Call for Solutions!: Downeast Launches $5 million Biomass Engineering Competition
The DownEast 2010 Biomass Engineering Prize Competition seeks innovative solutions and technologies capable of transforming an underperforming biomass-fueled electricity generating facility in Maine into a vibrant part of the green energy grid. A recent operations audit concluded that available conventional retro-fitting options were uninspiring. This challenge has two simple goals: return the facility to profitability and utilize new and disruptive biomass-fueled electricity generation technologies that do not require massive capital investments and that can achieve sustained profitable operations. All manners of solutions will be considered, including new technologies and novel applications of existing technologies, process improvements and site re-use. In short, DownEast is seeking creative ingenuity from innovators across the globe.
School's in Session: Warrior Group Completes Major New Building on The University of North Texas at Dallas Campus
The University of North Texas at Dallas has completed its second building - a $41.5 M facility that includes numerous sustainable features and renewable energy components. Warrior Group partnered with Beck Group as general contractor to build the three-story, 100,000 square-foot facility
H.C. Starck - Improving Sputtering Performance in State-of-the-Art Thin Film Materials Lab
Material utilization, cost reduction and improved sputtering performance are leading factors for sputtering target research and development efforts at H.C. Starck Inc., Fabricated Products Group.
PROINSO becomes PV CYCLE point for the collection and recycling of modules in Europe
The Spanish multinational company PROINSO has become a Point of Collection for solar photovoltaic modules for the Association PV CYCLE, a non-profit organization specializing in the global management and recycling of waste (www.pvcycle.org).
Call for Solutions!: Downeast Launches $5 million Biomass Engineering Competition
The DownEast 2010 Biomass Engineering Prize Competition seeks innovative solutions and technologies capable of transforming an underperforming biomass-fueled electricity generating facility in Maine into a vibrant part of the green energy grid.
EERC: Project to generate heat and power from biomass
The Energy & Environmental Research Center and Cummins Power Generation develop a demo project for heat and power from biomass.
Solar San Antonio's ‘Bring Solar Home' Campaign to Help Homeowners Go Solar with San Antonio's First
More: August 25, 2010 - Non-profit organization, Solar San Antonio has worked with local financial institutions to facilitate San Antonio's first ever low-interest solar loan programs. With these options, solar energy is now easy and affordable for homeowners.
SILFAB ONTARIO INC. SETTLES ITS 180 MW SOLAR MODULE PRODUCTION FACILITY IN MISSISSAUGA (ONTARIO)
Silfab Ontario's first 180MW solar module manufacturing plant in Ontario is quickly taking shape with a facility located in one of the busiest business areas of Southern Ontario and, with strong demand from international PV companies, has launched its new OEM partnership program.
TROJAN BATTERY ANNOUNCES GLOBAL PROJECT DIRECTOR FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY MARKETS
Trojan Battery Company, the world's leading manufacturer of deep cycle batteries for renewable energy applications, announced that it has appointed John F. DeBoever as director of global projects for their renewable energy group.
Join the Solar Engineering & Manufacturing Association (SEMA)
Membership forms to join SEMA now are available at www.solar-ema.org. Click the "Join SEMA" icon to become a member.
Bentek Solar Ships First Orders for Its Circuit Breaker Re-Combiners
Bentek Solar's re-combiners provide the final interface to the inverter on large commercial or utility PV systems and feature a flexible design for customization and ease of installation as well as an enhanced level of user safety.
San Diego gym turns spin bike into a power source
The Greenasium really wants to be green. To do it, the new gym in San Diego is turning its customers into real gym rats. The Greenasium , which opened Wednesday, has three specialty spin bikes straight out of Gilligans Island that push electricity back into the grid, helping provide power to the gym and other electricity customers. Its the first human-powered fitness studio in San Diego, according to its owners. "The bike's are retrofitted by a company up in Seattle that we work with called Resource Fitness ," said Greenasium's co-owner Byron Spratt. "As the bike (spins), the wheel creates DC power, converts it to AC power, which is plugged back into the wall, which puts energy back into the grid." Spratt expects to add elliptical bikes in October to help offset their carbon footprint to an even greater extent.
Schneider Electric to showcase solutions at the 25th European PV SEC
Schneider Electric announced today its participation at the 25th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition (EU PVSEC), the world's largest international conference for solar technology, in Valencia, Spain, from September 6-9, 2010.
Case Study: Lockheed Martin Facility Roadways
Outdoor lighting systems for a main entrance roadway and
the main loop road serving the facility Lockheed Martin, Lake Underhill Facility.
Altenergymag Interview With AMtec Solar
AMtec Solar has applied its 25 years of experience in the Semiconductor, HVAC, Pharmaceutical, Alternative Energy, and Industrial Control markets to the solar industry. The produce solar combiner boxes, re-combiner boxes, tracker panels, MET stations and DAS boxes for some of the biggest names in the solar industry.
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