Anti-dumping duties against �Big China Solar' step toward restoring industry competition
SolarWorld: Retroactive duties could help dampen illegal Chinese export drive
Logan Energy Power Up All-Energy
Logan Energy Limited, the Edinburgh-based fuel cell and hydrogen solutions provider, will be providing the electricity to power the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association stand (B41), for the first time, at this year's All-Energy Show with a 5kW PEM* fuel cell.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley to Adopt Solar Power
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley (BGCSV) announced they will be adopting solar power at the Smythe Clubhouse in East San Jose. The solar project was made possible through BGCSV's solar partner, Solar Advisory Group (SAG).
U.S.-China Solar Trade Case: GTM Research Reacts to Tariffs
GTM Research Solar Analyst, Shyam Mehta Comments on the Affect the Latest Round of Preliminary Tariffs Will Have on Industry Dynamics
Commerce Preliminarily Finds Dumping of Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Cells, Whether or Not Assembled into Modules from the People's Republic of China
On May 17, 2012, the Department of Commerce (Commerce) announced its affirmative preliminary determination in the antidumping duty (AD) investigation of imports of crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells, whether or not assembled into modules (solar cells) from the People’s Republic of China (China).
For the purpose of AD investigations, dumping occurs when a foreign company sells a product in the United States at less than fair value.
Commerce preliminarily determined that Chinese producers/exporters sold solar cells in the United States at dumping margins ranging from 31.14 percent to 249.96 percent.
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SEIA Seeks Mutually-Satisfactory Resolution of Growing U.S.-China Solar Trade Conflict
"The solar industry calls upon the U.S. and Chinese governments to immediately work together towards a mutually-satisfactory resolution of the growing trade conflict within the solar industry." -Rhone Resch, president & CEO Solar Energy Industries Association
Scientists to harness solar energy in space
Solar power from space could be a valuable source of renewable energy, thanks to an innovative research.
Researchers at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, have already tested equipment that would provide a platform for solar panels to collect the energy and allow it to be transferred back to earth through microwaves or lasers.
This unique development would provide a reliable source of power and allow valuable energy to be sent to remote areas in the world, providing power to disaster zones or outlying areas that are difficult to reach by traditional means.
"Space provides a fantastic source for collecting solar power and we have the advantage of being able to gather it regardless of the time of the day or indeed the weather conditions," said Massimiliano Vasile, mechanical and aerospace engineer at Strathclyde, who is leading the research, according to a university statement.
Beaumont Solar Announces Cycling Team To Connect Green Communities in Supporting Local Charities
Beaumont Solar Company launches a unique Solar Cycling sponsorship, which will donate $25,000 to riders in local charity cycling events in 2012. Beaumont Solar is the only solar company with such an initiative to connect green communities, green sports and local charities.
TI introduces industry's first LED controller with constant power regulation
New LM3447 AC/DC LED driver includes a dimmer detect, phase decoder and adjustable hold current circuits to provide smooth and flicker-free dimming operation in off-line, isolated LED lighting applications, including A19, E26/27 and PAR30/38 bulbs, as well as can light retrofits.
SMA Sunny PRO Club Expands Regional Forum Program, Adds New Dates Through 2012
Solar Industry Leader Continues to Offer Exclusive Educational Opportunities for the US
GOP's Karl Rove and Democrat Robert Gibbs to seek common ground at WINDPOWER® 2012
Leading partisans will speak amid bipartisan effort to keep U.S. wind growing
WindTV Mother's Day Follow-up Special: Industry gets boost from Women of Wind Energy
Organization fosters recruitment and development of talent for industry
WINDPOWER 2012 first North American event to be labeled WindMade
WINDPOWER 2012 Conference & Exhibition in Atlanta, June 3-6
New DuPont™ Solamet® PV51G Provides Better Adhesion, Reduces Silver Consumption
Next Generation of Metallization Materials Further Improves Cost-of-Ownership for Solar Cell Users
PV Fleet Management
PV by nature is an intermittent energy source that can be affected greatly (even over the course of seconds) by weather influences such as passing clouds. While this variability may not be a concern for the individual PV system owner, it is for utilities or system operators that may have tens of thousands of grid-connected PV systems within their service territories.
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