TWO HUNDRED SPEAKERS CONFIRMED FOR WORLD ENERGY CONGRESS 2013
Korean government and energy leaders meet as preparations gather pace
MICHIGAN MAYOR WELCOMES ELECTRIC & HYBRID VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY EXPO
Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo will join The Battery Show in raising one roof at the green-automotive heart of the USA in Novi, Michigan.
MICHIGAN MAYOR WELCOMES THE BATTERY SHOW BACK FOR ITS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR YET
The Battery Show is expecting upward of 330 exhibitors and will welcome around 4,000 visitors
Meteodyn at BRAZIL Wind Power exhibition!
Rio de Janeiro – September 3-5 – Booth No 47
UK Government must adjust either De Gucht solar plan or UK policy framework
Prices fixed by Brussels bureaucrats for 2.5 years risk leaving non-domestic solar out of kilter with UK policy framework
Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative Grows to 100 Members
The organization reaches major milestone in membership
KYOCERA and Century Tokyo Leasing Commence Business to Operate Utility-Scale Solar Power Plants in Japan
First 2.4MW solar plant goes online in Japan's Kagawa Prefecture; plans call for up to 35 similar plants throughout Japan
Cool Energy Inc. Awarded $1 Million Grant from Department of Energy
20kW Stirling Engine Converts Wasted Heat into Electricity for $800 Million Market
ACORE Board of Directors Announces Interim CEO, Michael R. Brower, to Lead Organization During CEO Search
Brower has been an ACORE member since 2002 and is a long time Leadership Council member.
geoAMPS joins ESRI Partner Network
geoAMPS taps into the Esri Partner Network for technological and marketplace strategies to develop and market geoAMPS business offerings built on the Esri software platform.
American Roll Form Products Installs New Rolling Mill
American Roll Form Products (ARFP), a manufacturer of custom roll formed products for the solar industry, recently installed a new rolling mill designed for high-speed and flexibility at their 53,200 square foot newly opened satellite manufacturing facility located in North Las Vegas, Nevada.
China-Europe fight over solar ends with whimper
The European Commission’s investigation of solar-panel imports from China was the world’s biggest antidumping case ever when it began in September, signaling a new willingness in Brussels to challenge China’s extensive assistance to favored export-oriented industries.
But the case ended with a whimper Saturday and illuminated deep divisions in Europe — and how good the Chinese are at exploiting those differences. The European Commission said Saturday that it had settled the case in exchange for a pledge from China not to export solar panels for less than 74 cents a watt, a price about 25 percent lower even than when the case began. The commission also decided to forgo imposing the steep tariffs on Chinese solar panels it had threatened.
The deal could end up strengthening the fractured Chinese solar panel industry and sending a wave of cheaper Chinese panels to the United States.
Trade experts said the European Commission’s meager outcome, in a case covering 6 percent of China’s exports to Europe, showed that while Brussels might have had a strong case in terms of law or economics, it was fatally weak from the beginning at the political level. Those political weaknesses increased as China’s leaders traveled repeatedly to European capitals and lobbied aggressively and successfully to divide Europe on the issue.
European makers of solar panels were furious about receiving so little after a year of litigation, and vowed to sue. The European settlement also undermined Obama administration officials, who had taken a tough stance toward China on solar panel trade and had tried for months to persuade European leaders to side with them.
Lucintel ForecastsGlobal Wind Operation and Maintenance Market to Reach $14,014 Million by 2018
The global wind operation and maintenance market is set to expand with stable demand potential in the near future. The wind operation service market accounted for more than 20%and the wind maintenance service market accounted for more than 75%of the global wind operation and maintenance marketing.
Morgan Advanced Materials offers Cerox® fired refractory shapes and engineering expertise for producing clean and contaminant-free metals
The Company thrives on breakthrough innovation. Our materials scientists and applications engineers work in close collaboration with customers to create outstanding, highly differentiated products that perform more efficiently, more reliably and for longer.
Thermal Ceramics is a business of Morgan Advanced Materials, which has more than
10,000 employees across 50 countries serving specialist markets in the energy, transport, healthcare, electronics, security and defence, petrochemical and industrial sectors.
Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) is listed on the London Stock Exchange in the engineering sector.
Morgan Advanced Materials Offers Fire Protection Materials for the HVAC Market
Morgan Advanced Materials' Thermal Ceramics Business announces the availability of its FireMaster® FastWrap® XL and FireMaster® FastDoor™ material for HVAC and grease ducts.
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