PetersenDean Roofing and Solar Systems and Fronius Expand Partnership
[Newark, CA - February 23, 2010] - PetersenDean Roofing and Solar Systems, the nation's largest, privately-owned roofing and solar energy company, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Fronius USA, LLC to support, distribute and market Fronius as their preferred residential and small commercial grid connected PV inverter for 2010.
3TIER Completes REmapping the World™
3TIER® today announced the completion of its REmapping the World ™ initiative, which was launched in March 2008 to address the biggest barrier to global renewable energy adoption - the lack of reliable information regarding resource potential and availability. With today's release of a global solar map and dataset, the company has completed its unprecedented goal of identifying and mapping the world's wind and solar resources using a globally consistent methodology.
Solar Leaders Warn of Consequences for Arizona's Renewable Energy Industry if HB 2701 is Passed
If passed, legislation would threaten Arizona's growing renewable energy industry, lead to elimination of thousands of existing and future jobs
Chlor*Rid Protects Steel from Salt Corrosion
Cost of Salt Corrosion Coatings Failures Estimated at over $6 Billion per Year
The 170mpg IngoCar
Valentin Technologies has given the public its first glimpse of its IngoCar, currently in development. The vehicle's estimated mileage is 170 mpg based on a mix of city and rural driving. This extraordinary fuel efficiency is achieved by a revolutionary hydraulic-fluid drive. This hybrid gasoline/hydraulic drive system can deliver acceleration from 0-60 in 4 seconds. Using a small engine, fluid is pumped into an accumulator. The fluid then drives hydraulic wheel motors for shiftless acceleration. During braking, motors are reversed and pump the entire recuperated braking energy back into the accumulator. This innovative technology and the car's light weight give an estimated range of 1,000 miles for a full 6 gallon tank of fuel.
Fuel Cells Greening the Grocery
In recent months, several major supermarket chains have turned to fuel cell technology to not only power their stores, but also stock their shelves with fuel cell-powered forklifts in distribution warehouses.
The Promise and Pitfalls of "Solar as a Service"
By offering a means to install a solar power system without the initial capital, Power Purchase Agreements could be the Holy Grail for mass market adoption of solar. After being a major driver of solar installations over the last couple years, however, a number of obstacles still stand in their way. What makes these instruments so attractive?
CJP Announces 5 Days Global Jatropha Hi-Tech Agricultural Training Programme in India
Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel (CJP) is happy to announce the 5 Days Global Jatropha Hi-Tech Agricultural Training Programme (JWTP10) in India from SEPTEMBER 20-24, 2010. CJP has the privilege to provide most authoritative Knowledge platform known as Global Jatropha Hi-Tech Agricultural Training Programme for Development of Sustainable Non-Food Jatropha Oil Crop Projects, Programmes and Priorities to Feed Biodiesel Industry Worldwide.
Schneider Electric's Renewable Energies Business releases the lightweight Xantrex™ GT30 inverter
Schneider Electric's Renewable Energies Business announces the launch of the Schneider Electric Xantrex GT30 Grid-Tie Solar Inverter, a three phase power inverter that delivers 120/208 Vac out of the box and can be used as a building block for larger systems.
Valentin Technologies, Inc. Releases First Concept Images of the 170 mpg IngoCar
The vehicle's estimated mileage is 170 mpg based on a mix of city and rural driving. This extraordinary fuel efficiency is achieved by a revolutionary hydraulic-fluid drive.
TROJAN REFINES ITS LINE OF DEEP CYCLE BATTERIES - OFFERS 18-MONTH WARRANTY
Trojan Battery Company Introduces T2 Technology to its Flooded, Deep Cycle Lineup of Golf, Renewable Energy, Floor Machine, AWP, Marine and RV Batteries
Will Bloom Box Save the World?
Five to ten years from now, you could have a $3000 fuel cell power generator the size of a clock radio in your basement, turning natural gas into electrical power at twice the efficiency possible today. That's the promise of the Bloom Box , a tiny power plant that combines oxygen and natural gas, a biogas or solar energy, and creates electricity. So far, Bloom Boxes are the size of about four refrigerators, costing $700,000 to $800,000. Early adopters are companies such as eBay and Google, already saving money using these boxes.
Julie Moran Joins EPS Corp as EVP and General Manager, xChange Point
New business unit executive supports expansion of energy and carbon emissions management solution into new markets
PROINSO supplies 1 MW of MECASOLAR trackers for photovoltaic solar project in California
The Spanish company PROINSO- part of Group OPDE and specialists in the distribution of modules, inverters, trackers and fixed structures for photovoltaic systems, will supply 1 MW of MECASOLAR 2-axis solar trackers for a solar photovoltaic project located in the California district of Madera.
The Catalyst That Revolutionized Renewable Energy in Ontario
Ontario's precedent setting Feed-in-Tariff program for Renewable Energy is spawning a few new Canadian based Renewable Energy industry leaders, virtually overnight
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