Solar Energy Index Outperforms S&P in Q4 2013
Lincoln International's Renewable Energy Group is pleased to present the latest Q4 2013 Solar Energy Stock Index Report, which tracks relevant solar company metrics in this growing industry.
New Climate Norms
To be on the safe side, the development of alternative energy sources could keep the actuality of long term global warming from happening.
Go Green to Save Green
"Going green" is no longer just a way to sound trendy, but a very real and highly accessible industry that is helping people save money and better the environment at the same time.
SAKOR TECHNOLOGIES WINS SCIP GRANT TO WORK WITH MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ON THERMAL TRANSIENT ANEMOMETER
Improved ability to measure airflow critical to new vehicle designs
Yingli Green Energy's Joint Venture Develops over 100 MW of Solar Projects in Hainan
JV Emerges as Hainan's Largest PV Project Developer
Canadian Solar Secures the Top Foreign Brand Position in the Japanese Market in 2013
Canadian Solar is proud to announce the opening of two additional business operation centers to better serve four geographic regions in Japan.
Virtual CHP Power Plants could be an answer to increasing network demand
CHP Virtual Power Plants could reduce network demand, according to energy services and technology group ENER-G and its research partners.
Baker Electric Solar Able to Provide a New Alternative to Rooftop Solar
Baker Electric Solar can now offer its customers a solar powered shade structure that generates clean, renewable energy while serving as an aesthetically pleasing outdoor living and entertainment pavilion.
Renogy Will Supply 1.6 Megawatts of Solar Energy Products to Japan
Renogy signed a sales contract to supply 1.6MW Megawatts worth of polycrystalline solar panels to two factories in Japan, helping the factories become cleaner and more energy efficient.
The Las Vegas Solar Energy Movement Looks Bright for 2014
Solar energy gets a boost in Las Vegas, as national companies join the local market and classic signs go solar. Long term committed local solar companies, such as Service 1st Energy Solutions, plan to gain impetus with this exposure, creating even more opportunities for success and growth of solar power in the Las Vegas economy.
SunWize Completes Solar Carports That Will Lower Cochise County Energy Costs
County Will Realize Savings from a Power Purchase Agreement for the Next 20 Years
SEIA Announces New Workforce Training Commitment for Solar Industry
"The explosive growth in solar jobs makes quality training more relevant than ever"
Interstate Turbine Advisory Council Adds Two New Certified Turbines to its Unified List of Small Wind Turbines
Turbines Eligible for Participation in State Incentive Programs
SOLON Completes 1.9 MW of Solar School Projects in Arizona
Rooftop solar and canopies will provide long-term reliability, affordable energy, community stewardship to 9 Arizona school campuses
SEIA Announces New Workforce Training Commitment for Solar Industry
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) today announced a new industry commitment to quality solar workforce training, working with the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC).
Development of this commitment demonstrates the groups’ efforts to build the foundation of a skilled, knowledgeable workforce trained to safely and effectively perform the tasks solar energy jobs require.
The commitment comes on the heels of a new report showing nearly 143,000 Americans are at work throughout the solar value chain at more than 6,100 businesses in the U.S. There has been a 20 percent increase in the workforce since 2012 – or 10 new solar jobs every hour of every workday.
“We are proud to join with IREC during this exciting time for the solar industry. We have just come off a record-shattering year, we are looking forward to continued growth in 2014 and solar jobs are growing at 20 percent – 10 times faster than the national average. With all this activity, it is a perfect time to formalize an industry commitment to workforce training. SEIA encourages all its members to sign this important pledge,” said Rhone Resch, SEIA’s president and CEO.
"The explosive growth in solar jobs makes quality training more relevant than ever," said Jane Weissman, president and CEO of IREC. "SEIA is driving forward the solar industry's commitment to quality workforce training with this demonstration of individual and collective support. With consumer interest in solar so high, there is no better time to instill confidence that the industry is committed to a highly trained workforce to ensure the safety and effectiveness of their investment.“
The market for solar energy in America is booming as the cost of solar technology plummets. Energy efficiency in new construction and retrofits in existing buildings are impacting energy demand while sustainability is becoming part of the fabric of the operations of corporations, municipalities and college campuses. These factors create a fundamental shift in the production and use of solar energy – and the need for a new generation of well-trained workers to build a solar infrastructure.
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