Main Street Power Acquired by The AES Corporation and Named AES Distributed Energy
Proven experience in turnkey distributed generation solar projects combined with AES' operating platforms will bring sustainable energy solutions to customers in key markets
REA welcomes Energy and Climate Change Committee EMR Report
The REA provided both written and oral evidence to the report, which outlines the risk that the CfD and Capacity Market risk pursuing competing aims and the latter locking the UK into higher carbon sources of energy.
University of Houston Researchers Discover New Material to Produce Clean Energy
New Material Shows Value of High Power Factor, High-Output Power Materials
What Cities Should Do To Become More Power Resilient: A Clean Energy Solution for Climate Adaptation
Two new reports by Clean Energy Group offer guidelines for cities to become more power resilient in the face of severe weather events
Maryland Clean Energy Center Appoints Advanced Biofuels USA's Joanne Ivancic to 2015 Advisory Council
The Maryland Clean Energy Center is pleased to announce the addition of Joanne Ivancic, Executive Director, Advanced Biofuels USA to the MCEC 2015 Advisory Council.
KACO new energy will be exhibiting at PV America 2015 in Boston, MA. on March 9 -10 at booth 419
Introducing next generation single phase inverters for residential and small commercial projects.
Power flows to Scottish Renewables conference
Key green energy event will attract 800 to Edinburgh for 23 sessions over two days
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ABB announced as headline sponsor
The nominees of the GreenTec Awards 2015
More than 100,000 votes in the online voting
ViZn Energy Systems and LFC Capital Announce Ownership Program For Solar and Energy Storage
Program to accelerate nationwide deployment of ViZn's zinc redox flow battery systems
Clean Focus Completes Multi-Megawatt Solar Power System in Adelanto, California
Clean Focus, a leading solar power developer, owner and operator, today announced the completion of a new 3.75 MW solar project in the City of Adelanto, CA.
Japan's Growth in Solar Power Falters as Utilities Balk
By JONATHAN SOBLE for NY Times: Rice fields, golf courses and even a disused airport runway. All over the southern Japanese region of Kyushu, unexpected places gleam with electricity-producing solar panels.
Solar use in Japan has exploded over the last two years as part of an ambitious national effort to promote renewable energy. But the technology’s future role is now in doubt.
Utilities say their infrastructure cannot handle the swelling army of solar entrepreneurs intent on selling their power. And their willingness to invest more money depends heavily on whether the government remains committed to clean energy.
“It’s upsetting,” said Junji Akagi, a real estate developer on Ukushima, a tiny island near Nagasaki. Mr. Akagi said he hoped to turn a quarter of the island’s 10-square-mile area into a “mega-solar” generating station, and has already lined up investors and secured the necessary land.
Then last September, Kyushu Electric Power Company, the region’s dominant utility, abruptly announced that it would stop contracting to buy electricity from new solar installations. Other power companies elsewhere in Japan soon followed suit.
Solar energy powers innovation at Cook Medical
Cook Medical partnered with Positronic Solar and WINAICO to build one of the largest PERC solar installations in Asia Pacific
Pvinsights : The continuous demand downtrend force all solar components follow in March.
Module price slightly drops this week while global demand remains diminishing. The 1st tier module players in China seem to achieve their quarterly sales targets through some markets, such as the UK, Japan, and India, so as to have less pressure recently.
TÜV SÜD is carrying out a training program regarding offshore wind energy in Taiwan
On behalf of MIRDC (Metal Industries Research & Development Center), TÜV SÜD is carrying out an extensive training program regarding offshore wind energy for representatives of authorities and market participants.
APS returns to PV America leveraging strong growth in East Coast market
APS comes to PV America in Boston, March 9-10, with strong opportunities for East Coast solar distributors and installers. APS expects continued growth in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and North Carolina in 2015, and is looking for new partners in those key markets.
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