SolarCity's solar installations crash nearly 40%
Nichola Groom, Reuters: Tesla's SolarCity reported a drop of nearly 40 percent in solar installations for the first quarter on Wednesday, the latest sign of a reversal in fortunes for the once high-flying residential solar industry.
The US is using so much solar power that it will have to prepare for the August eclipse
Michael J. Coren for Quartz: As the shadow of the moon passes over North America, the eclipse is expected to knock out about 70 megawatts a minute- two to three times faster than the typically daily drop, reports the California Independent System Operator.
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California Hydrogen Fuel Company's Regulation A+ Crowdfunding Campaign Offers First Opportunity for Main Street Investors to Invest in Hydrogen Fuel Stations
PVinsights: Upstream Inches Higher Continuously Ahead of China FIT Cut Deadline
Polysilicon price surge continued but at a slower rate this week. Although some major Chinese players are trying to raise the prices as domestic demand kept increasing, Chinese second and third tier players showed less intention in raising the prices as they had some inventory from April to digest. This implies that some suppliers think the prices have been close to the short term peak. Moreover, with the uncertainties of order visibility in June, most suppliers would take conservative strategies to sell their products rather more quantity than higher prices. Therefore, polysilicon inventory level from April slowed down the price surge amid the strong Chinese domestic demands.
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National energy efficiency programs support jobs, help families, & should not be cut
Home contracting and energy groups urge continued funding of key programs
B.C. wave energy holds huge renewable potential say experts
Wanyee Li for Ottawa Metro: A group of scientists say now is the time to invest in wave energy because B.C. has the potential to become a destination for wave-technology companies around the world.
Parker Showcases KleenVent line of Closed-Loop Cooling System Add-on Solution for 1.5MW Wind Turbines at AWEA
Designed for wind turbines using a water/glycol cooling sytem, the Parker KleenVent closed loop solution eliminates required maintenance and the related downtime previously required to restore cooling fluid mix levels. KleenVent effectively eliminates water evaporation in the legacy cooling system by containing the water vapor in a closed loop add-on design, and condensing it back into a liquid to maintain a constant water-glycol ratio maintenance to optimize the IGBT cooling systems efficiencies.
NEXTracker Delivers Advanced Tracker Technology to Largest Solar Power Plant in Western Hemisphere
This grid-connected project of over 750 megawatts will deliver energy to the Northern Mexico region under a long-term contract. Scheduled to enter commercial operation by mid-2018, NEXTracker has shipped over 200 MW to the project site to date.
Block Island to start getting power from wind turbines
Mark Harrington for Newsday: Block Island on Monday will formally throw the switch on a first-time connection to the New England energy grid through a new cable to the mainland, and begin receiving power from the countrys first five offshore wind turbines.
PVinsights: Upstream Components Rebound as FiT Deadline Boost China Demand
Amid strengthening Chinese domestic demand, overall polysilicon prices rise for the first time after experiencing a month of severe price reductions. In March, polysilicon prices in China had dropped more than 25% that caused many suppliers to suffer. However, as demand in China reviving in late-April, polysilicon suppliers soon react to increase the prices in order to compensate the loss in the previous month. While in overseas markets, polysilicon price stay still this week, as the demand recovery in overseas market is not as noticeable as in China. However, the downward trend is temporarily creased thanks to the aid of rising polysilicon prices in China. As the result, overall polysilicon prices rebound this week following the gain in polysilicon prices in China.
ZAF Energy Systems Motors into Commercialization with Field Testing by Top 10 US Commercial Trucking Company
Leading commercial trucking manufacturer eyeing nickel zinc batteries as possible lead acid battery replacement
New Study Shows Renewable Natural Gas in Transportation Can Create Up to 130,000 Jobs and Generate Nearly $14 Billion in Economic Benefits for California
Converting Waste to Power Trucks Will Fuel Californias Economy
Thin layers of water hold promise for the energy storage of the future
Matt Shipman for Phys.org: "This is a proof of concept, but the idea of using water or other solvents to 'tune' the transport of ions in a layered material is very exciting," says Veronica Augustyn, an assistant professor of materials science and engineering at NC State and corresponding author of a paper describing the work.
Industry Groups Ask Secretary Perry for Study of Electricity Markets and Reliability to be 'Open and Transparent' Process
AEE, AWEA, SEIA note that low natural gas prices and slow demand growth are responsible for coal and nuclear plant retirements, not renewable energy growth
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