North Shore InnoVentures Receives $100,000 Grant from Cummings Foundation
Grant Will Aid in Services for Biotech and Cleantech Startups
Colby-Sawyer College Saves Big, Secures 100% Green Power Through World Energy Solutions
Online Auctions Deliver Price Discovery and Savings Against
Backdrop of Rising Wholesale Electricity Rates
Solar industry calls for market driven approach to TVA solar programs
Industry group urges TVA to reconfigure solar programs to meet market demand, retain workforce and enable clean, low cost energy in the Valley
IREC Releases Revised Model Rules for Shared Renewable Energy Programs
Model Rules for Shared Renewable Energy Programs.
Electric Vehicle Production to Drive Advanced Battery Market Revenue to $61 Billion by 2020
Electric vehicle batteries to account for 73% of advanced battery market by end of decade
-----Lithium-ion batteries set to maintain market dominance
NPD Solarbuzz: Regional Solar PV Conferences to Highlight Future Market Trends and Opportunities
Conferences in Seoul, Shanghai, Taipei, and San Jose will provide new research, insight, and long-term forecasts for the solar photovoltaic industry.
Renusol presents east/west mounting system at Intersolar 2013
East/west systems produce more constant levels of power throughout the day
Green Parking Council presents Pioneer Award to ABB's Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure team
Work in mobility innovation by EV charging leader in North America honored by sustainable parking association
IMPCO Santa Ana Achieves ISO 14001 Certification for Environmental Management Systems
Achieving ISO
14001 Certification underscores IMPCO's commitment to corporate social
responsibility through the development and manufacture of environmentally
conscious products and processes.
History of Solar Power in Hawaii Timeline Released
Alternate Energy, Inc., released a timeline of solar power history in Hawaii showing the adoption of solar panels over time, notable events in Hawaiian solar history and the unveiling of several notable solar panel arrays.
Obama calls for carbon cuts at power plants
Outlining a new climate change plan on a warm day in Washington, President Obama said Tuesday his State Department should not sign off on the Keystone XL oil pipeline if it increases greenhouse gas emissions.
"The national interest will be served only if the project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution," Obama said in a speech at Georgetown University.
Keystone is not part of the climate change plan that Obama said includes new rules to restrict "the relentless dumping" of carbon pollution from power plants, as well as the promotion of renewable energy sources and new energy-efficiency standards.
Warning that climate change threatens future generations, Obama told his college audience that "the question is not whether we need to act" because "the overwhelming judgement of science ... has put all that to rest."
The question is whether the nation has "the courage to act before it is too late," the president said.
Almost all of the president's plan involves executive actions that do not require congressional approval. Obama would have a difficult time getting climate change legislation through Congress, given a U.S. House run by Republicans and a Senate in which the GOP has enough members to mount effective filibusters.
Republicans and members of the energy industry criticized Obama's climate change plan, saying it will lead to higher utility bills and less development of reliable energy.
Wind energy poised to help deliver on national climate commitment
We welcome the President's initiative to proceed with climate actions focused at this time on executive agencies. AWEA supports policies to achieve science-based greenhouse gas reduction targets.
SMA to Unveil New Products, Services at Intersolar North America
Global Leader to Exhibit Solutions for Virtually All System Sizes
Sun Invention at the Intersolar 2013: New Products, New Partners, New Customers
New Products: Plug & Save 250 watts, off-grid solution Plug & Power and electricity tariff SIE-100
New Partners: moinEnergie, ALGATEC Solar and DKE
New Customers: Sales co-operations (at industry level) concluded for the Netherlands, Belgium, Romania, Greece and India.
SolarEdge Delivers Their Power Optimization Architecture to ImagineSolar
Advanced PV System Technologies Workshop, July 25th-27th, Austin, Texas
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