ISKRA WIND TURBINES REBRANDS TO EVANCE
Iskra Wind Turbines launches today its new company brand - Evance, and announces four new European resellers.
EVANCE LAUNCHES THE ISKRA R9000 ADVANCED TURBINE
Evance (formerly Iskra Wind Turbines) has launched a new 5kW wind turbine that heralds a significant advance in efficiency, reliability, durability, corrosion resistance, and reduced installation time and cost.
More than just emissions on 2009 Budget day
'Australian Governments must use the budget process to support initiatives that will result in real cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, not just a slowing in growth of emissions,' says Dr Ray Wills, Chief Executive of the WA Sustainable Energy Association Inc. (WA SEA).
SCHOTT Solar Inaugurates Flagship U.S. Manufacturing Facility
May 11, 2009 (Albuquerque, NM) - SCHOTT Solar is opening the first solar manufacturing facility after the economic stimulus was enacted in February. The facility will created 350 green-collar jobs, which is the world's first production site for both utility-scale CSP receivers and PV modules.
Duke Energy and State Regulators Reach Agreement on Utility-Owned Distributed Solar Program
New "Distributed Solar Power Plant" Model Moving Forward in North Carolina
Cenex to Host UK National Biomethane Conference
From waste to transport fuel, a two-day event to be held in Loughborough
Sunpark Energy to Power Sunlight Music Festival
Sunpark will provide power from its own solar arrays and other EcoLogo certified sources to ensure all of the power requirements of the outdoor music festival are met by clean, renewable energy.
New Automotive Power Systems utilizes latest military technology
By using the latest lithium technology the weight and size in our new power systems has been drastically reduced. The systems have been developed for military purposes and in relations to lead solutions, security and performance is top notch.
State snares federal dollars for renewable energy work
One Wisconsin non-profit organization and three post-secondary schools captured more than $1 million for projects to help the federal government address market and deployment challenges identified in a 2008 Department of Energy report.
Make a Solar Oven with Local Materials
Woodstock Museum on Sun. May 17th will host a workshop, Make a Solar Oven with Dr. Richard Komp at 10am, at 13 Bach Rd., Saugerties, NY 12477, 845 246-0600. The cost is $25 and includes lunch. Also, a power presentation. www.WoodstockMuseum.org
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Associations Criticize DOE Program Cuts
Washington DC--May 7, 2009--The National Hydrogen Association (NHA) and U.S. Fuel Cell Council (USFCC) issued the following joint statement regarding the Obama Administration's FY 2010 budget request for the U.S Department of Energy.
REEEP allocates €4.7 million to 49 low-carbon energy projects
The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) will fund forty-nine new clean energy projects in 25 countries.
Thin Film Solar Summit Europe receives tremendous response
Over 130 industry executives have already confirmed their participation for Thin Film Today's forthcoming Thin Film Solar Summit Europe, scheduled to take place in Berlin May 19-20.
INTERSOLAR NORTH AMERICA ANNOUNCES 2009 EXHIBITION EXPANSION
Intersolar North America, the most diverse global business-to-business exhibition in the United States dedicated to the transformation of the solar marketplace, today announced that growing demand in booth sales has prompted organizers to open another floor.
Time to take CSP forward in the MENA region
Over the years, some staggering figures have highlighted how solar thermal power in the MENA region could play a key role in developing alternatives to coal and natural gas combustion.
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