Ballard Secures Contract for Three Fuel Cell Bus Engines for Australia
Ballard will deliver the 205 kW heavy-duty fuel cell engines in the first half of 2004 and the buses will be placed in routine transit operation in the second half of 2004 as part of a two-year demonstration program.
Ballard Powered Fuel Cell Buses Delivered to the City of London
The City of London will operate the Ballard powered fuel cell buses on a central London bus route, beginning in January 2004, as it pioneers this project aimed at reducing air and noise pollution.
CLEAN TECHNOLOGY INVESTING CONTINUES TO HOLD STEADY IN 2003
Clean Technology Industry on Track to End 2003 with More Than $1.3 Billion Invested
Evergreen Solar, Inc. Appoints Richard Feldt as Chief Executive Officer
New CEO Brings 30 Years of Operations Experience to Launch The Growth Phase of Evergreen Solar
SunFrame Adds Aesthetic to the Benefits of PV Power
UniRac offers SunFrame mounting system: excellent aesthetics, California and UniForm building code compliant, installation friendly.
EDTA ADOPTS AGGRESSIVE WORK PLAN FOR 2004
Topping plans for the New Year is a concerted "push" for swift enactment and then successful implementation of comprehensive energy legislation that is currently stalled in the U.S. Senate.
KYOCERA Receives UL's Class 1, Division 2 Certification for KC-Series Solar Photovoltaic Modules
Modules are approved to power applications in hazardous environments
GEORGIA TECH'S ROHATGI WINS SECOND ANNUAL RAPPAPORT AWARD
"Dr. Rohatgi has for more than a quarter century focused his immense technical talents on developing low cost and high efficiency solar cells," said NREL Director Richard Truly.
ACCLAIM FOR THREE LEADERS AT ANNUAL NREL STAKEHOLDERS RECEPTION
The U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) will honor three distinguished Coloradoans for their leadership in promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency.
CARMANAH'S LONDON BUS STOP DESIGN RECEIVES BP AWARD COMMENDATION
Honour Coincides with Launch of $1.6 Million Solar Bus Shelter Project
Slower Than Expected Market Development Limit Early Stationary Fuel Cell Shipments, Says ABI
Although Blackout 2003 pointed out the importance of distributed generation - as well as the possibility of fuel cells in the energy portfolio mix - it has not translated into an increased number of orders.
Akeena Solar Sues Los Gatos Over Solar Installation Restrictions
Akeena Solar asserts that the Town unlawfully restricted the installation of solar electric panels on the company's own commercial rooftop.
Slower Than Expected Market Development Limit Early Stationary Fuel Cell Shipments, Says ABI
A lack of commercial products along with stressed electricity markets have hindered market development for stationary fuel cells, according to a new report from technology research firm ABI.
STYLISH, "IT" SPORT CAR CREATES A BUZZ IN CALIFORNIA
Dynasty Electric Car Corporation Unveils "IT" Sport Model to California Market at EVS-20: Powering Sustainable Transportation in Long Beach, CA
YAZAKI AT FOREFRONT OF POWER & DATA NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES FOR HYBRID & FUEL CELL VEHICLES
The advent of gasoline- and diesel-electric hybrid and fuel cell vehicles is driving the need for advanced electrical distribution systems including connectors and components that can handle the high voltages and currents these new-generation machines require.
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