Hover Energy Selects Jabil to Streamline and Manufacture Its First Rooftop Array System
This arrangement will take the Company through the design and manufacturing phases to initial production
New Mexico Cooperative Signs Record-Low U.S. Contract for Distributed Solar Energy
Construction has commenced on a 3 megawatt (MW) solar project in New Mexico that will sell its output below 4.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, a price Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) believes is the lowest reported contract for distributed photovoltaic solar energy in the U.S.
SEIA Thanks Members of Congress for Preserving Critical Solar ITC
As Congress is scheduled to vote on the tax bill later this week, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) released the following statement from president and CEO, Abigail Ross Hopper:
Tax reform to allow continued wind power investment and job growth
Champions in Congress stand up for American wind workers
Highest wind turbines in the world go online
In Gaildorf, the first part of the pilot project for natural-energy storage supplies green energy with immediate effect. It starts with four wind turbines, which will produce wind power with a total nominal output of 13.6 MW. Another 16 MW from the integrated pumped storage power plant will be added at the end of 2018. The company and the community have so far been very positive on the project.
Tools to Build the Modern Grid
IREC's New Guide for State Regulators on Hosting Capacity Analyses Introduces
Leading Insights to Optimize Distributed Energy Resources
Farmers bank on solar power to stave off European water crisis
Steve Gillman for Horizon: Rising populations and climate change are putting pressure on the water needed for agriculture but a solar-powered irrigation system may reduce the amount that farmers use - while simultaneously slashing the sectors greenhouse gas emissions.
Dead coal mines everywhere are being reincarnated as solar farms
Echo Huang for Quartz: The Berkeley Energy Group is planning to turn a strip mine in the Appalachians into a solar power plant that could produce somewhere between 50 to 100 MW of power in 2018.
EnSync's Holu Energy Brings Photovoltaic PPA to Nuuanu Terrace
Holu also to arrange solar water heater PPA for Honolulu apartment building
Global Solar Photovoltaic Installations to Exceed 100 Gigawatts in 2018, IHS Markit Says
Strong demand for solar power in China in the first half of the year is expected to push total installed capacity to 108 gigawatts
Solar Energy World, ranked as Maryland's Number 1 residential solar company on Solar Power World's 2017 Top 500 solar companies list, announced today that it will begin operating in select counties in southern New Jersey in early January 2018.
Like Solar Energy World's Maryland, Washington DC and Pennsylvania customers, residents of New Jersey can go solar with Solar Energy World's RateGuardian™ PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) that allows homeowners to get solar panels installed for no cost to lock in a lower electricity rate than their utility, or they can purchase a solar system with or without financing, that can save them up to 100% on their electricity costs.
The EIC appoints two new board members
BMT's Louise Ledgard and Duncan Reed from the Dresser-Rand business, part of Siemens Power and Gas, bring a combined 50 years of global industry experience to EIC Board
U.S. Solar Market Notches Another Quarter of 2 GW Growth, But Uncertainty Holds Back Installations
The U.S. installed more than 2 gigawatts (GW) of solar photovoltaics (PV) in the third quarter of 2017, despite experiencing higher prices across all market segments and major policy uncertainty.
PVinsights: Solar Dipped on Lackluster Demand
Polysilicon bulls extended for another week, bolstered by solid demand from multi-crystalline wafer suppliers, the demand for the ongoing capacity expansion of mono-crystalline wafer makers, and the outage of a Chinese polysilicon supplier in Xinjiang, China. Although the downstream demand was weakening, multi-crystalline wafer makers with the healthy orders remained a solid polysilicon procurement volumes and major mono-crystalline wafer suppliers under the ongoing capacity expansion tried to raise ingot inventory for the potential demand recovery in 1Q18. Besides, some integrated module makers preferred buying polysilicon at current prices rather than buying wafers directly due to the better cost structure. Moreover, one Chinese major supplier had a power blackout last week which reduced the possibility to follow the downstream price downtrend.
Inspire Launches Do The Bright Thing to Empower Our Next Generation of Cleantech Leaders
Inspire, a clean energy company launches Do The Bright Thing, a new program focused on empowering our next generation of cleantech leaders. The company pledges to donate $1 for every new Inspire member.
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