SMA Further Expands Successful Commercial Lineup with 30 kW Sunny Tripower
New Cost-Optimized, Decentralized Solution Boasts Larger Power Class
Sierra's InnovaMass iSeries Flow Meters Have Arrived!
Now Benefit from Next-Generation Volumetric Vortex Flow Meters & Multivariable Mass Flow Meters
Sierra Instruments Launches New Website & E-Commerce Portal
Richer Site Information Simplifies Flow Meter Selection & Purchase
Sierra Instruments Releases New Full Line Flow Meter Catalog
Selection guide to quickly specify the right flow instrumentation for gas, liquid or steam applications
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Juno spacecraft breaks solar power distance record
Jim Sharkey for SpaceFlight Insider: NASA’s Juno mission has broken the record for distance traveled by a solar-powered spacecraft. Juno reached this milestone at 11 a.m. PST (2 p.m. EST) on Wednesday, Jan. 13, when the spacecraft was approximately 493 million miles (793 million kilometers) from the Sun.
The record was previously held by the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft, whose orbit peaked at the 492 million-mile (792-million kilometer) mark in October 2012, during its approach to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
“Juno is all about pushing the edge of technology to help us learn about our origins,” said Scott Bolton, Juno principal investigator at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. “We use every known technique to see through Jupiter’s clouds and reveal the secrets Jupiter holds of our solar system’s early history. It just seems right that the sun is helping us learn about the origin of Jupiter and the other planets that orbit it.”
Juno is the first solar-powered spacecraft designed to operate so far from the Sun. Generating sufficient power to operate the spacecraft requires a very large area of solar cells. The four-ton Juno spacecraft carries three 30-foot (9-meter) solar arrays festooned with 18,686 individual solar cells. At Earth’s distance from the Sun, the cells can generate about 14 kilowatts of electric. The further away from the sun the spacecraft is, the lower the power its solar cell will be able to generate. Cont'd...
ACCIONA ENERGY RENEWS ITS INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 93-MEGAWATT WIND FARM IN TEXAS
The project has been acquired from developer Pioneer Green Energy
SolarWorld to supply 10.5 megawatts of solar panels for system in south-central Oregon
Project will tap companys expanding output of 72-cell modules
Optimising Energy Storage for Renewable Energy Security
Battery energy storage systems (ESSs) are becoming well established to help the grid integration of solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind energy, particularly in remote and island communities. It is important to understand the different roles that energy storage can play, including controlling ramp rates, smoothing, shaping, peak shaving and frequency regulation.
SolaTrim™ Signs Hybrid Power Supply as First Canadian Distributor
SolaTrim Expands Market Reach for PV Protective Barriers with Calgary-based Value-added Distributor of Specialty Alternative Energy Products
SunEdison Solar Parking Lots to Save 25 California Schools More Than $30 Million
SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE: SUNE), the largest global renewable energy development company, today announced it has signed solar power purchase agreements with 25 California elementary, middle, and high schools.
Exosun trackers selected by Phoenix Solar to equip 3 solar power plants totaling 11 MWp in Jordan
Company inks contract to equip the largest photovoltaic project in the private sector in Jordan
Clean energy defies fossil fuel price crash to attract record $329bn global investment in 2015
2015 was also the highest ever for installation of renewable power capacity, with 64GW of wind and 57GW of solar PV commissioned during the year, an increase of nearly 30% over 2014.
Broadwind Energy Announces $8 Million in New Tower Orders
Broadwind Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:BWEN) today announced $8 million in new tower orders from a U.S. wind turbine manufacturer. Broadwind will produce these towers in its Manitowoc, Wisconsin facility for 2016 delivery.
Panasonic Set to Introduce Larger Photovoltaic Module HIT® Product Range in North America
- Panasonic HIT® product is an industry-leading, high efficiency photovoltaic solution for roofs, applicable to a variety of specifications
- Complete photovoltaic module HIT® product range available in North America beginning January 2016.
- Solar panels HIT® were introduced to the U.S. market in 2002 under the Sanyo brand.
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