A World Premiere - The First Hybrid FPV and Hydroelectric Dam Power Plant System
The installed 840 floating PV panels have a total peak capacity of 220 kilowatts and is expected to generate 332 megawatts per hour in its first year - equivalent to the annual consumption of around 100 homes.
SMART RENEWABLE ENERGY, DRONES AND DIGITALIZATION - THE HOT TOPICS AT THE INTERSOLAR EUROPE CONFERENCE 2017
An increasing number of photovoltaic plant constructors are investing in large-scale power stations worldwide, creating new areas of focus for the industry. Against this backdrop, experts at the Intersolar Europe Conference, taking place at ICM - Internationales Congress Center München from May 30-31, 2017, are set to discuss how to finance these PV power plants, which markets will play a key role in the future, and the importance of smart renewable energy, in other words, the combination of energy generation, storage and management.
Natural Power appoints Head of Environment in the US
In response to growing demand for environmental services, Natural Power has announced the appointment of Christine Sutter as Head of Environment in North America. The addition of Crissy will enable Natural Power USA to expand its range of services available to the renewable power industry in North America.
Panasonic's Photovoltaic Module HITTM Adopted for Toyota Motor's New Prius PHV
Newly developed "HITTM Photovoltaic Module for Automobile" generates power and charges the drive and 12 V batteries
Amazon Launches Solar Energy Initiative on Fulfillment Center Rooftops
-Amazon to install solar systems on 50 fulfillment facility rooftops worldwide by 2020
-Initial 15 solar installations planned for completion by the end of 2017 will generate up to 41 MW
Panasonic Announce 25-year Product Guarantee for HIT®
Panasonic, a global manufacturer of high-efficiency solar modules, will deliver significantly greater quality assurance to customers with a new 25-year product guarantee for its solar module HIT® series.
PVinsights: Solar Prices Send Bear Signal with Glut Concerns Lingering
Polysilicon price remain on a gradual slide this week. Although polysilicon price in China remain stable this week, price in overseas market has seen continuous decline. In China, since downstream wafer manufacturers currently remain high production utilization rates, solid demand fundamentals help to sustain the prices from falling in the short term. However, the price pressure continues to build up as more production capacities by major Chinese suppliers and new entrants will come on stream in near future. On the other hand, polysilicon in overseas market continue on the descent. With REC ramping up production and Wacker increase the volume in Pacific Asia, the increasing supplies outside of China are one of the reasons to deteriorate polysilicon prices. Moreover, as the downstream prices also see signs of weakening, it also impacts the polysilicon price trend. As the result, overall polysilicon prices drop continuously this week due to sliding prices in overseas market.
Prysmian ahead of schedule in the realisation of the Wikinger offshore wind farm in Germany
Cable laying phase successfully completed, highlighting Prysmian's capabilities in managing turnkey inter-array contracts for offshore wind
DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions Introduces New Solamet® Metallization Pastes for Advanced Screen Printing at 2017 Tokyo PV Expo
As the industry leader in solar solutions that delivers proven power and lasting value for customers around the world, DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions introduced new innovations for its DuPont™ Solamet® photovoltaic metallization paste to enable advanced screen printing at the 2017 International Photovoltaic Power Generation Expo in Tokyo, Japan.
SEIA Statement on Settlement Reached in Arizona
Following is a statement by Sean Gallagher, vice president of state affairs for the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), on the rate design settlement filed today with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC):
Global Annual Installed Capacity of Small and Medium Wind Turbines is Expected to Exceed 446 MW in 2026
Despite weakening policy drivers and competition from declining solar PV prices, the SMWT industry is still poised for growth. With a large amount of wind resource potential still available, plus several growing and emerging markets, the industry is anticipated to sustain itself into the foreseeable future. Click to tweet: According to a new report from @NavigantRSRCH, the global installed capacity of SMWTs is expected to grow from 176.4 MW in 2017 to 446.0 MW in 2026.
"With historically leading markets such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and China seeing declining annual installed capacities of small and medium wind in recent years, other countries such as Japan, Denmark, and Italy are emerging as forces in the distributed wind market thanks to favorable government incentives," says Adam Wilson, research associate with Navigant Research. "We're also seeing a shift with medium-sized turbines as their niche slowly shrinks as drivers continue to favor small wind turbines for distributed wind and larger multi-megawatt turbines dominating utility-scale applications." Full Press Release:
SEIA Hosts Inaugural Codes Conference to Help Industry Continue Solar Energy's Rapid Growth
Symposium will focus on requirements for installing solar on homes and buildings
Global Annual Installed Capacity of Small and Medium Wind Turbines is Expected to Exceed 446 MW in 2026, According to Navigant Research
Wind lease programs are becoming a more popular business model, and the applications for small wind turbines are expanding, report finds
SolarEdge Rolls Out Complete Residential Solution Throughout Europe
Combining PV inverter, storage and home automation, the complete residential solution manages and monitors solar energy generation, electricity consumption, energy storage, and device control that enables homeowners to increase self-consumption and energy independence.
SolarEdge Boosts DC Optimized Inverter Business in Japan
SolarEdge Presenting Expanded PV Inverter Portfolio at Smart Energy Week 2017
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