Saudi Arabia Gets Cheapest Bids for Solar Power in Auction
Anthony Dipaola for Bloomberg: The energy ministry said Abu Dhabis Masdar and Electricite de France SA bid to supply power from a 300-megawatt photovoltaic plant for as little as 6.69736 halalas a kilowatt hour, or 1.79 cents, according to a webcast of the bid-opening ceremony on Tuesday in Riyadh.
Clean Energy Asia, SB Energy of the SoftBank Group and Newcom Announce Commercial Operation Launch of Tsetsii Wind Farm in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Project to contribute to Mongolias sustainable economic development
Bill to Extend Solar Thermal Program Signed by Governor Brown
Law Will Incentivize Solar Energy to Reduce Natural Gas Use
SMA Takes New Sunny Boy Storage Solution on the Road
Special Guest LG Chem Will Join SMA on Road Show Stops Across the U.S.
Offshore Wind Farms Give New Possibilities to Renewable Energy
The United States has enough offshore wind resources to generate twice the amount of electricity used by the current population, or nearly 2,000 gigawatts annually.
Panasonic Solar Grows Solar Installer Program, Promoting Three New Authorized Installers to Premium Level
New Premium Installers to receive exclusive partnership benefits to help develop their businesses
Third Sun Solar Advocates Net Metering in Ohio
Third Sun Solar, the largest solar panel installation company in Ohio, is actively fighting to protect the rights of Ohio businesses and property owners who want to increase the state's energy independence.
On Oct. 3, Third Sun Solar representative Michael Smucker testified before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio staff, advocating for the protection and strengthening of Ohio's net metering rules. Smucker said PUCO never finalized the last set of rules from the 2012; Ohio law now requires a review of those standards. Ohio's net metering rule (O.A.C. 4901:1-10-28) is one of the rules under review.
PVinsights: Solar Edged Down, Thin Trading Limited Losses
Polysilicon prices edged lower this week, declining for a second week and sapping more strength from a third-quarter rally, amid signs that global glut in downstream may not be clearing as the bulls had hoped. The prices tiptoed lower in China, pressured by weaker multi-crystalline wafer prices but supported by the tight supply and the solid demand from mono-crystalline wafer makers which afford polysilicon's high prices. The polysilicon supply took a brief knock in overseas market as the explosion of Wacker's American plant restricted the supply, although healthy inventories and other suppliers, like Hemlock and REC silicon, offered support to the polysilicon supply.
ENGIE North America Announces Largest Utility-Scale Energy Storage Installation in Massachusetts
3 MW/6 MWh energy storage system to be installed at Mt. Tom Solar, adjacent to former coal plant;
benefits include lower utility capacity costs/demand charges, reduced stress on electric grid,
and optimization of solar energy
PHOTOVOLTAIC: CONVERT LANDING IN ARGENTINA WITH A NEW OFFICE
The company will provide Argentina's next PV plants construction the Tracker TRJ, single axis tracker patented by the company that moves solar modules based on the Sun position for a 25% higher performance than fixed modules.
Roll-up solar panels power Flat Holm island
Geraint Thomas for BBC News: The Rapid Roll system allows flexible solar panels to be unrolled like a carpet from a trailer in two minutes.
Vaisala's Triton Cuts Wind Measurement Costs in Canada's Cold Climate
Sequoia Energy Inc. adopts remote sensing device to speed up development and improve financing terms across its Canadian portfolio
AWEA CEO: Wind power competitive on reliability and resilience
Thanks to technological advances, wind turbine farms can now compete in markets to provide essential electric reliability services, American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) CEO Tom Kiernan explained in congressional testimony today at a hearing on grid reliability before the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Berkeley Lab's "Utility-Scale Solar 2016" Finds Solar Power Increasingly Competitive
While focused on key developments in 2016, this report explores trends in deployment and project design, installed project prices, operating costs, capacity factors, and power purchase agreement (PPA) prices among both utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) and concentrating solar thermal power (CSP) projects.
Interview with Jason Slattery, Director of Solar at GEM Energy
Most of our customers see annual savings a 20% or more. Additionally, many of them also select a third-party-financing option, allowing them to not use any of their own money to develop and build the solar array.
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