Hendrix Offers Dual Block for Underground Cable
Prevents water from entering cable core
Siemens wins world's biggest onshore wind power order
Siemens won an order to supply 448 wind turbines with a total capacity of 1,050 megawatts (MW) to U.S.-based MidAmerican Energy, which the German engineering group said was the largest single order for onshore wind power ever awarded.
The wind turbines, with a nominal rating of 2.3 MW each and a rotor diameter of 108 metres, are to be installed in five different projects in Iowa, Siemens said in a statement on Monday.
Siemens said it would also be responsible for service and maintenance of the wind turbines.
Siemens did not provide any financial details of the transaction.
By a rule of thumb, one megawatt of onshore wind capacity sells for 1 million euros ($1.37 million).
New Energy Husum holds 3rd Science Slam
Creative short speeches on renewable energy topics requested
Solar Energy Solidarity donates products for three solar installations in Africa, bringing electrici
The three projects will supply electricity to a kindergarten and a women's radio in Guinea Bissau, and to a farm school in Cameroon. PROINSO, jointly with local NGOs and other organisations, has donated modules, structures, a thermosiphon and a collector.
Prothea advised on the purchase of 6,7 MW solar PV farms operating in Italy in a deal worth €28,5 M
Prothea announced today that its customers have entered into a definitive agreement with Kirchner Solar GmbH for the purchase of Sonnen Systeme Italia S.r.l, an Italian company owning and operating a portfolio of 6,7 MW dual-axis solar photovoltaic parks near Alessandria
Lucintel Anticipates New Installations and Larger Blades to Drive Composites Usage in Wind Energy Ma
Increasing demand of lightweight materials with efficient properties had been driving the growth of composite materials in wind energy market. Composite materials consumption in wind energy market is forecasted to reach US $4.3 billion by 2018 with a high growth rate over the next five years.
Sakor Technologies, Inc. Introduces MicroDyne™ Series of Small Motoring Dynamometers
Ideal for Testing Small Rotary Devices in Automotive, Military and Aerospace Applications
HENDRIX ANNOUNCES RUGGED HIGH-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE INSULATORS
INSULATORS
Sturdy design makes insulators resistant to gunfire and discourages vandalism
How Cities can reach 100% Renewable Energy.
It's like having a blueprint to build a house, rather than just buying appliances, walls, and other parts. It is important to set out with a plan for what you want to end up with.
Is our current approach to energy sustainable?
It seems that we've proven ourselves exceptionally able in arguing with one another. The time for that has passed. Nature will act if we don't.
Big Data for Solar
Helping Fleet Managers Streamline Operations and Management Functions
Permanent Magnet Alternators for Wind Turbines
Permanent magnet alternators are very compact compared to asynchronous generators and allow simplified mechanical integration thanks to being direct-driving by the rotor.
SunPower Testing Batteries to Store Solar Power
SunPower Corp. (SPWR), the second-largest U.S. solar-panel maker, is testing power-storage systems in three countries to complement its residential systems, its chief executive officer said.
The company is evaluating batteries in Germany, Australia and California and expects to have a product to sell to customers within the next couple of years, Chief Executive Officer Tom Wernersaid today in an interview at Bloomberg’s New York headquarters.
Adding batteries to residential solar systems would let people power their homes at night with electricity generated during the day, decreasing demand for energy from the grid and creating a threat to utilities’ revenue, Werner said. California will require utilities to use storage by 2020 and Germany introduced incentives in May to promote wider use of the technology.
“In the near term, we’re driven by policy,” he said. “In the long-term it’s economics.”
The company, based in San Jose, California, gets at least 25 percent of its revenue from photovoltaic panels that end up on consumers’ rooftops.
SolarCity Corp. (SCTY), which provides rooftop solar systems, began offering lithium-ion battery storage units made by Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) last week.
TrendForce: 2014 Three Major Trends of PV Energy – High-Efficiency Cell, Energy-Storage System, and
Demand from China, Japan, and USA will represent about 50% of the total worldwide market share in 2014. Due to the recovery of the European market and the rise of the emerging markets, supply and demand in the PV industry will be able to achieve equilibrium.
Canadian Solar Announces 100MW Module Supply Agreement with Zhenfa New Energy in China
"We are honored to be awarded this large module supply agreement by Zhenfa New Energy. It is another milestone for Canadian Solar's achievements in the Chinese market, where we see the market improving with better pricing and payment terms," said Dr. Shawn Qu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Solar.
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