Tenaska Announces Sale of Interest in California Solar Project to Prudential Capital Group
Energy Company Retains Majority Ownership and Continues to Manage Project
Texas' Varied Energy Resources: Together at Last in an "All-of-the-Above" Energy World?
Texas has an abundance of low carbon energy resources to meet demands of the "all-of-the-above" energy market. Texas Renewables 2013 recognizes expanding opportunities in the Texas energy market.
ClimateMaster Provides AIA-Certified Courses on Geothermal and Hybrid Geothermal HVAC System Design
ClimateMaster offers a new set of AIA-certified educational courses on the fundamentals of geothermal heating and cooling systems, and on hybrid geothermal system design.
WIDE VARIETY OF ASSETS AVAILABLE
Tiger Group's Nov. 13 auction appeals to wide range of companies and plant operators
Learn the Critical Steps of RDF Production
Turning waste into refuse-derived fuel (RDF) involves separating out unwanted material, reducing material size and consistent blending. There are many processing techniques that help achieve these targets.
First public auction for solar energy rights on federal lands draws no bids
Federal officials are trying to figure out why the Bureau of Land Management's first-ever auction of public land for solar-energy development failed to attract any bids.
According to the Denver Post, no bidders showed up for the first auction for three parcels of land in Colorado's San Luis Valley, even though five solar development companies had expressed interest in the land.
Three parcels covering 3,700 acres in so-called solar-energy zones were offered on Thursday. The bureau has created 19 zones for large solar projects in six Western states, encompassing nearly 300,000 acres, the newspaper reported.
"We are going to have to regroup and figure out what didn't work," Maryanne Kurtinaitis, the renewable-energy program manager for the BLM's Colorado division, told the Denver Post. "It is always tough to be the first out of the chute. This is a learning experience."
Industry officials attributed the auction's failure to uncertainties about the solar energy market and federal regulations.
Ken Johnson, a spokesman for the Solar Energy Industries, told the Post that financing large-scale solar projects remains a challenge for the industry.
Top U.S. Companies Receive 2013 Solar Champion Awards in Chicago
The Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) today announced the winners of this year's Solar Champion Awards, honoring top U.S. companies for their continued commitment to the deployment of clean solar energy.
More than 600 Companies to Demonstrate the Latest Solar Energy Products, Technology and Solutions this Week at Solar Power International in Chicago
North America's premier business-to-business solar energy event to draw 12,000 professionals
Enphase Energy Microinverters Installed in over 3MW of San Diego Unified School District Solar Arrays
Microinverter flexibility renders 125-building distributed solar project feasible
Hanwha Q CELLS USA to Offer One Stop Shop for Commercial Solar Customers
Robust financing, leading technology, decades of system experience combine for the most bankable products in commercial rooftop.
Hanwha SolarOne Surpasses Four Gigawatts of Photovoltaic Modules Shipped Globally
First South Korean Solar Company to reach Milestone
Hanwha SolarOne Introduces a Residential Zep Compatible™ Solar Module in the U.S.
Hanwha SolarOne Zep Compatible™ Module Reduces Installation Time, Increases Value
NRG Energy Installs 49th Solar Frame to Complete Levi's® Stadium Suite Tower Roof
Solar installation will help 49ers meet net zero energy performance during home games
Turbines begin operation at DTE Energy's Echo Wind Park
The 70-turbine Echo Wind Park in Huron County will be operational by the end of 2013
Hydrostor announces partnership for underwater energy storage in Aruba
MaRS Cleantech Fund-supported company signs power purchase agreement with WEB Aruba N.V.
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