skytron energy makes PVGuard fit for Big Data and launches PVGuard® Local
PVGuard Local now also usable without an Internet connection
Dyesol Proves Perovskite Solar Cell Stability
Stability, leading to durability and long product life, is considered the key performance parameter in establishing this disruptive technology as a genuine commercial threat to incumbent silicon-based solar PV.
AT&T Improves Solar Energy Management with Enphase Energy Using IoT Technology
IoT Connectivity Will Help Solar Homes and Small Businesses Have More Reliable and Flexible Energy Management
Canadian Solar Subsidiary Recurrent Energy Secures Financing for 100 Megawatt Mustang Solar Power Project
Recurrent Energy will be the managing member and plans to own and operate the project, currently under construction in California.
Global Market for MLPEs to Exceed $1 Billion in 2019, IHS Says
According IHS (IHS), the leading global source of critical information and insight, Enphase led the microinverter market in 2014.
Exosun selected by EDF Energies Nouvelles for solar tracker supply on a 146 MWp PV project in Chile
Company inks contract to equip one of the largest Chilean solar plants with its trackers
Post Show Report of PV Guangzhou 2015
PV Guangzhou has set up a favorable platform for both domestic and overseas companies to seek further development.
Natural Power and SeaRoc collaborate for EDF's Paimpol-Br©hat Tidal Farm
The two companies have joined forces and been awarded a contract by EDF France to develop the Paimpol-Brehat Tidal Farm.
PolyU develops novel efficient and low-cost semitransparent perovskite solar cells with graphene electrodes
The Department of Applied Physics of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has successfully developed efficient and low-cost semitransparent perovskite solar cells with graphene electrodes. The power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) of this novel invention are around 12%.
SPI 15 - Enphase Energy Launches the Next-Generation Envoy-S
The new gateway enables more cost-effective and reliable solar installations while creating greater value for system owners
Beckett Energy Systems and Steatite Sign Distribution Agreement to Bring Beckett's Commercialized Lithium-ion Advanced Battery Technology Solutions to Europe
This collaboration expands the reach of Beckett's light weight, energy dense, rechargeable lithium-ion battery solutions into the European Union.
Duke Energy Renewables more than doubles its North Carolina solar portfolio
Company adding 160 megawatts of solar power in North Carolina this year
--- Its 80-MW Conetoe site is the largest solar power project under construction east of the Mississippi
--- In total, Duke Energy Renewables has invested more than $500 million in 22 North Carolina solar energy projects since 2010
JA Solar Announces Availability of Easy-To-Install Solar Modules
Spice Solar Technology Eliminates Racking, Reduces Installation Time By Up To 50%
seebaWIND Service to run 42-megawatt ENGIE wind farm in Brandenburg
seebaWIND Service GmbH has been awarded the tender invited by the ENGIE energy group. The manufacturer-independent service provider has been responsible for service, maintenance, and 24/7 remote monitoring of the Karstädt-Blüthen wind farm in Prignitz County (Brandenburg) since August. With 32 Nordex N60 wind turbines and a total capacity of almost 42 megawatts, it is one of the biggest Nordex wind farms in Germany.
New Report Shows top Solar States for 2014 Have Strong Solar Policies
In its most recent annual report on solar growth in states Environment America found a number of important new developments. Among them: in California, Hawaii, and Arizona solar now generates more than 5 percent of total electricity consumption; The top 10 states with the most solar power per person represent only 26 percent of the population but 86 percent of installed solar in the U.S.; and California, New Jersey and Arizona each have more than 1 gigawatt of solar installed.
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Vecoplan - Planning and implementation of complete processing plants in refuse derived fuel production
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