Ballard Reaches Agreement for $44M Order With Weichai-Ballard JV to Support Initial Fuel Cell Vehicle Deployments in China
Ballard Power Systems today announced that it has reached agreement with Weichai Ballard Hy-Energy Technologies Co., Ltd. for the supply of a mix of certain fuel cell products and components that will be used in the assembly of modules to power zero-emission fuel cell electric vehicles in China. The order will have a total value of approximately $44 million to Ballard.
"Sweating" Pipeline is No Sweat for Electric Utility Project
The utility protects in use, wet pipeline with an anti-corrosive, water based, ceramic coating with no VOCs or HAPs
AW-Energy's WaveRoller using the endless energy of the ocean's waves to generate electricity at new SURGE 2 Project in Peniche, Portugal
Manufacturing certificate issued by Lloyd's Register
New onshore wind group to champion workforce health and safety
A new health and safety group for the onshore wind sector, SafetyOn, has been officially launched today at the RenewableUK Wind & Emergency Response Conference which is taking place in Birmingham.
How to Design a Rooftop Solar System for Maximum Energy Density?
For some installations it may make sense to reduce the tilt of the modules to a less optimal incident angle. Though this means less production on a per module-basis, it can mean a significant increase in the daily unshaded collection time for the array.
Trend to Watch: Bifacial Modules
Bifacial solar modules are becoming more popular in the solar industry. These modules can absorb sunlight from both sides as opposed to just one. Therefore, they can convert the light that is reflected behind the panel to increase the total energy production.
Ballard Launches Turnkey Fuel Cell Solutions to Power Commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Ballard Unmanned Systems, Inc. - a subsidiary of Ballard Power Systems, Inc. today announced the launch of the FCair™ fuel cell product line, a complete long duration fuel cell power solution for commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Cornwall Insight's case for fuel cards for electric fleet vehicles
Fuel cards are used by the fleet industry to allow drivers to pay for the petrol/diesel at fuel stations, with the company invoiced directly. There are concerns that these cards will be phased out as fleets start to adopt electric vehicle's (EVs).
How Civil Work Erodes Project Economics
Both on paper and in the field, civil engineering can quickly drain your project's margins. From the intricacies of installation logistics to the added costs of non-standard products, margins become slimmer as development becomes more and more complex.
California Leads Nation in Residential Solar Installation Rates, Overall Homes and Total Capacity
Gavop's analysis of latest solar installation data from SEIA and census data shows that California leads the nation at 44.92% of all homes installed with solar home. California also leads the nation with total homes installed with solar power at 6.3M total homes ...
Average electric vehicle range exceeds 200 miles
There is a wide misconception that the range of electric vehicles (EVs) remains low. The latest research from Cornwall Insight has revealed that the average range of EVs available on the UK market exceeds 200 miles.
Innovative support structure for offshore WTG - TÜV SÜD presents certificate to ESTEYCO
Offshore wind-turbine generators (WTG) can be realised even in deepwater areas using floating foundations. TÜV SÜD certified the innovative support structure, developed by an industrial consortium headed by ESTEYCO. The certificate was handed over at WindEurope 2019 in Bilbao.
A Multi-trillion-dollar Energy Marketplace Is Emerging
Billions of individual devices and population growth have increased demand exponentially. Technology advances with the potential to lower costs and ward off cyber dangers are critically needed. And, commitments to clean and renewable energy sources have become mandates.
When Augers, Ground Screws Make Economic Sense for Solar Contractors?
The use of augers and ground screws have been of interest in solar ground mount systems for some time, and for the right sized job, they offer solar contractors an opportunity to grow their business.
An Exotic Microbe and an Unusual Extraction Process May Add Up to an Economical Way to Make a Promising Biofuel
Isobutanol has been hailed as a possible green replacement for fossil fuels like gasoline, but producing it has proven difficult and costly. In a paper in Nature Communications, a research team that includes a WPI chemical engineer shows how a novel process may make producing this and other biofuels more economical
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