Getting value from e-cycling
Between 2009 and 2012, the European Union (EU) funded an aptly-titled project called the Recovery of Electronic Waste through Advanced Recycling and Demonstration (REWARD). Although the project has concluded, electronics recycling and recovery is an ongoing task in many recycling plants. Here, Stephen Harding, managing director of recycling materials management specialist Gough Engineering, explains how recycling plant managers can improve electronics recovery and reap the rewards.
Tackling the biggest wood pellet production problem
The global market for wood pellets has been growing consistently for the last five years according to the Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC). With growth not expected to slow any time soon, Stephen Harding, managing director of wood pellet handling equipment manufacturer Gough Engineering, explains how pellet production plants can keep throughput equally consistent.
Solar Energy World Reacts to Solar Tariffs
Solar Energy World, a Top 500 Solar Energy company headquartered in Maryland with offices in New Jersey, is one of the few solar companies that will not be affected negatively by this decision. In 2017 Solar Energy World increased installations by 23% while other solar companies were decreasing installations. Principals at the company project the growth trend will continue and its solar installations will increase by more 30% this year, despite the tariff news. "The fear of the tariff has actually caused more damage to the industry than the tariff itself," says Geoff Mirkin, CEO of Solar Energy World. "Our industry will survive. It always does. Our company will not be affected negatively because we knew this would be coming and were prepared."
SEPA CEO Julia Hamm: Transformation of Puerto Rico's Power System Must Put Customers First
"The devastation caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria has put Puerto Rico at the center of the national conversation about the transition underway in the electric power sector and its impact on the evolving role of the utility.
2018 Solar Cost Reductions Will Offset Impact of New Tariffs on Panel Prices
Modular, pre-engineered and pre-assembled solar product to lower costs by additional $0.20/Wp in 2018, according to Rocky Mountain Institute and industry leaders
SMA Enters into Purchase Agreement to be Supplier for Sunrun
Sunrun Partners with SMA due to Quality, Reliability and Expertise in Residential PV Solutions
Parks Associates: 12% of U.S. Broadband Households Plan to Buy Solar Panels in 2018
Speakers for the ninth-annual Smart Energy Summit include Austin Energy, Carrier, DTE, Mercedes-Benz, Nest, and many more
AES and Mitsubishi Corporation Start Construction on India's First Grid-Scale Energy Storage System for Tata Power-DDL
Fluence to supply 10 MW Advancion storage solution, boosting reliability for more than 7 million customers in Delhi region
SEPA CEO Julia Hamm: Solar industry will respond to Trump tariffs with more innovation, efficiency
With the announcement of President Donald Trumps decision in the Section 201 solar trade case, raising tariffs on solar cells and modules, Julia Hamm, President and CEO of the Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA), has released the following statement.
President's Decision on Solar Tariffs is a Loss for America
The decision effectively will cause the loss of roughly 23,000 American jobs this year, including many in manufacturing, and it will result in the delay or cancellation of billions of dollars in solar investments.
Electricity from all forms of renewables will be consistently cheaper than fossil fuels by 2020
Akshat Rathi for Quartz: Renewable electricity is already competitive with fossil-fuel power. Better still, the report makes the extraordinary prediction: By 2020, all forms of renewable electricity will be consistently cheaper than power produced by burning fossil fuels.
Tri Global Energy Blows Past One Gigawatt of Wind Power in 2017
The announcement marks the highest annual development yet of wind capacity for the nine-year-old company.
Wind chasers fly high: a new initiative is set to improve how industry predicts wind speed as the University of Bristol and Lloyd's Register partner technical expertise with science to help generate better data on wind farm performance.
A new initiative will test scientific minds with the latest technology options to increase the quality, accuracy and access to data used in monitoring and predicting wind trends.
Ballard CEO Presents at Exclusive Powertrain and Vehicle Seminar Event in China
The seminar event was organized by the China Internal Combustion Engine Association and supported by China's Department of International Cooperation of the Ministry of Science and Technology and Department of International Affairs of China Association for Science and Technology.
Geothermal Resources Council Announces New Latin American Office
The Geothermal Resources Council (GRC) has created a representative office in Latin America (GRC-LATAM). A member of the GRC, Dewhurst Group, LLC (DG) will host the regional headquarters from their office in Bogota, Colombia.
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