Ballard Receives Order For Breakthrough Technology Solutions Project With Nisshinbo
Ballard Power Systems (NASDAQ: BLDP; TSX: BLD) announced that it has received a purchase order from Nisshinbo Holdings Inc. (Nisshinbo; www.nisshinbo.co.jp/english/) for the next phase of Technology Solutions project work related to the development of a breakthrough catalyst technology intended to reduce manufacturing cost of certain proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells. The project has now been underway for approximately 2-years.
AFFORDABLE SOLAR BUILDS 2ND LARGEST SOLAR ARRAY IN UTAH
The array built by Affordable Solar will produce 1.8 million kilowatt hours of clean electricity right at the site and cover 1/3 of the distribution centers energy usage.
SEIA Launches Spanish-Language Section on Website
The new Spanish-language section will include a Solar 101 tutorial, information about the solar industrys diversity efforts and how solar has become one of the fastest-growing industries in America.
Alta Energy Announces Completion of 504.7kW Solar Installation at Los Angeles Shopping Center
The system is forecasted to generate over 730,000 kilowatt-hours of power annually.
Enphase Energy Partners With Swiss Solar Technics SA to Bring Smart Solar to Switzerland
Partnership exemplifies local demand for uncompromising quality and reliability in solar systems
Eaton Helps Kentucky Power State's Largest Solar Installation at Fort Campbell to Advance Sustainability and Energy Security
The project is the first phase of a planned 5 MW solar array that will help the U.S. Army installation reduce operating costs while contributing to the renewable energy goals and energy independence.
Monarch Power Granted Patent for Solar Powered Turbine
CEO And Professor Invents Off-Grid Solar Thermal Personal Energy
INTERSOLAR AWARD: FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOR THE SOLAR INDUSTRY INNOVATION PRIZE
Trend for smart and more cost-effective components identified from this years submissions
SolarWindow Announces Easy Power Connection System for Installation of its Transparent Electricity-Generating Windows
A single installation of SolarWindow products on all four sides of tall towers could generate 50-times greater power than traditional rooftop systems and 15-times their environmental benefits.
GE Launches the Next Evolution of Wind Energy Making Renewables More Efficient, Economic: the Digital Wind Farm
Industrial Brawn Meets Software Brains as GE Harnesses the Industrial Internet to Build the Worlds Most Efficient Wind Farm----
Use of Sensors, Data Networks and Analytics Create Turbines that Are Customized for Peak Efficiency of up to 20 Percent More in Annual Energy Production----
Combined Technology Could Deliver up to an Estimated $50 Billion in Value Across the Wind Industry1 if Applied to All 50 Gigawatts of Wind Being Installed this Year
SunEdison Awarded 33 Megawatt Deal To Modernize The Grid In Southern California With Solar
The solar systems will be built on rooftops throughout the Orange County and Inland Empire industrial corridors.
E.ON Energy Services and Liftra Team Up to Lower Costs of Major Wind Turbine Repairs
Liftra has developed a new technology, the Liftra Crane, which will dramatically lower the total costs to change out gearboxes and generators for certain turbines.
EnergySage Secures $1.5 Million in Series-A Financing to Fuel Expansion of Online Solar Energy Marketplace
Industry-First Comparison-Shopping Platform Primed to Be the Destination Site For Solar Power Systems
Duke Energy, University of South Florida St. Petersburg unveil solar battery project
100-kilowatt solar installation powers university's parking garage
--- Excess solar energy stored in an industrial-size battery system
--- Project enabled by $1 million grant from Duke Energy Florida
Energy Storage North America to Feature California Investor-Owned Utility Executives and Storage Procurement Decision-Makers in Keynote and Panel Sessions
Participation of major buyers of energy storage underscores value of industry's leading conference
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