China Looks to Algenol's Carbon Mitigation Technology to Reduce Rising Global CO2 Levels and Help Combat Climate Change
U.S.-based Algenol will partner with South Chinas Fujian Zhongyuan New Energy Company, Ltd. (ZYNE) to develop projects throughout Southern China, utilizing carbon emissions to create renewable fuels. The goal is to provide solutions for Chinas three biggest challenges: access to clean air, clean water and sustainable fuels.
Exclusive new interview released with ESWET - European Suppliers of Waste to Energy Technology
An interview with Guillaume Perron-Pich©, Policy Officer, European Suppliers of Waste to Energy Technology
Biofuel Production is Complex
Introduction of biofuels is proceeding so quickly, that the environmental risks of biofuel production are being disregarded. Without careful and thorough assessment and regulation, the promise of biofuels may well be delayed.
GCUBE UNVEILS WEATHER RISK TRANSFER MECHANISM
Specialist renewable energy underwriter responds to wind and hydroelectric market uncertainty with launch of tailored weather risk hedging product
Greenpeace Report Finds 100 Percent Renewable Energy Possible by 2050
Global phase out of fossil fuels would cover necessary investment in renewables
GRC Annual Meeting & GEA Geothermal Energy Expo Welcomes World's Largest Annual Geothermal Energy Gathering
September 20-23 at the Peppermill Resort Spa Casino, Reno, Nevada, USA
After Years of Lying Dormant, the Geothermal Market is Ready to Take Off
Though the potential and power of geothermal energy is massive, setting up a large-scale plant to harness this energy is not an easy goal.
Renewable Energy Group Holds Ribbon Cutting for Grays Harbor, WA Biorefinery
Local leaders welcomed REG to the area business community.
New clean energy technology debuts in Placer County
In its first public demonstration, G4 used gas produced on site to fuel an unmodified Placer County truck.
Vertimass Retains Technip for the Development of Their Proprietary Technology to Convert Alcohol to Renewable Fuels Compatible with Current Infrastructure
International energy leader to assist in scaling Vertimass technology for commercial use with gasoline, diesel and jet fuel blend stocks
Turboden will supply a 5.5 MW combined heat and power unit to Starwood
Turboden, a group company of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), leader in Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) turbogenerators, for distributed power generation employing renewable sources and waste heat, signed an order with Starwood for a new 5.5 MW cogeneration plant in Bursa, Turkey.
The Turboden ORC system will produce 5.5 MW electric and 29.5 MW thermal.
The ORC turbine was constructed by the new Turboden Turkish daughter company, Turboden Turkey ORC Turbo Jeneratör Sanayi Anonim Şirketi, recently established in Ankara, and will grant Starwood the access to the local content related additional incentives offered by the Turkish Government for renewable energy generation.
Turboden provides Organic Rankine Cycle plants up to 15 MW size for power generation and cogeneration, suitable for biomass-fired distributed power systems.
Our new wave energy generator? It does exactly what it did in the laboratory
Project at FloWave Ocean Energy Research Facility aims to replicate Scotlands seas in all their complexity ----
Initiative aims to de-risk new wave and tidal prototypes, so they can perform 'right first time when tested full-scale at sea
Key considerations in energy from waste addressed by industry experts at 8th annual congress
ENERGY FROM WASTE 2015 takes place on 7th & 8th December 2015 at the Holiday Inn Regents Park, London UK
Ferrovial / AMEY provide industry spotlights on the current RDF export market at Energy from Waste 2015
SMi's 8th Annual Energy from Waste conference will be taking place on the 7th - 8th December 2015 at Holiday Inn Regents Park in London, UK.
Alternative energy software provider makes Fast 50 list of companies
geoAMPS is a leading provider of software solutions to increase efficiencies in alternative energy projects. Its position in the alternative energy market helped the Columbus, OH-area company make the Fast 50 list of fastest growing companies in Central Ohio for 2015.
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