EmPower Solar to Send Student Competition Winners to U.S. Solar Decathlon
Long Island Teens Place First in Solar Competition, Winning Scholarships, Trip to California
Renewable Energy Accounts for Nearly 50% of Added Capacity in US in 2012
Ernst & Young LLP releases latest edition of the US Attractiveness Indices.
Murrieta Solar Company HelioPower Announces Move to a Larger Location
The New Office Is Twice as Large, Which Allows the Company to Better Serve Its Growing Customer Base
Solar Thin Films, Inc Announces First Solar Tracker Installation at Golf Course
The unique feature of the Tracker is that the solar panel changes position in response to the movement of the sun in relation to the earth; in essence, following the sun's path.
The Enphase System Powers Team Capitol DC in 2013 Solar Decathlon
Students of sustainability develop Enphase-powered home ideal for the wounded American veteran
EDF Renewable Energy Announces Operation of the Catalina Solar Project
Catalina Solar, representing EDF Renewable Energy's largest utility-scale photovoltaic project and the world's 8th largest photovoltaic plant.
CleanEdison, Leaders in Solar Energy Training, Makes It Into the New Inc. 5000 List
As the 2013 list for the Inc. 5000 is released this week, people are jumping to find out who qualified as one of the nation's leading companies. Falling into the education category, CleanEdison is demonstrating their worth in the industry of alternative energy education.
EnterSolar Awarded NYSERDA Funding for 10 New York State Solar Installations
EnterSolar has been awarded funding for 10 New York State Solar Installations from the Pilot to Phase 2 and is currently working with businesses for Phase 3 Bids.
WORLD OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS 2013: Batteries and hydrogen have immense potential as energy storage media
Coordinating supply and demand for electrical power is a challenge that takes on an entirely new dimension when a renewable energy system is added to the equation. Energy storage media are to help compensate for fluctuations in the power grid. From 30 September to 2 October 2013, industry experts will be presenting and discussing a variety of solutions at the f-cell, BATTERY+STORAGE, e-mobil BW TECHNOLOGIETAG and Solar Energy Solutions conferences in Stuttgart.
REA welcomes biomass power sustainability criteria
Certainty for supply chain to ensure biomass best practice
But uncertain future for new biomass power projects
First Public Compressed Natural Gas Fuel Station Opens in Casa Grande
Golden Eagle Distributors, Inc. and Trillium CNG™ host ribbon cutting at new station
SUNRNR Specials during National Preparedness Month
Free second solar panel or 5% discount with purchase of "Sun Runner" unit. SUNRNR of Virginia is supporting Resolve 2B Ready - National Preparedness Month's theme for September 2013.
Could The Cost Of Solar Power Fall By 75% By 2020?
Writing in The Telegraph last week, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard cited theU.S. Department of Energy as the basis for a prediction that the cost of solar power would drop by 75% between 2010 and 2020.
Evans-Pritchard writes:
The US Energy USEG +2 .12% Department expects the cost of solar power to fall by 75% between 2010 and 2020. By then average costs will have dropped to the $1 per watt for big solar farms, $1.25 for offices and $1.50 for homes, achieving the Holy Grail of grid parity with new coal and gas plants without further need for subsidies.
Evans-Pritchard mentions several development projects sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense as representative of the broader research effort that will drive costs down costs and drive efficiencies up.
Over the past few years, the cost of solar power systems has plunged as the result of what some folks have characterized as Chinese “dumping.”
For better or worse, I am among those “folks” who suspect that anti-competitive trade practices have fueled overly optimistic forecasts of future costs reductions.
Excluding these trade-induced (and temporary) cost reductions, is it possible that solar costs could reduce costs 75% by 2020?
WORLD OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS 2013: Batteries and hydrogen have immense potential as energy storage media
Energy storage media are to help compensate for fluctuations in the power grid. From 30 September to 2 October 2013, industry experts will be presenting a variety of solutions at the f-cell, BATTERY+STORAGE, e-mobil BW TECHNOLOGIETAG and Solar Energy Solutions conferences in Stuttgart, Germany.
Everything you need to know about European biofuels
Despite the uncertain lay of the political land, consumption of biofuels within the EU rose in 2012. Biofuel use in the transport sector rose to 14.4 million tonnes last year which represents a rise of 0.4 million since 2011.
There were 14 countries, including Finland, France, Sweden and Spain, which increased their use of biofuels but another 10, including Hungary, the UK and Poland did not.
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