Tesla and Gaelectric to Introduce Tesla Battery Storage to Ireland
Companies agree to develop 1-MW demonstration project to facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources
Trina Solar Provides Osaka Sangyo University with its High Efficiency IBC Cells to Build a Solar Car
The IBC cells provided by Trina Solar have demonstrated efficiencies up to 24.4% in laboratory tests and 23.1% in pilot industrial production.
SPI to Acquire Energiebau Solar Power GmbH
Acquisition creates established pan-European footprint for SPI's global PV wholesale distribution platform
Renewable Energy Group Statement on EPA Proposed Renewable Fuel Volumes
"We believe this proposal leaves room to grow D4 (biomass-based diesel category) and D5 (general advanced biofuel category) final RVOs as REG and our industry continue to deliver increasing amounts of high-quality, cleaner and lower carbon advanced biofuel."
tenKsolar's DUO System Confirmed for Class A Fire Rating
Unique low voltage technology eliminates the risks that come with conventional high-voltage solar arrays
Conergy and DOE-Funded Demeter Launch PACE Lease in California
New Structure Makes Solar Accessible to Almost All Commercial Property Owners
Etrion Connects First Site of 9.3 MW Mito Solar Project in Japan
This site includes 5.6 hectares and is expected to produce 3.1 million kilowatt hours ("kWh") of clean electricity per year.
GameChange Begins 250MW Summer Production, Expands Capacity to 1.3GW
GameChange has become the choice for utilities, yieldcos, developers and EPCs who seek the highest quality made-in-the-USA products.
Baseload Clean Energy Partners Acquires the Blue Mountain Geothermal Power Plant
AltaRock Energys Patented stimulation Process to Be Used to Increase Power Output
Gigawatt solar joins APS microinverter distribution network
Leading solar provider Gigawatt will distribute the APS line of advanced microinverter products, in a first-time partnership between the two companies. Placentia, Calif.-based Gigawatt is a full-service solar provider offering PV system design, financing and installation for residential and commercial customers. The company distributes solar products through its www.GoGreenSolar.com website.
The Veteran Asset and Ambassador Energy Host Solar Photovoltaic Training for Transitioning Military Service Members and Veterans
The course beginning June 8th, 2015, is designed to empower veterans to immediately qualify for jobs within the solar industry. It concludes with the NABCEP Entry Level Exam and customized placement services with local, regional and national solar firms.
DuPont Statement on the EPA's Proposed 2014 , 2015 and 2016 Renewable Volume Obligations (RVO) Rule
DuPont issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) proposed rulemaking
Interview with Andreas Karelas of RE-volv: Why Don't More Environmental Nonprofits Go Solar
RE-volv is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower people and communities to invest collectively in renewable energy. RE-volv finances solar energy projects for nonprofits and worker-owned cooperatives that serve their community through a 20 year solar lease agreement.
"Designer carbon" boosts battery performance
Mark Shwartz, Stanford Univ.: Stanford Univ. scientists have created a new carbon material that significantly boosts the performance of energy-storage technologies. Their results are featured in ACS Central Science.
"We have developed a 'designer carbon' that is both versatile and controllable," said Zhenan Bao, the senior author of the study and a professor of chemical engineering at Stanford. "Our study shows that this material has exceptional energy-storage capacity, enabling unprecedented performance in lithium-sulfur batteries and supercapacitors."
According to Bao, the new designer carbon represents a dramatic improvement over conventional activated carbon, an inexpensive material widely used in products ranging from water filters and air deodorizers to energy-storage devices.
"A lot of cheap activated carbon is made from coconut shells," Bao said. "To activate the carbon, manufacturers burn the coconut at high temperatures and then chemically treat it."
The activation process creates nanosized holes, or pores, that increase the surface area of the carbon, allowing it to catalyze more chemical reactions and store more electrical charges.
Kyocera TCL Solar Completes Construction of Third Floating Solar Power Plant in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
2.3MW installation will generate enough power for approximately 820 typical households
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