Solar Panel GRANT Program Ending
A federal cash-grant program covering part of the cost of a new solar energy system purchase us set to expire at the end of 2011. States like Georgia and North Carolina still have solar tax credits in place, but an extension of the federal grant would help drive businesses to look at solar purchases
TÜV SÜD certifies two offshore projects of the BARD Group
Munich. TÜV SÜD was commissioned by the BARD Group to carry out project certification of the two offshore projects 'Bernstein' and 'Citrin'. The projects are located in the North Sea within the exclusive economic zone (EEZ). Certification is a prerequisite for approval of the projects by the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency.
REMA Recommendations Secure Role for Voluntary Green Power in California's Cap and Trade
The California Air Resources Board has formally adopted REMA-recommended guidelines for incorporating voluntary purchases of renewable energy within the new emissions trading program
Ecotech Institute Names Susan Pawlak New Director of Career Services
Pawlak's position helps Ecotech graduates find green jobs and employers find highly skilled candidates
White Paper Helps Solar Power OEMs Choose Application-Specific Intelligent Servo Motors
Functional and economic factors to be considered in choosing integral control and fieldbus enabled brushless servo motors discussed in new Dunkermotor white paper.
Thin film investments and opportunity in India with the IFC
Last week PV Insider spoke to Joseph Hudgins of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) about the drivers behind thin film investment decisions and how the Indian PV market can take off
GEA Geothermal Energy Expo 2011 Expo Hall Opens
The event, which runs through noon on Wednesday, provides a unique opportunity for exhibitors to showcase their projects, equipment, services and state of the art technology to the geothermal community.
AWS Truepower to Receive 2011 Outstanding Industry Leader Award
ALBANY, NY—October 24, 2011—AWS Truepower, LLC, an international leader in renewable energy consulting and information services, will be presented this week with the 2011 Outstanding Industry Leader Award by the Alliance for Clean Energy New York (ACE NY).
SEE Solar – South-East European Solar Exhibition
Solar industry adds a new exhibition in its calendar
Sustainable energy projects have reduced the CO2 emissions in Bulgaria by more than 800 000 tons
Sustainable energy projects have reduced the CO2 emissions in Bulgaria by more than 800 000 tons
WADE will participate again at the 8th SEE Congress on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
The 8th Congress and Exhibition on Energy Efficiency will run from 28 to 30 March 2012. It will gather key industry players from South-East Europe and will tackle the financial, regulatory, policy and technological roadblocks to green energy across the Region.
Growing Waste in South-East Europe - a Source of Business Opportunities
South-East European Conference & Exhibition on Waste Management, Recycling & Environment
Focus Country: Austria
In Partnership with: Austrian Trade Commission in Bulgaria
Saferay and Schneider Electric collaborate to build a solar park in Senftenberg
In Senftenberg, in the South of Brandenburg, one of Germany's biggest solar parks is currently being built over an area of 204 acres. The project was conceived by PV installation experts Saferay and will deliver more than 78 Megawatts of DC capacity.
Solar Trade Case May Backfire on US Firms
Like Detroit automakers taking on the Japanese a generation ago, the seven American solar panel makers that filed a trade case on Wednesday against China might find that a legal victory, if it comes, may not translate into business success.In the 1970s and ‘80s, American car companies won a long series of trade cases to limit Japanese car imports. Japan’s automakers responded by moving assembly lines to the United States, creating many new blue-collar jobs. But they kept most of the high-paying design and engineering positions back in Japan. The new factories in the United States not only shielded Japanese auto companies against most further trade protectionism but helped them stay competitive when the yen soared against the dollar. Meanwhile, American consumers had many new, affordable choices in cars — while Detroit continued to have trouble competing with its Japanese rivals. Don’t be surprised if Chinese solar companies try to pursue a similar path, which could benefit American consumers of solar power if it helps propel the technology beyond its current niche status.
SGS Participates in Inauguration of Torresol Energy's Plant Gemasolar
On October 4, 2011, SGS attended the inauguration of Torresol Energy's Plant Gemasolar, the new concentrated solar power plant in Spain as the world's leading inspection, testing, certification and verification company involved in the construction, commissioning and operation phase of the facility.
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