Vestas wins 117MW wind turbine orders in Italy, Germany
Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has received orders to supply turbines with a total capacity of 117MW for German and Italian wind power projects.
Leading CBM Majors Dart Energy, Essar Reveal Latest Unconventional Gas Project Updates
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Dart Energy, Essar Exploration unveil latest developments on unconventional gas investments & projects at 4th UGas summit. The authoritative panel of experts includes Trevor Morgan (former Senior Economist for IEA) addressing natural gas markets, and more!
Biogas Cogeneration Plant for the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh to produce Electricity & Heat
2G - CENERGY received an order for a biogas CHP cogeneration plant to be installed in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, supplying the University Campus with electricity and thermal energy.
Federal Government Funding for Weatherization Program Requires More Skilled Workers
Thorough training in weatherization is required for most employers to even consider a worker as having the ability to successfully carry out basic responsibilities.
Next Step Towards a Renewable Energy Future
In order to be a part of the renewable energy industry, workers need to be skilled in solar education. Those wanting to be solar sales professionals or solar PV installers must attend solar certification courses in order to be part of the skilled workforce Secretary Chu mentioned.
ActaCell awarded $3m battery equipment funding for EVs
ActaCell has been awarded a funding of about $3m over a 3-year period from the US Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for the production scale up of nanocomposite alloy anode materials for lithium-ion batteries to be used in electric vehicles (EVs) and othe
Green Design Spree Aims to Trim U.S. Government's Big Energy Bill
Sure, you've heard about Big Government. But have you seen its energy bill? With $25 billion in annual power and fuel costs, the U.S. government is the largest single energy consumer in the nation's economy, and among the largest in the world. Of course, the 500,000 buildings the government leases or owns include not only office space, but supercomputers, hospitals, and aviation safety radar facilities. And the 600,000 vehicles that Uncle Sam has to tank up include those conveying troops engaged in active combat. For years, it has been clear that there's a big opportunity in the sheer size of this energy footprint. The U.S. Congress has been setting federal efficiency goals since 1978—in hope not only of cutting costs and foreign oil dependence, but also of leading the way for energy savings in the private sector. The Obama administration now is seeking to ramp up that effort dramatically—with the help of an unprecedented $4.5 billion in stimulus funds to be spent by next September entirely for federal green building and renovation projects. By executive order, the federal government is aiming to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent by 2020.
Siemens wins wind turbine supply contract for US power projects
Siemens has won an order from MidAmerican Energy to supply 258 units of its SWT-2.3-101 turbine for three wind energy projects in the US state of Iowa.
Year 2011 to serve as test for EVs commercial viability: Pike Research
The year 2011 will serve as an important test of commercial viability for new electric vehicles (EVs) with the introductions of EVs projected to gain momentum in 2011 accompanied by the widespread arrival of charging station networks,reveals a new report from Pike Research.
Risen Energy To Invest 800M Yuan On Solar Cell Project
Risen Energy To Invest 800M Yuan On Solar Cell Project
AIRE Celebrates Vice President Biden's Announcement to Increase Energy Efficiency
The American Institute of Renewable Energy (AIRE) celebrates the comments of both Vice President Biden and Nancy Sutley because AIRE also realizes the necessity of weatherizing homes to be more energy efficient.
AIRE Offers Courses to Fulfill the Anticipated Job Growth Rate in Solar Industry
Census report claims that the solar energy industry is employing many along the solar value chain, including installation, wholesale trade, manufacturing, utilities, and all other fields.
SunEdison secures final payment for 70MW solar plant in Italy
SunEdison has received the final payment of EUR230m from First Reserve for the sale of a 70MW photovoltaic power plant located near the town of Rovigo in northeast Italy.
Research on solar energy storage under way in New Mexico
PNM, a New Mexico utility, has planned to join with two educational partners and the Sandia National Laboratories in one of a growing number of renewable-energy storage and distribution projects getting under way across the country.
RENEWABLE ENERGY NECK-IN-NECK WITH NUCLEAR POWER
EACH NOW PROVIDE 11% OF DOMESTIC ENERGY PRODUCTION BUT NON-HYDRO RENEWABLES GROW 11.5% WHILE NUCLEAR OUTPUT DROPS
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