PROINSO supplies 1 MW of MECASOLAR trackers for photovoltaic solar project in California
The Spanish company PROINSO- part of Group OPDE and specialists in the distribution of modules, inverters, trackers and fixed structures for photovoltaic systems, will supply 1 MW of MECASOLAR 2-axis solar trackers for a solar photovoltaic project located in the California district of Madera.
The Catalyst That Revolutionized Renewable Energy in Ontario
Ontario's precedent setting Feed-in-Tariff program for Renewable Energy is spawning a few new Canadian based Renewable Energy industry leaders, virtually overnight
Boots on the Roof Announces Master Certificate in Renewable Energy
Boots on the Roof, the nationwide leader in renewable energy training, is now offering a Master Certificate in Renewable Energy program.
The Global Fuel Cells Market
Key trends and growth opportunities up to 2015.
Lake Country Wind Energy Nears 25,000 Acres For Community Wind Project
Lake Country Wind Energy announces that it has secured nearly 25,000 acres for the development of its 340 megawatt community owned project in Meeker and Kandiyohi Counties, Minnesota. This is over three fourths of the acres needed to complete the project's site control effort.
Photovoltaic Quality & Safety Testing: DOE Presentation Reveals 13 Years of Successes & Failures
Figures from 13 years of solar technology testing - including the top three quality failures and strongest influences of new manufacturers on module design - show some photovoltaic (PV) modules required a tune-up to pass international qualification standards.
3TIER Launches Next Generation Wind and Solar Prospecting Tools
Highest resolution global datasets detail seasonal variability
First U.S. wave-power farm
Construction has begun off Oregon's coast on the first commercial U.S. wave-energy farm, planned to supply power to about 400 homes, according to a USA TODAY report. Wave power draws from the energy of ocean surface waves. A float on a buoy rises and falls with the waves, driving a plunger connected to a hydraulic pump that converts the vertical movement into electricity. The first buoy will measure 150 feet tall by 40 feet wide, weigh 200 tons and cost $4 million, according to Phil Pellegrino, spokesman for New Jersey-based developer Ocean Power Technologies, which is developing the project.
Significant Legal Issues For Landowners And Operators Of Wind Projects
Significant issues for the operator may include the operator's right to enter onto the land and monitor the land for wind potential before an agreement is executed with the landowner. This right is typically set forth in an option granted to the operator for a period lasting anywhere from two to ten years, in exchange for a fee paid to the landowner, allowing the operator adequate time to carry out a wind study to ascertain whether the land is a good candidate for a wind project.
SEIA Statement on Anniversary of Stimulus Bill
Legislation helped create 18,000 solar industry jobs in 2009
DEK Solar continues to thrive in China; powers escalating market demand
DEK Solar is reflecting on an extremely positive Q4, having sold a record number of photovoltaic metallization lines in China. Most recently, the solar screen printing specialist completed a contract to supply a high-profile turnkey provider in the region with a large number of new metallization lines.
Carmanah Illuminates World Cup Supply Site with Solar LED Aviation Lighting
Carmanah Technologies Corporation has received an order valued in excess of $275,000 USD through its authorized South African distributor, Sun Solutions, to supply solar powered LED airfield lights to Waterkloof Air Force Base in South Africa.
FIT Program Promises New Technologies for Secure Clean Energy Supply
Ontario's lucrative Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) program for renewable energy will mean the development of new and highly efficient energy technologies that will secure the Province's clean energy supply for generations
Electro Power Systems launches ElectroSelf, the first self-recharging hydrogen fuel cell system
Changing the economics of backup power and enabling greener networks in developing markets
Group OPDE signs agreement with the Government of Durango for the construction of solar photovoltaic
The first -1 MW power- solar power plant will be built at the Logistics and Industrial Park in Durango (CLIP) and will be fully operational in 2010.
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