A rural Iowa electric cooperative becomes a solar leader
Farmers Electric Cooperative of Kalona has become a model for simple, hands-on business programs that have made 20 percent of its members solar owners.
SOLAR ENERGY MAKES LANDFALL IN BRAZIL AT RECORD-SETTING LOW PRICE
Auction prices are some of the lowest ever recorded for solar energy; Investors' returns probably squeezed to single-digits
Advanced CIS Production Lines Feature in New Solar Frontier Plant as Construction Proceeds on Track
Tohoku Plant model for future global expansion, to reduce production cost and deliver product upgrades
Certainty for green gas industry on RHI sustainability rules
Biomethane industry committed to delivering 60% greenhouse gas savings
SMA Sunny Tripower Inverters to Power Largest PV Plant in Honduras
Solar Leader to Supply 880 String Inverters for 24 MW Pavana Solar Park
Baker Electric Solar Names Jay Miller Director of Operations
San Diego-based Baker Electric Solar is pleased to announce the appointment of Jay Miller as its new director of operations. Miller brings more than 25 years of experience in the electrical contracting industry to his new position.
CSP faces new California siting limits in DRECP
The publication of the Preferred Alternative draft of the much-awaited Desert Renewable Energy and Conservation Plan (DRECP) brings both hope and consternation to supporters of clean energy in California.
PVinsights : The USD appreciation pushes down mono PV component prices.
Multi module price remains flat but mono module price goes down in November. China domestic demand improvement remains moderately so as not to have the further price enhancement recently.
New energy legislation "will benefit low-carbon companies"
Opportunities for low-carbon companies after announcement that member states will have to improve their energy efficiency by 30% by 2030.
Siemens developing thermal energy storage system
Siemens is developing a system of storing thermal energy in rocks with the aim of using it to harness excess power from wind turbines.
A spokesperson told Windpower Monthly that the project is in the early stages of development and there is no specific timescale for the construction of a prototype of the system.
He said the system would be scaleable for use on site at different projects.
The company was unwilling to reveal specific technical details about the process, but said it relied on established technology.
The storage of heat in rocks has been used as a method of energy retention for some time. But Siemens' system will transform the stored thermal energy back into electricity rather than use it for heating.
This would be done in a "conventional manner" the spokesperson said. The captured heat would be used to create steam to generate electricity through steam turbines.
AS WIND AND SOLAR TAX CREDITS HANG IN BALANCE IN CONGRESS, JUMP IN 3RD QUARTER CLEAN ENERGY JOBS THREATENED
Top 10 States in Spotlight (Including Tie): CA, CO, CT, IL, LA, MD, MI, NC, NV, NY and TX; With Major Uncertainty Looming Ahead for Renewables Support,
Q3 Beat Q2 Jobs Total – and the Third Quarter in 2013.
Lunera Lighting's Susan Lamp Selected for the 2014 IES Progress Report
Energy Saving, Plug-and-Play LED Replacement for Metal Halide Lamps Recognized
APS microinverters to be distributed by CFM Equipment/US Solar
APS microinverters have joined the product offerings of CFM Equipment Distributors and US Solar Distributing. Sacamento-based CFM is a top distributor of HVAC and solar systems, with locations in Northern California and Nevada. Its subsidiary US Solar deals exclusively in photovoltaics.
Blue Oak Energy Completes Construction on 2.6 MW Putah Creek Solar Farm
Putah Creek Solar Farm begins generating electricity for residents of Winters, California.
Competition drives down solar costs by almost 14% despite stable wholesale prices.
The average cost of a residential solar system in America has fallen by almost $1.00 per watt over the last twelve months from $4.41 per watt in September 2013 to $3.76 per watt in October 2014.
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