How Solar Power is Trending Worldwide in 2015
India is a late player but is pushing ahead to include solar power as part of its portfolio of energy sources. China is pushing ahead with ambitious solar plans in a bid to generate more electricity from renewable energy.
Novel Net Meter Solar PV System in Hawaii
The Sunnyside Energy system consists of 90 STION 135W panels mounted in two arrays, each equipped with a 5 kW Solar Edge inverter.
Hawaii's electric system is changing with rooftop solar growth and new utility ownership
The high electricity prices in Hawaii have made wind and solar technologies economically attractive alternatives, especially as their technology costs have come down in recent years.
Geothermal Resources Council Announces Yellowstone Workshop
The GRC Workshop will visit Yellowstone National Park, the greatest concentration of geothermal features on the planet.
‘Give us certainty to ensure growth', offshore wind leaders tell conference
Conference dominated by talk of the future
College Students Organize First National "Solar Education Week"
Student Groups Promote Investment in Solar to complement Fossil Fuel Divestment
Clenergy earns PVP365's New Edge PV Enterprise award
PVP365, China's professional platform for solar industry news, recently honored Clenergy with its annual New Edge PV Enterprise award in recognition of its remarkable market performance in the Chinese PV industry.
Rotational Solar Tracker
Introducing a technology for rotational tracking that allows arrays to more effectively avoid shading.
GEM Energy names business development representative for NW Ohio and SE Michigan
Joe Gajdostik, of Temperance, Michigan, has accepted the position of business development representative in GEM Energy's HVAC service division. GEM Energy has offices in Walbridge, Cleveland and Lima, Ohio; and Plymouth, Michigan.
The Shift Toward a Decentralized, Distributed Electric Grid Is Already Underway
Steve Propper, GTM Research's director of grid edge analysis, describes the pathways to grid edge evolution.
Wind power auction draws limited interest
Boston Globe: Are falling energy prices and the collapse of the Cape Wind project undermining other offshore wind projects?
A federal government auction of four leases to build wind farms off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard drew little interest, selling for a fraction of what previous auctions raised recently.
Just two of 12 qualified bidders participated in the auction Thursday by the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to sell wind development rights for a 1,161-square-mile swath of ocean about 14 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard. Two of the four leases did not receive any bids.
One of the winning bidders, the renewable energy company RES Americas, paid $281,285 to lease 187,523 acres, while the second, New Jersey-based MW Offshore LLC, paid $166,886 for 166,886 acres.
That works out to just $1.50 and $1 per acre, respectively, for each lease.
In contrast, Deepwater Wind New England LLC paid about $23 an acre in 2013 with its winning bid of $3.8 million for a nearby stretch of ocean closer to Rhode Island. The federal ocean energy bureau has also sold offshore leases off the coasts of Virginia and Maryland.
Despite the poor showing, officials noted the new leases would nearly double the amount of acreage the bureau has leased for offshore wind power through competitive sales.
NEW SAN DIEGO HIGH-RISE HAS TALLEST SOLAR SYSTEM IN U.S.
Research shows it is the tallest electric solar system of its kind in the US.
Canadian Solar Provides an Update on its Late-Stage Solar Project Pipeline
The Company has continued to make progress in expanding its pipeline in several geographies, including Japan, the UK and China.
Siva Power Secures Series D Funding & Expert Advisor; Moves Forward with Plans to Build World's Most Advanced, Cost-competitive Solar Manufacturing Plant
$10M raised to begin building key component of its production technology
Geothermal Power a Leader in Permanent Job Creation
- Speakers Announced for State of the Geothermal Industry Briefing 2015
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LG Solar Unveils NeON R with Enhanced Aesthetics and Energy Savings
The NeON R module features "Back Contact" cell technology delivering an entirely black panel that is aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient. The cell's seamless, surface blends perfectly into nearly all rooftop designs while the module's electrodes are positioned on the rear of the cell. Using LG's N-type cell structure, the panels produce 365W of energy, up to 7.3kWp, compared to 5.8kWp of the p-type cell. The module's new design minimizes LID, thereby delivering a longer lifespan and increased energy output.
