Costed solar industry plan shows how to get UK solar as cheap as fossil fuel electricity by 2020
New Government could nearly double previous Government solar ambition for little more expenditure
32 GW of Utility-Scale Solar to Come Online Ahead of US 2017 ITC Deadline, IHS Says
Over 32 gigawatts (GWs) of projects greater than 5 megawatts (MWs) in size are still in development or under construction in the United States
Lofty Energy makes DIY solar easy with educational solar panel kits!
Learn how to build a solar panel from scratch, starting with just a box of parts. Then end result is a fully functional 10-watt solar panel! A company in Missouri is offering an educational tool to do just that.
Mercedes-Benz To Follow Tesla With Its Own Home Batteries
Stephen Edelstein for Motor Authority: Tesla Motors may be the first automaker to try selling standalone battery packs for powering homes and businesses, but it may not be the only one for long. Mercedes-Benz could soon enter the energy storage business as well. A division of parent company Daimler has been testing battery packs that can power houses or store excess electricity from the grid, and plans to launch commercially in September, according to Australia's Motoring.
Called ACCUmotive, this division was created in 2009 to develop lithium-ion batteries. Like Tesla before its recent announcement, the Daimler arm has been testing energy storage systems under the radar for some time. It recently built an energy storage array operated by German electricity joint venture Coulomb. The array consists of 96 lithium-ion modules that together boast a combined 500 kilowatt hours of storage capacity, which is used to stabilize the Saxony Kamenz power grid. There are plans to expand it to 3,000 kWh of capacity.
ACCUmotive has reportedly delivered more than 60,000 lithium-ion cells to customers—which may include Mercedes itself—and employs more than 250 people.
Support and storage take centre stage as hydro industry gathers
Scottish Renewables' sell-out conference hears both are key to sector's future
Support and storage take centre stage as hydro industry gathers
Scottish Renewables' sell-out conference hears both are key to sector's future
GEA Honors 2015 Award Winners for Technology, Economic and Environmental Advances Announced
GEA Honors 2015 recognize companies and individuals that have made significant contributions during the past year to advancing technology, spurring economic development and protecting the environment.
GE Anticipates Solar Industry Needs, Helps Customers Optimize Grid Infrastructure
PROLEC-GE Launches Three-Phase Pad-Mounted Transformer Extension for Solar Industry
---- Optimal Technical Support Helps Solar Market Navigate Key Industry Challenges
---- Evolved Technology is One More Way GE is Helping Customers Optimize Existing Grid Infrastructure, Add More Renewable Resources
Genera to Sponsor Advanced Bioeconomy Feedstocks Conference 2015
Industry leader seeks to further the advancements of renewable energy crop feedstocks through informative and collaborative sessions and workshops
Genera to Sponsor Advanced Bioeconomy Feedstocks Conference 2015
Industry leader seeks to further the advancements of renewable energy crop feedstocks through informative and collaborative sessions and workshops
Successful installation of first phase sun2roof system in Pakistan
70 kWp completed at Modern Cold Storage factory in Okara City
Pictometry Set to Capture Digital Terrain Data for Final Phase of Los Angeles County Consortium's Mapping Project
Slated to begin later this year, the project will capture and deliver LiDAR in accordance with USGS Quality Level 2 specifications.
Enphase Energy Selected as Primary Solar Energy Solution for REPOWER by Solar Universe
Companies join forces in bundled solar power and smart home technology offering
Longhorn Wind Project in Texas Becomes Operational
EDF Renewable Energy reaches 872 megawatts installed in Texas
OutBack Power's Battery-Based Inverters 1st to Receive Utility Approval in Hawaii
All-Important HECO Approval Critical for Supporting Hawaiis Commitment to Renewable Energy
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