New Ride: Today's Business Goes Up, Down and Around at Thrilling Speeds
The challenge for management is to become comfortable with being uncomfortable handling the speed, ambiguity and scary portions of the business rollercoaster.
New SMART Wind Roadmap Aims to Expand U.S. Wind Turbine Manufacturers' Reach
Through the consensus-based roadmapping process, the SMART Wind Consortium has linked together more than 2 dozen distributed wind energy equipment manufacturers
Coal and Gas to Stay Cheap, but Renewables Still Win Race on Costs
This year's edition of BNEF's long-term forecast sees $11.4 trillion investment in global power generation capacity over 25 years, with electric vehicles boosting electricity demand by 8% in 2040.
The Pantex Renewable Energy Project (PREP)
The wind farm is playing a key role in helping Pantex achieve President Obamas directive that the federal government lead the way in clean energy and energy efficiency, with his Administrations goal for the federal government to get 20% of its electricity from renewable resources by 2020.
PJM's New Rules Skew Against Clean Energy; Silver Lining in a Lower Forecast
At a time when countries around the world have committed to cutting climate-warming pollution, our nations largest electric grid operator is increasing reliance on fossil-fueled power to meet future electricity demand.
Choosing Your Own Energy Provider
When customers can make choices in the energy market with their own dollars, the end result is that they are not only more aware of the market, but also able to direct future investment in energy infrastructure.
Why Firing David Crane was a Huge Mistake
Its our opinion that neither performance nor profits were really to blame- but the industry itself. They simply shot the messenger.
The 50 Most Innovative New Renewable Energy Companies
To make our list, your company had to be, first and foremost, innovative. Your company needed an innovative product, technology, or process to even have been considered for our rundown.
Boviet Solar USA Presenting At GTM Solar Summit 2016
Boviet Solar is bringing their expertise in manufacturing with reliable quality and supply to the US market delivering exceptional value and competitive advantages for their customers.
ABB FACTS solution to help maintain grid stability for TVA as power generation mix changes
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the largest public utility in the US, is installing ABBs static var compensator (SVC) technology to help ensure system reliability as fossil fuel component of total energy mix declines. SVCs enhance grid stabilization and at the same time enable a smarter grid.
Marching Towards a Greener Future Enabled by GE Technology
GE to Provide 220-Megawatt LV5 Series Solar Inverters to TSK
GE Supplies Inverters to DEWA's Solar Project in Dubai
GE to Provide 220-Megawatt LV5 Series Solar Inverters for Dubai Electricity and Water Authoritys Solar Project
Report: Clean Energy Economy Employs More than 2.5 Million Americans, Poised for More Growth
While the U.S. Supreme Court in February 2016 decided to stay the Clean Power Plan, temporarily halting its implementation, many states, confident in the rules legal merits, are continuing to make progress toward implementing it.
Bi-Partisan Support Driving Solar Energy Development
Each political party strives to differentiate itself in terms of platform and policy. Liberals tend to emphasize environmental aspects of solar and renewable energy, while conservatives like to encourage market forces for job creation and consumer choice. Both of these are great reasons to support solar, and that is why we see an opportunity for bipartisan support of this technology.
What is Solid-State RF Energy?
Magnetrons will eventually be replaced by solid-state RF power amplifier modules and controllers within the following applications: industrial heating and drying, plasma generation, chemical processing, commercial cooking (restaurants, fast re-heat and thawing) and, last but not least, consumer microwave ovens.
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