Denmark: Farmers want to invest in solar energy systems
Danish Government made it even more advantageous, farmers can sell all produced electricity to the grid at a guaranteed price of 1,30 kroners (0,17 eurocents) per kWh during ten years.
Solar Photovoltaic Demand to Reach 31 Gigawatts in 2013, According to NPD Solarbuzz
Another year of single-digit growth forecast for the PV industry, with China, Japan, and India accounting for 36% of global demand
Sacramento International Jet Center installs Solar Energy System on Hanger and Office Facilities
Local Solar Integrator CitiGreen completes 130kW roof-top installation project
World Bank Energy Director to Deliver Keynote Address at GEA International Geothermal Energy Finance Forum 2013
As Global Markets Rebound, Finance Opportunities
Emerge for Geothermal Projects
Anderson Power Products Introduces the Saf-D-Grid Ultra Short Receptacle
Enables the safe connection of DC electronic devices to a DC micro grid powered by high efficiency DC sources.
Governor McCrory Announces Agreement Enabling Development of Region's Largest Eco-Industrial Park
"This project is an extraordinary example of how public and private sectors can partner to benefit the economy and the environment"
UC Davis Extension Announces Spring Courses in Green Building and Sustainability
Explore topics
such as sustainable planning and water management and renewable energy
Glatfelter and Dreamweaver International Partner to Develop and Manufacture Lithium Ion Battery Separators
Dreamweaver International and P.H. Glatfelter Company announce a partnership to develop and manufacture the next generation of high performance and affordable separators targeted for energy storage devices such as lithium-ion batteries and ultra capacitors
Ballard Signs Agreement for Clean Energy Fuel Cell Module to Power Connecticut Bus
Ballard Power Systems has announced a supply agreement with the Center for Transportation and the Environment for a 150 kilowatt FCvelocityTM-HD6 fuel cell module to be integrated into a bus that will be deployed with CTTransit in Hartford, Connecticut.
Rodman & Rodman Recognized as the "Go To" Alternative Energy CPA Practice
Named as one of the 100 "Best Accounting Firms to Work for" by Accounting Today for the third consecutive year, Rodman & Rodman, P.C. is recognized for their unique alternative energy niche.
PROINSO to attend ALL ABOUT ENERGY, leading renewable energy trade fair in Brazil
• This year, the leading renewable energy trade fair in South America is holding its 7th edition from 11 to 13 March in the coastal city of Fortaleza, in the state of Ceará, Brazil.
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CSP could be the best energy solution for the mining industry
Chile could be the make or break of the concentrated solar power industry in finding a way to work closely with the mining industry. Many mining companies in the Great North would greatly benefit from being able to take advantage of an abundant and free solar resource that could eliminate reliance o
Strengths and Weaknesses of Wind Generator
Wind generator is apparently an extremely desirable and frequently-heard word in today's society. Listed here we are going to introduce some general facets about wind generator, and what its deserves and demerits are respectively.
Suzhou Newmeil company offer a new model of 1500W smart wind turbine
X-2000 wind turbine: 5 blades, light weight, high output power, off grid system and grid tie system . This model and design is unique in the markets .
BP Bows Out Of Solar, But Industry Outlook Still Sunny
The solar energy business is growing quickly, but future growth will not include oil giant BP.
At the IHS CERAWeek energy conference in Houston, BP's CEO made it clear the company is done with solar.
"We have thrown in the towel on solar," Bob Dudley said after delivering a wide-ranging speech Wednesday.
"Not that solar energy isn't a viable energy source, but we worked at it for 35 years, and we really never made money," he added.
BP, which announced it was winding down its solar business last year, says it is still committed to other renewable resources, such as wind power and biofuels production.
But the move away from solar is especially striking considering BP's recent history. In 2000, the company changed its logo to resemble the sun and made a big deal of its "beyond petroleum" campaign.
BP's exit from solar has more to do with a changing business than lack of will.
"The solar industry BP was involved in 10 years ago has very few similarities to the solar industry today," says Finlay Colville, vice president of the research firm NPD Solarbuzz.
Colville says BP was one of the early companies in the solar business. Back then, the market was based on a different model — one more focused on research and development. He says now the business is all about efficient production and low prices, something more suited to the Asian companies taking a lead role in the solar panel-manufacturing business; so BP's exit from solar doesn't mean the industry overall is in trouble.
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