Southwest Windpower Personal Wind Systems Available for Purchase at Select Home Depot® Locations
Skystream install program helps consumers take advantage of their wind resource
SGS showcases Carbon Footprint Assessment at the PCF World Summit
SGS sponsored the 5th PCF World Summit, April 7–8, 2011 in Zurich, Switzerland. Held at the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute, the forum provided an opportunity to share practical experience and knowledge about climate-conscious consumption and production.
Schletter Inc. Selected by SOLON Corporation for 15 MW Solar PV Ground Mount Installation
SOLON Corporation selects Schletter Inc. as supplier for a 15 MW (AC) ground mount solar installation in California.
Phono Solar to reveal new strategy at Intersolar San Francisco, Booth 8357
The innovative group continues to manufacture cutting-edge tools which will be on display at Intersolar San Francisco
Small Wind Turbine Pioneer Breaks 100,000 Kilowatt Barrier
Farm stables and stud owner Malcolm Bronte-Stewart has become the first Gaia-Wind turbine owner in the UK to generate more than 100kW of energy.
Examining the emerging markets in the CSP industry
The CSP Today latest report CSP Markets Report: New Edition (2011-2012), offers the opportunity to identify and define the real opportunities in the worldwide CSP markets.
New technology converts exhaust heat into cooling, electricity
It sounds a little counterintuitive, but the wasted heat from automobile tailpipe emissions could one day be used to cool and power your car. Researchers from Oregon State University developed a thermally activated cooling system that harnesses the energy in waste heat produced by cars, factories, and power plants, and converts it to cooling. The system works by combining a vapor compression cooling cycle with an "organic Rankine cycle," an existing energy conversion technology, to convert waste heat from a thermal source to generate power and cooling. By turning 80 percent of every kilowatt of waste heat into a kilowatt of cooling capability, the system recycles exhaust heat that would otherwise escape into the atmosphere. The cooling system could be used to ventilate electronics systems that also require energy-intensive air conditioning to keep cool. The energy-recycling technology could also be used in vehicles to help power hybrid cars. Although less efficient than converting exhaust to cooling, the prototype can also be used to produce electricity to propel a vehicle. Only 15 to 20 percent of the waste heat can be converted to produce electricity, but it's better than letting the energy go to waste.
Christopher Associates to Exhibit A Range of New Solar Technologies at Intersolar North America 2011
Christopher's engineering and sales team will be on hand with supplier engineers to demonstrate technology and answer customer inquiries related to the new range of products.
Engineered Conductive Materials to Exhibit Stringer Attach Adhesives at Intersolar North America 11
Company representatives will be available to discuss the full line of conductive stringer attach adhesives, conductive adhesives for back contact crystalline silicon, thin-film and via fill applications, as well as conductive grid inks for photovoltaic applications.
Bentek Solar to Debut New Product Line at Intersolar North America 2011
Company representatives will be available to discuss Bentek Solar's full line of Circuit Breaker Re-combiners, Multiple Disconnect Safety Systems (MDSS) and Circuit Breaker Safety Systems (CBSS).
AREVA Solar Part of Consortium Selected for New Australian 250MW Solar Flagship Project
Solar Thermal/Gas Hybrid Power Project will be Largest Plant of its Kind in the World
Intersolar 2011 - DEGERenergie: Interest in producing solar energy for own consumption is increasing
Horb a.N., 20 June 2011. DEGERenergie is reporting big success at the industry's leading trade fair, Intersolar 2011 in Munich. Particularly smaller and medium-sized businesses showed a growing interest in the company's MLD technology, with the goal of producing solar energy for their own use.
DEGERenergie: MLD tracking attracts keen interest in Australia – great demand for off-grid solutions
Horb am Neckar, Germany, June, 2011. DEGERenergie reports keen interest in its MLD tracking systems in Australia. During the Clean Energy Week in Melbourne in early May, the company above all noticed a growing demand for off-grid solutions that also pay off without subsidized feed-in tariffs.
CSP-PV pricing… The ongoing price war
The ongoing PV vs CSP competition is studied in depth at the upcoming CSP TODAY USA 2011 event in Las Vegas (June 29-30) www.csptoday.com/usa
SILFAB SPA AND ISC KONSTANZ ANNOUNCE A NEW PV BREAKTHROUGH: A LOW‐COST/HIGH‐EFFICIENCY BACK‐CONTACT SOLAR CELL
As a result of the R&D partnership on Interdigitated Back‐Contact Cells (IBC) between Silfab SpA (Italy) and ISC Konstanz (Germany), a 19+% energy conversion efficiency has been obtained on monocrystalline silicon large area solar cells using a low cost industrial process, with a potential exceeding 22%.
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