wood of the Edison Foundation to Debate Net Energy Metering and the Future of Rooftop Solar
SEIA Applauds Baker Administration for Leadership on Raising Near-Term Net Metering Caps in Massachusetts
Voices Concern Over Longer-Term Framework
DOE Forms Labor Partnership to Maximize Job Creation from Clean Power Plan
Secretary Moniz, Utility Workers, Electrical Workers, Steelworkers Announce Partnership Following Roundtable in Dearborn, MI
Solar3D's SUNworks Division Secures $3.5 Million Contract with CA-Based Trading Company
Company to Install Approximately 1.5-Megawatt Solar Power System for Prominent Agricultural Organization
NRG Energy Brings Solar Power to New Jersey Non-Profit, HomeFront
"Electrification" of new solar array atop the future HomeFront Family Campus provides clean, affordable power
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