Feds Fund 12 Offshore Wind Turbines

The Obama administration has announced funding for three offshore wind power projects off the New Jersey, Oregon and Virginia coastlines. The administration has pledged up to $47 million for each project to bring a total of 67 megawatts (MW) of green power online.   The price tag for all this green power: a staggering $11.75 million per wind turbine. In terms of energy, the twelve offshore wind turbines will cost $2.1 million per MW. But the high price tag has not deterred the Obama administration from funding the costly wind projects.   “Offshore wind offers a large, untapped energy resource for the United States that can create thousands of manufacturing, construction and supply chain jobs across the country and drive billions of dollars in local economic investment,” said Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz.   According to Windustry, a utility scale wind turbine cost from $1.3 million to $2.2 million per MW. Most “commercial-scale turbines installed today are 2 MW in size and cost roughly $3-$4 million installed.”   The Energy Information Administration (EIA) says that the costs of offshore wind power are still high at $204 per megwatthour (MWh) — compared with the costs of onshore wind power at $80 per MWh.

MEGACELL: THE BIFACIAL HIGH EFFICIENCY PV SPEAKS ITALIAN

The Italian entrepreneur and PV pioneer Franco Traverso has announced the recent founding of MegaCell Srl (Italy). The new PV Company is created in order to product "BiSon", the new bifacial solar cell based on monocrystalline N-type silicon featurig high efficiency (over 20%) and low cost.

EXOSUN AND SOITEC COMBINE THEIR EXPERTISE TO BRING TO MARKET A NEW CONCENTRATOR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM

This new product has already been selected for the majority of projects under France's second tender for solar power plants over 250 kW

Solar Grid Storage Honored as Clean Tech Company of the Year

Solar Grid Storage is the leading pioneer in solar storage deployment. The company has developed an innovative, market-based model for adding large-scale battery storage to PV projects. With its solar + storage approach, the company is able to dramatically lower costs and new benefits.

FuelCell Energy Joins CHBC as Platinum Members, Receives Board Seat

Pinakin Patel to represent FuelCell Energy on CHBC's Board of Directors

Array Technologies Kicks-off Certified Installer Program

Sunstall Inc. is the first company to successfully complete ATI's New Certified Installer Training Program

This Parking Lot Is Paved With Solar Panels

The Idaho couple who created an innovative road surface made of solar panels is back with a prototype, and they’re looking to Indiegogo for additional funding.   Scott and Julie Brusaw want to replace traditional asphalt and concrete with impact-resistant solar panels that do double duty as a road surface and an energy source. When the solar roadway concept debuted in 2010, it caught the interest of futurists and government officials. Now the Brusaws have a working prototype covering a 12- by 36-foot parking lot outside the couple’s electronics lab in Idaho.   The new panels look quite different from the prototype we saw almost four years ago. The latest design is hexagonal, which allows for better coverage on curves and hills. They’re also heated for easier snow and ice removal, and include LEDs that can display road markings or even messages.   According to the Brusaws, the new glass-covered panels have been tested for traction and impact resistance, and can sustain a 250,000-pound load. They’ve even got a video of a tractor driving over the parking lot prototype. This is also the first time the panels have been subjected to real-world road conditions, and the parking lot includes a dedicated channel for drainage and utilities.   Up until this point, the project has been financed through a $50,000 private grant and two phases of funding from the Federal Highway Administration. Now, the Brusaws have launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise $1 million for commercialization of their prototypes.

Global Clean Energy Commences Plant Ordering as Offtake Testing Nears Completion

GCE has secured the required capital to order both the plastic and tire pyrolysis systems, in addition to its PGM, Platinum Group Metal facility. Financing for both plants is expected to be concluded prior to the end of Q2 2014.

Heraeus to Attend SNEC 8th (2014) International Photovoltaic Power Generation Conference & Exhibition

Market introduction of two news pastes for ultra-lowly doped emitter cells and announcement of new production site for front-side silver paste

Yingli Green Energy to Supply 30 MW of PV Modules to Tekno Ray Solar in Turkey

30 MW of Yingli Solar modules will be delivered in installments from the second quarter of 2014 through the first quarter of 2015.

Demeter Power Group Joins The Alliance for Solar Choice

Juhl Energy Reaches Agreement to Acquire Two Operating Wind Projects in Iowa

Company Continues Emphasis of Acquiring Quality Renewable Energy Assets; Portfolio Will Now Include 5 Projects in Minnesota and Iowa

Intersolar 2014 - Intersolar North America Announces 2014 AWARD Finalists

Solar Projects in North America Category Demonstrate the Latest in Innovative System Technologies and Design

Omega Selects GE's New 2.2-107 Brilliant Wind Turbine for 70-Megawatt Order in Brazil

Omega to Build 32-Turbine Wind Farm in Piaui State of Brazil ----First Deal for GE's 2.2-107 Machine, Latest in Line of Brilliant Wind Turbines ----GE Closed 2013 Brazil Energy Auctions with More than 1 Gigawatt of Wind Commitments

WindPower 2014 - GE's Wind PowerUp* Technology Improving Output on More than 1,000 Units Worldwide

1,000+ GE 1.5-77 Turbines Harnessing Wind PowerUp*; Helping Boost up to 5 Percent AEP ----Platform Continues to Improve AEP for Existing Global GE Fleet

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