Siemens D3 wind turbines ordered for onshore project in France
Theolia orders seven SWT-3.0-101 wind turbines for onshore wind power plant in Haute Borne in the Somme region
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Service and maintenance agreement for a period of 20 years included
WavePOD prototype gets ready for onshore testing
Tenth-scale prototype moves to world-leading Institute for Fluid Power Drives and Controls at Aachen University, Germany.
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Six months laboratory testing will lead to real-sea programme for innovative offshore power take off system.
Innotech Solar acquires PV project developer and strengthens its balance sheet
"This is a clear demonstration that Innotech Solar has been able to establish a strong and scalable business which with the benefit of the investment and strengthened balance sheet will enable us to significantly grow our business."
PNE WIND AG realises largest single onshore project in company's history
Start of construction of "Chransdorf" wind farm with 57.6 MW
HatiBond Splice Technology Hits the Solar Market
Ontario, CA — HatiCon Solar introduces their new UL 467 listed HatiBond splice technology. Speed and ease of solar PV installations are drastically improved with the use of this splice.
Winners of the 2014 Geothermal Photo Contest Announced
The 35th Amateur Photo Contest winners will be on display at the GRC Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon, USA.
Eseye partner M-KOPA makes a difference to 100,000 homes in East Africa.
M2M connectivity makes solar powered lighting affordable, offering world-class products to consumers for less than their daily spend on kerosene.
Prothea advisor in the acquisition of an Italian solar PV plant of 3,2MW, in a deal worth 12M €
Prothea, an advisory firm specialized in renewable energy, announced today the successful transaction of a 3,2 MWp solar photovoltaic plant operating in Lazio near the municipality of Aprilia, previously owned by the group Eurowood S.p.A..
Obama pushes energy efficiency, rural solar power
The Obama administration unveiled a slew of actions Thursday aimed at improving energy efficiency and increasing the use of solar power in homes and businesses, including $68 million in spending.
The White House said the actions would reduce carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 300 million metric tons by 2030, the equivalent of 60 million cars’ emissions in a year. They will also save $10 billion in energy costs.
The actions, together with commitments from states, communities, companies and others, are part of President Obama’s second-term push to reduce carbon emissions in an effort to mitigate climate change.
They follow other recent efforts to help the solar power industry, including a series of announcements in April to spur solar deployment, a White House-hosted summit on solar power and a May decision to install solar power panels on the White House.
The Department of Agriculture will spend $68 million on 540 renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects in rural areas, 240 of which are for solar power. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will announce the program, the White House said.
Wind Power in Italy, Market Outlook to 2025, Update 2014
The report Wind Power in Italy, Market Outlook to 2025, offer comprehensive information and understanding of the wind power market.
Turboden to operate 1st ORC-based heat recovery plant on an Electric Arc Furnace in the world
Thanks to the successful performances recorded, a contract for a second similar plant in Italy was recently
awarded to Turboden.
A new generation of heat recovery plants, proven in energy intensive industries, provides valuable benefits in terms
of energy efficiency, sustainability and competitive
Next Generation Energy® Presents Natural Gas Option Sun Bandit® Solar Hybrid Water Heating Systems
Next Generation Energy® releases a natural gas option for the Sun Bandit® Solar Hybrid Water Heating System. With no net-metering required for installation or operation, providing the choice of a natural gas or propane backup energy source gives more people the freedom to choose energy independence.
Turboden to operate 1st ORC-based heat recovery plant on an Electric Arc Furnace in the world
Turboden, leading company in the production of Organic A new generation of heat recovery plants, proven in energy intensive industries, provides valuable benefits in terms
of energy efficiency, sustainability and competitiveness, also to the steel and metal industry.
Wind energy may help with grid stabilization
A new study from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory suggests that wind energy could stabilize the energy grid of the eastern U.S. Grid stabilization is often an issue where renewable energy is concerned. At times, clean energy systems can generate more electrical power than an energy grid can handle. Frequency regulation plays a major role in grid stabilization in the U.S., and wind turbines may be a new solution to the stabilization problem.
Frequency regulation is the process through which the operators of an energy grid police the frequency of the infrastructure’s alternating current. Energy grids are strictly controlled throughout the U.S. and are mean to put out electric currents with frequencies of 60 Hertz. In order to maintain this frequency, grid operators regularly change how much electricity is being funneled into the grid. Destabilization occurs when frequency is not properly regulated.
Wind turbines could be a new solution to this problem. According to the study from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, wind turbines could be controlled to affect grid stabilization. The study shows that wind turbines can be tweaked using simple, commercially available mechanical parts. By changing the way these turbines generate electrical power, grid operators may be able to effectively control how much energy is coming into the grid.
Getting the most out of ESOS – why ‘wait and see' won't cut it
The clock is ticking on ESOS, and overcoming widespread industry inertia is important if UK companies are to get the best out of the scheme, advises the ESOS Info Hub team…
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