NREL Inks a Future for Perovskites
Moore, a staff scientist at NREL, is researching fast-drying solvents for the development of perovskite ink-a shortcut to the eventual commercialization of perovskite technologies.
SEIA Releases New Go-To Guide for Residential Installations
The white paper, developed by members of SEIAs Solar Quality Assurance Working Group, provides recommended best practices on everything from contractor qualifications to the design and actual installation of a solar photovoltaic (PV) system.
GreenBlu Begins $1.6 Million U.S. Department of Energy Award to Commercialize Adsorption Desalination Technology
New technology to make zero-carbon, zero-discharge desalination and wastewater treatment affordable
Solar Industry Unveils Campaign to Streamline Solar Permitting
With the support of industry leaders, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and The Solar Foundation today are unveiling the Solar Automated Permit Processing (SolarAPP) initiative, which will streamline permitting and slash the cost of solar installations.
Shell and NREL Launch Cleantech Incubator: Shell GameChangerâ„¢ Accelerator Powered by NREL
Program will work with companies developing novel energy storage and distribution solutions
Department of Energy Announces New Projects to Extend Grid Energy Storage
Awardees will develop energy storage systems to provide reliable, affordable power to the electric grid for up to 100 hours, enhancing grid resilience and performance.
Xcel Energy is the First U.S. Utility to Operate Drones beyond Line of Sight for Ongoing Inspections
In one of the most significant advancements of unmanned aircraft under development by a U.S. utility, Xcel Energy is operating drones beyond visual line of sight during ongoing inspections of transmission lines near Denver.
Utility Solar Procurement Booms as Residential Market Stabilizes in Q2 2018
Utility solar project procurement soared in Q2 2018 as component prices declined and home solar installations steadied after a 15 percent contraction last year, according to the latest U.S. Solar Market Insight Report
North American Wind Power O&M Costs to Increase Nearly 40 Percent in Coming Decade, IHS Markit Says
Expanded North American benchmarking study says larger projects have greater cost-stability over time
Large-Scale Wind and Solar Farms in the Sahara Would Increase Rain and Vegetation
UMD-led study published in Science shows solar and wind farms in the Sahara could double rainfall in Earths largest hot desert
CE Pro Names the sonnen ecoLinx a 2018 BEST Award Winner at CEDIA
Energy automation with the all-in-one ecoLinx intelligent energy management system made its debut at this year's expo. The system brings together home automation, residential solar and energy storage in an energy ecosystem.
Printed Solar Cells - Electric partnership powers energy innovation
Created by University of Newcastle Physicist, Professor Paul Dastoor, organic printed solar cells are electronic inks printed onto sub-millimetre thin plastic sheets using conventional printers.
Solar FlexRack Mounting Solution Installed in Exyte Energy (formerly M+W Energy) Landfill Solar Project in Massachusetts
Landfills converted to solar generally do not allow penetration in the site's land surface, requiring that mounting and foundation technology be flexible, reliable, and lighter to meet all site regulations.
New Testing Facility Launches: Is the Future of Utility-Scale Solar Projects in Bifacial?
The new facility will serve as the test ground for analyzing and validating field data to determine optimal system output utilizing bifacial modules with tracking technology under a range of variables and conditions.
Green Building Certifications at All Time High in Nation's Largest Metros
Researchers have found green certified office space across Americas 30 largest metros has reached 41 percent of market totals - the highest in the indexs history.
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