ZephIR 300 approved for use as stand-alone resource assessment by the Energy research Centre for the Netherlands
ZephIR can be considered as a valid stand-alone system for wind resource assessments
Algae-Derived Fuel on Market May Have Long-Term Effects on Resources, Environment Says A&M-Corpus Christi Researcher
Could result in the significant loss of resources and negative environmental effects.
Nokia Siemens Networks, Ballard Power Systems develop fuel cell backup power for mobile networks
Designed to support mobile networks during and after commercial grid outages
Passed NTT DOCOMO evaluation tests and Japan statutory approval for power supply
Network online with leading HSE managers from top utilities
The Offshore Wind Health and Safety Summit is now two weeks away! This week the preconference networking tool went live which allows registered delegates to build business and make connections before the event with HSE managers from Statoil, Mainstream Renewables, RES Offshore, DONG Energy, Vestas,
ET Solar Builds 50MW Solar PV Projects in Romania
NANJING, China, Nov. 19, 2012 -- ET Solar Group Corp. ("ET Solar"), a leading one-stop solar PV solution provider, today announces that they have been awarded to build various PV plants in Romania totaling 50MW for Tinmar-Ind S.A. ("Tinmar").
New Pv Disconnecting Combiners and BirdHouse Saftey Switch
MidNite Solar, America's number one array combiner manufacturer is proud
to announce our new line of Disconnecting Combiners! These Combiners
are all designed to meet, and indeed, exceed the 2011 NEC requirements.
With over 60,000 combiners sold, MidNite Solar continues to lead the
industry into the future with our new safer, smarter, full featured
disconnecting combiners. MidNite will have 4, 6, 8, and 16 strings
models available.
RGGI Investments Avoid 12 Million Tons of CO2 Pollution, Generate $1.3 B in Lifetime Energy Savings
Program Turns "Triple-Play" by Delivering Environmental, Consumer, and Economic Benefits to Region
MK Battery Appoints Global Director for its Deka Solar Batteries
News for Immediate Release
[P2] Releases Next-Generation LED High Bay Fixture
QHC LED Combines Energy Efficiency and Long-Lasting Maintenance Free Operation
Nokia Siemens Networks, Ballard Power Systems develop fuel cell backup power for mobile networks
Designed to support mobile networks during and after commercial grid outages
Passed NTT DOCOMO evaluation tests and Japan statutory approval for power supply
GRC 2013 Annual Meeting Announced - Call for Papers Issued
37th Geothermal Resources Council Annual Meeting will be held Sept. 29-Oct. 2 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Theme is "A Global Resource, from Larderello to Las Vegas."
The utility interview: US utilities discuss issues from expected future demand for solar and the impact on grid
PG&E, SCE & SMUD talk about their solar expansion plans
Bloom privately reports $32 million Q3 loss.
For years, the knock on fuel cell maker Bloom Energy Corp. has been that its boxes cost more to make than they cost to buy. Not exactly the sort of dynamic that would help Bloom make it up on volume.
But perhaps things are finally about to change, after 10 years and nearly $1 billion in venture capital funding.
Fortune recently obtained confidential documents sent by Bloom to its "significant investors," detailing third quarter earnings and the company's broader financial position. We also have managed to learn some broader context around the numbers, and have received what is believed to be the company's first on-the-record statement about its top-line projections for 2013 (all prior requests for information had gone unanswered).
For the uninitiated, Bloom was founded by K.R. Sridhar in 2001 to translate a NASA science experiment into self-generating energy boxes for commercial customers like warehouses and data centers. The idea is basically to place solid oxide fuel cells on a company's premise, which convert air and natural gas into electricity via an electrochemical process. After several field trials, it shipped its first boxes to Google (GOOG) in July 2008 and since has secured paying customers like Wal-Mart (WMT), Federal Express (FDX) and AT&T (T). It also has expanded the business model to include box rentals (where customers pay on a consumption basis, kind of energy-as-a-service), and also is rolling out advanced boxes that can operate independent of the gas grid if needed (the new module also can be added onto existing boxes).
Despite the customer wins and technological advancements, however, Bloom has a reputation for burning money.
PROINSO donates PV products for PV-diesel hybrid energy system to MORU, leading malaria research uni
The PV modules and hybrid inverter will be installed at the Shoklo Malaria Research Unit (SMRU), a major research site of the Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU).
International wind industry converges AT HANNOVER MESSE 2013
Wind Fair on Growth Trajectory; All Industry Leaders Exhibiting; New Offshore Theme Park
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STI Norland - First dual-row tracker in the market
Developed in 2017, the STI-H250β’ is consists of two linked torsion beams that rotate simultaneously following the sun's path. They are moved by just one motor, cutting supply and maintenance costs. STI-H250β’ dual-row tracker includes backtracking mode to avoid shadowing between adjacent rows and stow function to protect the tracker in extreme wind conditions. For cleaning, vehicles can pass between trackers and each row can be placed in a different position.
