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REC Showcasing New Products and Tailored Customer Programs at Solar Power International
Renewable Energy Corporation will present product innovations and technical achievements, as well as its unique REC Partner and Professional Programs at Solar Power International 2012
ClarySolar Continues to Grow, Becomes an Exclusive Member of Inc.500 List
ClarySolar: the San Diego Based solar design and installation firm joined the elite group of the top 500 private companies in the US. The Inc. Magazine in its recent publication ranked ClarySolar 295th on the "Inc.500" list in 2012.
Distributed Generation Virtual Summit 2012
Developed by the Smart Grid Observer, the Distributed Generation Virtual Summit on August 23 is a one-day, 100% online event designed to help utilities understand the challenges and opportunities posed by distributed generation, and leverage it effectively as a tool for coping with load growth.
Report: Wind power accounted for 32% of new U.S. capacity in 2011
New U.S. wind power installations are expected to be substantially higher in 2012 than 2011, driven by the threat of expiring federal incentives, a report says.
While facing policy uncertainty beyond 2012, the United States remained one of the fastest-growing wind power markets in the world in 2011, second only to China, a report prepared by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy said.
With around 6.8 gigawatts of new wind power capacity connected to the U.S. grid in 2011, wind power comprised 32 percent of all new U.S. electric capacity additions for the year, the report said.
Projections are for continued strong growth in 2012, followed by dramatically lower additions in 2013 following the expiration of key federal incentives, a Department of Energy release announcing the report said Tuesday.
Low natural gas prices and modest electricity demand growth threaten to dramatically slow new builds in 2013 and beyond, despite recent improvements in the cost and performance of wind power technology, the report's authors said.
Global opportunities vital for CPV expansion
Concentrated photovoltaic companies are looking beyond the borders of established markets to utilize the technology's strengths in regions with high solar irradiation.
Santiago, Chile: 15 August 2012: Free Webinar on Chilean Renewable Energy
The 60 minute CIREC webinar took place on the 8rd August 2012 and saw leading renewable energy experts discuss current projects, government policy for renewables in Chile.
CLENERGY earns "Xiamen Famous Trademark" title
Clenergy International officially earned Xiamen Famous Trademark designation for its "Clenergy" trademark in July. Clenergy is proud to have received this award and will continue its efforts to spread awareness of Clenergy's commitment to quality, service and innovation.
Schletter Invests $27 Million In Solar Power Manufacturing Plant, Creating 305 North Carolina Jobs
A manufacturer of solar power mounting systems, Schletter, Inc., will invest $27 million to establish a production and distribution facility in Shelby, North Carolina, with plans to create 305 jobs by the end of 2016.
The new facility in Shelby, which will serve as the production and distribution hub of Schletter’s east coast operations, will house all functions required to produce the company’s eight types of solar mounting systems. In addition to the manufacturing operations, the Shelby location will become Schletter’s U.S. headquarters.
We’re excited to offer our customers improved delivery and service options by opening our second U.S. manufacturing facility and new U.S. corporate headquarters in Shelby, North Carolina,” stated Martin Hausner, President of Schletter Inc.
“The decision to locate a manufacturing facility in North Carolina was primarily based on providing improved services for our East Coast customers; faster delivery of our products, and reduced logistics costs,” Ludwig Schletter, owner of the Schletter Corporation said. “We will never lose sight of our goals which include remaining a competitive force in the market while providing the highest quality product.”
Chinese Lithium-ion Battery Market to Nearly Double to $9.2 Billion in 2016
Demand for electric vehicles falls short, but new applications like electric bikes drive 18% annual growth, says Lux Research
Urban Green Energy and GE Announce First Sanya Skypump Installation
World's First Integrated Wind-Powered Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installed in Barcelona
SMA's New Central Inverter Yields Better Return-on-Investment for Commercial, Utility Solar Projects
UL Listed Sunny Central CP-US Features 1,000 VDC Maximum System Voltage and Integrated Grid Management
Constellation to Develop 4.35-Megawatt Solar Generation Project for Arizona's Casa Grande Union High School District
Solar power to meet up to 75 percent of the school district's electricity needs
ISOFOTON builds the Dominican Republic's first photovoltaic plant and one of the largest in Latin America
The project entails an investment of $US 150 million. Work will begin in September and will employ 500 employees during the construction phase.
----- With this 50MW plant, ISOFOTON will generate 74.532,61MW/hour per year of clean energy, representing the estimated energy consumption needs of 58,411 families, while reducing CO2 emissions by 44,014.16 tons annually.
-----ISOFOTON plans to expand its production capacity substantially and strengthen its leadership in Latin America, which, together with the United States and Asia, will lead photovoltaic development in the next decade.
PNE WIND AG completes the largest business transaction in the firm's history: three offshore wind projects sold to DONG Energy for euro 157 million
All three of the "Gode Wind" projects are located 38 to 40 kilometres north of the Norderney Island in
the North Sea.
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