Schneider Electric set to showcase All-In-One Japanese PV Box solution at PV EXPO 2014
Japan's largest industry event
"Tier 1 Solar PV Manufacturers Boost Expansions to Support Increasing Demand," says Jon Campos, analyst - solar research at IHS.
The industry has matured considerably from the industry shakeout of 2012.
"Record results from Enphase, and the release of SMA's solar microinverter in Europe will help fuel over 2 GW of solar microinverter shipments in 2017" says Cormac Gilligan, Senior Analyst at IHS.
Leading solar microinverter supplier, Enphase Energy increased its share of global PV inverter revenues to approximately 4% in 2013. It is well positioned for further growth as its business moves close to profitability.
--- Microinverter shipments to European markets are forecast to accelerate to reach over 200 MW in 2015, boosted by the release of SMA's Sunny Boy 240 in Germany.
--- Global cumulative microinverter shipments are forecast to reach over 7 GW by 2017.
Kingspan designs solar thermal system for Syracuse University
Kingspan Environmental has designed and installed one of its largest solar panel systems to date at a prestigious US university.
NY-BEST Announces 2014 "Capture the Energy" Conference
Featuring Global Industry Leaders and Senior New York State Policymakers
SMEThermal 2014: Solar Thermal Materials, Equipment and Technology Conference celebrates its 5th anniversary
More than 130 decision-makers from 20 countries attend the one-day meeting
1MW OF ENERGY: LARGEST WAVES EVER MEASURED AT CORNWALL WAVE ENERGY SITE
FaBTest has experienced the largest waves since recording begun in 2012
Chandler's Roofing Offers Enhanced Solar Solutions for Los Angeles and Orange County Customers
Chandler's Roofing, a top GAF Master Elite™ Contractor in Los Angeles and Orange County, CA, has been selected as the first GAF Solar Elite Contractor™ in Southern California, bringing together industry-leading solar services and roof warranty options to offer to their customers.
Tesla to reveal details of battery 'Gigafactory'
Tesla Motors' CEO Elon Musk says that this week, he will detail his plans to build a huge plant to make electric car batteries — so big that he calls it the "gigafactory."
Compared with Tesla's swoopy electric luxury cars, making lithium-ion battery packs sounds decidedly unsexy. But Tesla apparently views the plant as critical to its strategy. Reasons:
•Steady supply. Tesla will make the case that it needs its own source of battery packs. It has made no secret of its inability to get enough batteries through its deal with Panasonic to keep up with demand for its Model S electric sedan. It says the current shortage will last through the first half of the year.
•Other revenue streams. The plant could supply batteries to other carmakers and for other uses. Musk also is chairman of SolarCity, which has announced plans to sell Tesla battery packs to companies to use for emergency backup power storage.
•Future models. Tesla is developing a more mainstream electric car for sale in several years. But it will need to dramatically lower battery costs and increase supply to create a mass-market vehicle.
Altaaqa Global Wins Power Project of the Year at Middle East Electricity Awards
Altaaqa Global, a global temporary power and energy solution specialist, recently won ‘Power Project of the Year' for its Yemen power project and was highly commended for its role in innovation.
TÜV SÜD at EWEA 2014:
At EWEA 2014 in Barcelona, TÜV SÜD will showcase the result of an important research project about the potential of high wind power resources in forested areas together with its full scope of wind energy products and services (Booth 7B100).
JinkoSolar to Supply 60-cell Mono 270W Modules to Swiss Embassy in Tokyo, Japan
This will be the first clean energy project constructed on the Swiss Embassy in Japan.
ReneSola to Provide Solar Modules to 13MW UK Solar Park
The modules will power a ground-mounted project on 63.5 acres of land in Wiltshire, England.
SunEdison Interconnects 16.4 MW Solar Power Plant For Davis-Monathan Air Force Base
Largest Solar Plant in Department of Defense Expected to Save Base $500,000 Dollars Annually
Hiring Begins as K2 Wind Power Project Moves Forward, Creating Jobs and Investment in Ontario
1,000 Ontario jobs and over $5 million injected into local economy each year
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