Asian Ministers Endorse 22nd World Energy Congress in Daegu
Senior participants from 35 countries from the Asia-Pacific region, including heads of governments and ministers, met in Vladivostok, Russia, from 27 to 30 May.
New Proactive Planning Strategy Proposed for Distributed Generation
A strategy to accommodate high penetrations of distributed generation (DG) resources on utility distribution systems.
WINDFORCE 2013: Industry experts will meet in Bremerhaven
International experts in the offshore wind energy industry will meet from 4 to 6 June 2013 to talk about cost reduction, grid connection and financing.
A New Partnership To Create American Workforce Jobs
Everblue and the International Green Energy Council partnered to help rebuild the homes of Hurricane Sandy victims in New Jersey.
Eaton Collaborates with Portland General Electric to Power Smart Grid Demonstration Project
Eaton has one of the largest and most experienced teams of power system engineers in the industry.
Breakthrough Green Program, Project Volt Gas Volt, Can Make Nuclear, Natural Gas, Fracking, and First Generation Biofuels Obsolete
A breakthrough green renewable energy program, Project Volt Gas Volt, was called for this week at the EU Parliament in Brussels in an announcement made by Corinne Lepage, Member of the European Parliament (and former French Minister of the Environment) and American Professor of Management, Robert I. Bell. Renewable energy can now "keep the lights on" without disruption, thanks to a new technology and long term financing proposal for the project, making it possible to store surplus energy from wind, solar and nuclear sources, potentially rendering nuclear energy, natural gas, "fracking" and first generation biofuels obsolete.
Clariant achieves a further milestone in the manufacture of second-generation bioethanol
Expanded raw material base for manufacture of cellulosic
ethanol from agricultural residues
----- An important step toward international commercialization of
sunliquid® technology
----- Sustainable biofuel reduces CO2 emissions by 95% without
competing with food production
WWF calls for major investment in clean and renewable energy with launch of new global campaign
Embargoed to 12pm CET (noon), 5th June 2013
Intersolar: Valentin Software Presents New Planning Programmes
Intersolar Europe: Simply Count on More – Valentin Software Presents New Planning Programmes for Photovoltaic and Solar Heating Systems
Solar Photovoltaic Demand in the US to Grow by 20% in 2013 to 4.3 Gigawatts, Reports NPD Solarbuzz
Strong Contributions from Utility-Based Projects and Renewable Portfolio Standards to Drive 2014 US Solar PV Above 5 GW
ENERDEL'S 5 MEGAWATT ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM COMES ONLINE AS PART OF PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC'S SALEM SMART POWER PROJECT
Solution Ties into PGE's Electric Power Grid to Support Renewable Integration, back-up, and peak shaving needs. Energy reliability is increased while diminishing environmental impact through reduced emissions.
Severe weather in Midwest challenges Solar Impulse's third leg Across America
Solar Impulse to use for first time a revolutionary inflatable hangar after damage to
St. Louis Hangar
CHINA TURNS TO THE OCEAN IN A NEW QUEST FOR POWER
It is part of the National Plan for Islands Protection to use marine renewable energy to improve the sustainability of remote islands.
A Floating Wind Tower Is Launched in Maine
One reason that offshore wind has not caught on in the United States is the steep cost of erecting a tower in the water, but researchers at the University of Maine tried another approach on Friday by launching a floating wind machine. It is the first offshore wind installation in United States waters, according to the Energy Department, which helped pay for it.
The tower, launched in Brewer, Me., sits on three hollow concrete tubes and will be anchored in the Gulf of Maine. It is a mere 20 kilowatts in capacity, an amount of power that could be soaked up by a handful of big suburban houses on a hot summer day. But it is one-eighth the dimensions of the one the researchers hope to deploy in the next few years, a gigantic 6-megawatt model, with each blade as long as the wingspan of a Boeing 747.
Because of its location, it will have two big advantages over machines on land, according to Habib J. Dagher, a professor of civil engineering at the university. Onshore wind machines produce most of their energy at night, when it is least valuable to utilities buying the power, but this one will catch the predictable, strong breezes that come up every sunny summer afternoon, he said, when the sun heats the land more than the sea, creating an onshore breeze.
Increase in efficiency for thin-film solar modules
3D-Micromac launches an innovative production system
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