Oxifree Global Plans Expansion in Offshore Wind Industry with Minority Investment from Octopus
Oxifree is a global provider of solutions to complex corrosion and contamination situations in many sectors.
Corvus Energy powers the world's first electric commercial fishing vessel
A Corvus lithium polymer Energy Storage System (ESS) has been integrated with a Siemens propulsion system aboard the worlds first electric commercial fishing vessel designed and built by Selfa Arctic AS.
LEEDCo Takes Next Step for Icebreaker Offshore Wind Project
LEEDCo will test the soil and collect samples at each of the six locations, the same type of tests that are done for constructing structures on land.
Marathon Capital Announces the Successful Sale of OwnEnergy to EDF Renewable Energy
OwnEnergy and EDF RE's complementary views towards culture and business philosophy proved to be an excellent fit for all parties involved.
ABRH - RJ supports 3rd Annual LatAm HR in Energy, towards its initiative to develop and revive HR innovation in the sector.
3rd Annual LatAm HR in Energy, supported by ABRH - RJ, will focus on HR issues for the energy industry in the region.
Klein Tools - Electrician of the Year Contest
AltEnergyMag sat down with Klein Tools to discuss the Electrician of the Year Contest.
The grand prize winner will receive a 2015 Ford F-150 XLT Crew Cab customized by off-road specialists Addictive Desert Designs in Mesa, Arizona.
SAKOR TECHNOLOGIES SELECTED TO JOIN MICHIGAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION'S 2015 CHINA TRADE MISSION
Mission to focus on identifying partners and customers to expand service and sales
FFP NEW HYDRO AND CRESTLINE INVESTORS TEAM UP TO DELIVER 21 HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS ON EXISTING DAMS IN THE U.S.
Americas largest portfolio of new hydroelectric projects on existing dams is strengthened by financing, federal licensing approval, tax credits
SXSW Eco Announces Third Keynote, Finalists for Startup Showcase and Place by Design Competitions and Additional Programming
James Redford, will serve as the third Keynote for the 2015 event
Government Policies Will Remain Key to Europe's Renewable Energy Growth by 2020, says GlobalData
Feed-in tariffs, quota obligations, capital grants, and subsidies will continue to be instrumental in promoting Europes renewable energy industry growth by 2020
---Renewables accounted for around 40% of the EUs total power generation capacity added in 2014, with Germany the clear leader for installed capacity, says report
PVinsights : The global demand improvement and currency exchange rates improve solar module prices.
Overall module price improves globally this week, owing to the price quotes in different regions moving up by currency exchange rate or the demand improvement. The increasing large-scale solar projects moving forward are driving up module demand, especially in India and China. Moreover, as the demand continues to heat up in China and the emerging markets, some top-tier module suppliers are able to adjust their selling prices up in those low-priced regions.
Medical Design Briefs Explores Silicone Alternatives; Northwire's Impact on Life Sciences
The cable and wire manufacturer's BioCompatic represents their second feature in Tech Briefs
Gaznat Optimizes Physical Energy Portfolio with OpenLink
OpenLink announced this morning that Gaznat has implemented OpenLink's Optimization solution for physical asset portfolio optimization.
Ontario Solar Provider Completes Construction of Calvary Church Photovoltaic Project
Ontario Solar Provider (OSP), Calvary Church, and M©tis Nation of Ontario - BrightRoof Solar celebrate the completion of a 190 kW solar project installed on the roof of the Pentecostal parish building in Peterborough, Ontario.
UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve goes solar
Strathcona Solar installs 3 rooftop PV arrays to community buildings in Eastern Ontario Township of Leeds and Thousand Islands; Investment in microFiT projects to bring in revenue for municipality
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Vecoplan - Planning and implementation of complete processing plants in refuse derived fuel production
In order to reduce the costs involved in the energy-intensive production of cement, many manufacturers are turning to refuse-derived fuels (RDF), considerably reducing the proportion of expensive primary fuels they would normally use. Solid fuels are being increasingly used - these might be used tyres, waste wood or mixtures of plastics, paper, composite materials and textiles. Vecoplan provides operators of cement plants with proven and robust components for conveying the material and separating iron and impurities, efficient receiving stations, storage systems and, of course, efficient shredders for an output in various qualities.
