New Zealand becomes donor to REEEP
New Zealand has recently made a contribution to the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP). Its funding contribution will be specifically targeted towards sustainable energy and greenhouse gas mitigation activities in the South Pacific.
Agni Inc. registers design rights for its second generation renewable energy car "REAL AF
Singapore 17th October 2006, Agni Inc. registers design rights for its second generation renewable energy car "REAL AF (Ambiente Futuro)". The all carbon fibre car with electric propulsion system......
Xantrex to preview innovative technology solutions at Solar Power 2006
Xantrex Technology Inc., the North American market leader for solar inverters, today announced it will preview two innovative new products and host speaking engagements at Solar Power 2006 - North America's largest solar industry conference in San Jose, CA from October 16 to 19, 2006.
Solar Pumping with Lorentz submersible pumps
Many companies are trying to improve their image by using renewable energy. A solar pumping solution is a public and practical use of renewable energy.
New model Sharp NE-80EJE Multi-Crystalline Solar Panels arrive with increased efficiency!
Sharp is the world leading manufacturer of photovoltaic modules (solar panels). Using technology perfected by Sharp's nearly 45 years of research and development, these modules use a textured cell surface to reduce reflection of sunlight, and BSF structure to improve conversion efficiency.
Solar powered wheelchair
The V8 supercars are not the only high-tech four wheelers on the streets of Bathurst. Bathurst man, Bob Triming, has modified his wheelchair to use solar energy.
ECO-62 Uni-solar solar panel
The ES-62T is the latest in amorphous silicon technology from Uni-solar (United Solar Ovonic). Like the popular older model US64, the ES-62T is suitable for many applications, including battery charging for remote area and recreational vehicle systems
CSG JOINS EPA CLIMATE LEADERS, AIMS TO OFFSET COMPANY-WIDE CO2 EMISSIONS BY 100 PERCENT
Conservation Services Group (CSG) today announces its participation in the EPA's Climate Leaders Program. The goal of the national energy services firm is to offset company-wide carbon dioxide (CO2) output by 100 percent through 2010, achieving "net zero" emissions status.
NOVOTEL CENTURY HONG KONG TACKLES ENERGY COST AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT WITH INTELLIGENCE
Close monitoring of electricity usage helps trendsetting Hong Kong hotel to achieve sustainable, environmentally friendly operation while improving profitability.
The Solar Center, Inc. acquires MAK Technologies to become leading East Coast Solar Contractor
The Solar Center, Inc. (TSC) announced today that it has acquired the solar business of MAK Technologies, a leading provider of solar energy systems in New Jersey.
145 Businesses, Groups Issue
On October 5, 145 businesses, environmental organizations, and other groups (representing 37 states) released the "Sustainable Energy Blueprint" - a policy paper that outlines a "plausible strategy for achieving a no-nuclear, low-carbon, highly-efficient and sustainable energy future."
Turning Power Plant Challenges into Clean Technology Opportunities
RenewableEnergyStocks.com' Looks at Water and Renewable Energy Technology Companies Providing Solutions to the Impacts of Fossil Fuel-Fired Plants
ACORE Announces Speakers for National Policy Conference on Renewable Energy
The American Council On Renewable Energy (ACORE) today announced the speakers for its national policy conference entitled, "Renewable Energy in America: Phase II Market Forecasts and Policy Requirements" being held on November 29-30, 2006 in Washington, DC.
NREL, Chevron Establish Research Alliance to Advance Cellulosic Biofuels
Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) and the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), headquartered in Golden, Colo., have formed a strategic research alliance to advance the development of renewable transportation fuels.
Making it or Breaking it in Blade Testing
Across Europe, wind turbine production is racing ahead as the wind energy market rapidly reaches commercial competitiveness. As the gap narrows between newcomer and market leader, how can manufacturers ensure they are the top suppliers that meet the growing demand?
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