Gridtential Energy and Crown Battery Build New Silicon Wafer Battery that Combines the Best of Lead and Lithium-ion Performance
Using technology similar to a solar cell, Gridtential Energy's breakthrough Silicon Joule™ technology allows batteries to deliver up to 5X the power density with up to a 40% weight reduction - and it can be manufactured in current lead battery plants.
How Machine Learning Could Impact the Future of Renewable Energy
Machine learning technology - computer programs that use data sets to "learn" how to see patterns in information like wind speed and energy output - may be the answer to wind farms' prediction problem.
Composite Solutions for the Wind Energy Industry
With the push for longer blades, carbon fibre is used as its lighter weight compared to fibreglass, allowing longer blades to capture more wind energy.
Park City Wind Will Transform Bridgeport Into Offshore Wind Hub
Offshore wind project would create thousands of jobs, lead to more than $1.5 billion in investment and economic development opportunities, and save Connecticut ratepayers over $1 billion.
What Can Solar Panel Installers Do Amidst Decreasing Prices?
As a solar panel installer, what can you take of this decreasing price of solar panels? Would it do your business good or not-so-good? How can your business adapt to this decreasing price of solar panels (that shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon)?
Hundreds of Mayors Call on Congress to Extend the Solar Investment Tax Credit
A bipartisan group of 231 mayors from Tacoma, Wash to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. sent a letter to Congress today urging them to pass the Renewable Energy Extension Act (HR 3961/S. 2289), a five-year extension of the solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
SenseHawk Benchmarks the Condition of One of the World's Largest Solar Sites in Record Time
Combines Drones, Thermography and Its SenseHawk Therm AI-Powered Software to Analyze the Solar Modules of the 2,500-Acre Kamuthi Solar Power Project
ALE HELPS GE TO UNVEIL AND TEST WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE, FRANCE
The turbine's two prototype nacelles, weighing several hundred tonnes, required transportation on site, while separately the yokes that position each blade during installation required load testing to ensure they could withstand the required load.
Woburn Continues to be Leader in Green Energy Production--New Solar System on Joyce Middle School to Save the City $29,000 a Year
A solar energy system on the City of Woburn (MA) middle school, installed and financed through the PowerOptions Solar Program with Solect Energy, is complete and delivering substantial savings and environmental benefits.
Software Is Changing The Solar Power Industry: Here's 5 Reasons Why
With advanced technology, companies have embarked on an energy software development process that has enabled companies and individuals to control how energy is produced, circulated, and used.
Solar Energy Storage Market is Expected to Cross An Annual Installation of 3 GW by 2025
Industrial inclination favoring the installation of energy storage solutions coupled with the lowering cost related to implementations will foster solar energy storage industry share over the projected time period.
USTR Rushes to Judgment on Bifacial Exemption
Following is a statement from SEIA's President and CEO Abigail Ross Hopper regarding the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative's decision to impose tariffs on bifacial solar panels:
Wind Turbines - Safe Operation After Expired Service Life
As wind farms age, an increasing number of turbine operators are confronted with crucial business decisions. Should the turbines be decommissioned? Will replacement bring a benefit?
Providing Clean Energy to 7.7 Billion People in <30 Years
On the supply side we need to look at the notion of generate local, consume local. We can begin building micro-grids, or smaller fractal, self-similar grids that are composed into a larger grid infrastructure in economic industrial centers.
Should You Buy or Lease Solar Panels?
Leasing is primarily cheaper in the short run and more expensive in the long run. The down payment is either very small or non-existent. And if you do decide to lease, you'll be in good company: more than 70% of those who installed solar panels in 2014 did so through leasing
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