GE-Powered Santa Catarina Wind Farm Goes Online in Mexico
Powered by Eight GE 2.75-103-Megawatt Wind Turbines----
Six Mexico Counties to Benefit from Farm's Wind Power----
Five-Year Service Agreement Awarded to Operate and Maintain Wind Farm
Canada Remains Lowest in Growth of Renewables
Canada's annual growth of renewable energy will be 1.6% until 2040, compared with 1.8% for the United States and 2.5% for the world, according to the latest projections from the US Department of Energy's statistical agency.
Solar panel dispute between EU and China to reach an agreement
Chinese and European authorities agreed to set a minimum price on Chinese solar panel.
After several weeks of discussion, both sides, are aiming for an amicable issue to their dispute over Chinese photovoltaic panels.
US Patent Office issues BIPV Patent to SolarPower Restoration Systems
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued a patent (US 2013 – 8,372,226)to SolarPower Restoration Systems based on the company's proprietary SolarSeal Technologies™, titled "Elastomeric waterproofing and weatherproofing photovoltaic finishing method and system"
Cost Containment International announces no-cost benchmarking services for all its energy clients
As Chicago moves towards requiring energy benchmarking, Cost Containment International is offering the service at no-cost to its energy clients.
Volvo Invents a Solar Panel That Unfurls From the Car Trunk
Volvo is famous for favoring safety over style, making the selection of Synthesis Design + Architecture, best known for its sweeping, sci-fi inspired solutions, a bit of a surprise. The solar-powered pavilion is a stunning showcase for its new hybrid electricV60 model, and the parabolic platform is intended to highlight the sedate sedan’s impressive technological innovations at marketing events while charging it up for the ride to the next city.
Unlike many green design projects that tack on aesthetics like an aftermarket body kit, Synthesis was driven by them. Synthesis principal and USC professor Alvin Huang has been a long time researcher of “dynamic mesh relaxation”—a design approach pioneered by Frei Otto and amplified by computer science that is focused on the physical properties of dynamic materials and efficiently configuring them into complex, visually striking structures.
The design process involved digital and analog techniques—digital tools allowed for quick explorations of designs while physical models acted as proof of concepts for the carbon fiber frame, mesh surface, and artfully placed solar panels. The combination of the two styles of design equipped the team with an intuitive sense for what works to develop an attractive form that could stand up to the rigors of use in the field. “The iterative exchange between the parallel digital and analog models allowed us to further refine design technique, and perhaps more importantly, design intuition, in terms of achieving desired effects.” says Huang.
Lucintel Estimates $2,314 Million Market for Global Inspection and Testing Equipment by 2018
The global inspection and testing equipment market in civil engineering is poised for robust growth in the next five years. The testing market is gradually becoming more influential with each passing day as safety and quality control are becoming the basic needs of the civil engineering industry.
CSP projects miss deadlines in International Market
Four of the five concentrated solar power projects in India, with a total capacity of 470 MW have missed the scheduled commissioning date, 9th May, and are running way behind project schedule.
International executives show support for German offshore wind
International utilities, developers, ECP contractors and manufacturers involved in the development of offshore wind parks will meet in Hamburg later this year to discuss how to improve existing strategies and utilise the latest technology to bring down costs in their next projects, despite uncertain
RES Americas To Develop And Construct 200 MW Wind Project For Xcel Energy
Companies collaborating on Minnesota wind project
Strong Demand for Trinasmart at Intersolar North America Prompts U.S. Roadshow
Trina Solar will showcase Trinasmart technology benefits for installers
EDF Renewable Energy Enters into Definitive Agreement to Acquire Hereford Wind Project
EDF Renewable Energy is in advanced negotiations to secure a long-term, fixed-price hedge agreement for the expected energy production of the first phase of the project.
ReneSola to Provide 63 MW of PV Modules to Energy Absolute PCL
ReneSola will deliver 63 MW of its Virtus II PV modules to Energy Absolute between August and October of this year as part of a project in Nakornsawan, Thailand.
Suntech Powers Latin America with Largest Solar Field
30MW solar PV field doubles installed capacity in Mexico
RES Americas Contracts 150 Megawatts of Wind Energy to Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation
150 MW Project in Oklahoma has 2014 Target Completion Date
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