The Global Smart Energy Market Reached $222 Billion in 2011, Says Pike Research
"Our annual report demonstrates that smart energy is no longer a niche market,"
Power Climber Wind Introduces the Next Generation Turbine Service Lift
Featuring increased travel speed and advanced electronics at Windpower 2012
Solar3D Completes Important Milestone Required to Make Its 3-Dimensional Solar Cell
Company creates process methodology to fabricate the 3-D photovoltaic microstructures, the most complex and critical component of its high efficiency silicon solar cell
ArrayPower and Phoenix Contact Enable Simpler, Safer Commercial-Scale PV Systems
Partnership brings novel cable harness design to the Sequenced Inverter
BigBelly Solar Extends Its Smart Grid for Waste & Recycling TM to Mobile Devices
Collection staff and management can now access data from smartphones and tablets, bringing real-time data about their waste & recycling locations into the field for greater operational efficiency
AQT Solar Reaches Significant Milestone with CZTS Solar Module Prototype
Company completes initial development in record time; 60 Watt module represents significant step forward in CZTS development
Advanced Energy Successfully Commissions New AE 500 Commercial Inverters for School Project
500kW Inverters Selected By Solar Developer for Industry-Leading Features and Unsurpassed Service and Customer Support
SageGlass helps Solar Decathlon- and AIA award-winning home achieve net-zero energy efficiency
SageGlass helps Solar Decathlon- and AIA award-winning home achieve net-zero energy efficiency
Global Solar Energy Announces Sale Process
Industry-leading flexible CIGS manufacturer initiates investor process, providing an opportunity to participate in mature technology at an entity with proven products and scaled production
Heraeus to Attend Intersolar Europe in Munich, Germany
Heraeus Showcases Newest Products for Higher Cell Efficiency
FUELLED BY THE SUN: INTERSOLAR EUROPE SHOWS HOW SOLAR POWER AND E-MOBILITY CAN BE COMBINED
The PV and E-Mobility special exhibit demonstrates for the first time how solar power and e-mobility complement each other. The combination of electric vehicles, PV carports and charging stations invites visitors to discover more about the future of mobility.
Middle School Students Provided Exciting Solar Education in San Diego
Competitive Solar Electric Car Race for San Diego Youth
MAGE SOLAR Modules Power Western Michigan University EV-Test Project
50kW solar photovoltaic installation equipped with charging stations for 15 electric vehicles. Students to investigate correlation of array tilt and energy yield.
TALCO ELECTRONICS UNVEILS NEW SHORT VIDEO, "I AM HERE"
VIDEO FOCUSES ON THE POSITIVE BENEFITS OF WIND TURBINES BY PUTTING POLITICS ASIDE
Wind turbine manufacturers say U.S. market will grow in time
The wind energy market in the U.S. will stay alive with or without an extension of the Production Tax Credit (PTC), say executives from eight of the largest wind turbine manufacturers with a U.S. presence. During a June 6 session focused on large wind turbines during WindPower 2012, executives from Gamesa, GE (NYSE: GE), Goldwind, Mitsubishi Power Systems, Nordex, Siemens (NYSE: SI), Suzlon and Vestas expressed that they view the U.S. wind market as a strong one.
The U.S., currently the No. 2 wind market in the world, installed 6,810 MW in 2011. This year is expected to be a record-breaking year for installations, as the expiration of the PTC requires developers to complete projects by year end. All eight executives agreed that 2012 will likely see anywhere from 9 to 12 GW of wind power installations.
Beyond 2012, the market is likely to slow, but the panelists said that won’t keep their companies from staying in the U.S.
The wind energy market could be down 80 percent next year, said Duncan Koerbel, interim CEO of Suzlon. “But Suzlon is in this for the longest of the long hauls. If you’re going to be in wind, you have to be in North America.”
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