SEPA announces next step in OpenFMB commercialization
UCAIug to develop testing and certification for grid-edge DER management technology
Itron Collaborates with sonnen to Add Battery Storage to its Distributed Energy Management and Demand Response Solutions
To Help Utilities Better Manage Distributed Energy Resources (DER), Itron Integrates Leading Battery and Storage Technology
SolaTrim LLC Signs UK Distributor for Rooftop Solar Pest Protection
North American Growth Drives Interest in Britain
DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions Inks Collaboration with Envision
Focus on Solar Panel Degradation Mechanism Analytics
FixGrid 2018: Schletter improves their bestseller for flat roofs
The 2018 FixGrid kit system combines the benefits of the FixGrid and AluGrid systems, resulting in even more simple and faster assembly. Furthermore, the system is capable of withstanding higher wind and snow loads, making it even suitable for places exposed to extreme weather.
Off Grid Energy power up latest fleet of electric delivery vans for UPS
The Smart Electric Urban Logistics (SEUL) project provided power to over 170 new electric delivery vehicles in the London area
Utah Governor Signs New Laws Protecting Solar Consumers and Extending State Tax Credit
Gov. Herbert also signed into law Senate Bill 141, which provides a two-year extension of a $1,600 tax credit for Utah customers who adopt solar systems, providing much-needed stability as the industry adapts to recently restructured solar rates for homeowners. Beginning in 2021, the credit will be gradually phased down until it is eliminated at the end of 2023.
LONGi Solar Wins TUV Rheinland PV Module Energy Yield Simulation Award
On March 22nd, TÜV Rheinland presented the awards at the 2018 Solar Congress in Wuxi, China. The highly coveted 2017 "PV Module Energy Yield Simulation Award" was conferred to LONGi Solar for the high efficiency and reliability of its mono-crystalline modules.
KYOCERA TCL Solar Begins Operation of Japan's Largest 13.7MW Floating Solar Power Plant
The plant was constructed over the surface of the reservoir, which is managed by the waterworks bureau of Chiba Prefecture for its industrial use. With 180,000m2 (over 44 acres) of surface area, 50,904 Kyocera solar modules were installed to generate an estimated 16,170 megawatt hours (MWh) per year ― enough electricity to power approximately 4,970 typical households*2.
SolarWindow Awarded U.S. Department of Energy Grant for Advanced Manufacturing
Eligibility for the award was based on companies or organizations that develop and manufacture devices and systems in specialized areas for commercial applications, or that will be able to manufacture products as a direct result of the award.
A new way to find better battery materials
A new approach to analyzing and designing new ion conductors - a key component of rechargeable batteries - could accelerate the development of high-energy lithium batteries, and possibly other energy storage and delivery devices such as fuel cells, researchers say.
JDS Power Collaborates with Solar Technology Leader to become Sunpreme Channel Partner - Promoting Bifacial Smart PV Panels
Bringing Solar Expertise and Personalized Customer Service to California Clients
Austin Energy celebrates Grand Opening of La Loma Community Solar Farm
Community Solabration marks Grand Opening of La Loma, largest community solar project in ERCOT
Vote Solar Honors Solar Champions During Annual Equinox Celebration
Vote Solar, a national nonprofit solar advocacy organization, honored its 2018 Solar Champion Award recipients last night as part of its Equinox fundraiser and celebration in San Francisco. California State Assemblyman Phil Ting, a longtime clean energy leader, provided keynote remarks at the award ceremony.
Irish expansion continues at Natural Power
Renewable energy and infrastructure consultancy, Natural Power, has appointed three new team members at its Dublin office.
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