Bombard Renewable Energy Chooses Yaskawa - Solectria Solar's SGI XTM U.S.-Made Utility-Scale Inverters
Yaskawa - Solectria Solar, the leading U.S. commercial PV inverter manufacturer, announced today that Bombard Renewable Energy chose its U.S.-made SGI XTM utility-scale inverters and SolrenView monitoring for a 17.5 megawatt (MW) community solar installation in the Mojave Desert, town of Pahrump, Nevada. The project is an undertaking by the Valley Electric Association (VEA), a member owned non-profit electric cooperative.
2.2 MW Industry-Changing INVELOX Wind Power Breaks Ground in China
SheerWind's wind funnel innovation supports renewable energy initiatives
The World's First Metro to Run on Solar Energy Powered by Total and SunPower
Agreement will supply Metro of Santiago (Chile) with electricity from a 100-megawatt solar power plant, covering up to 60 percent of its energy demand
GE's North American Studies Show No Hard Limit to Renewables on a Grid System
New GE Interactive Infographic Features Key Findings from U.S.-Based Renewable Integration Studies.
Insights from WWSIS, Hawaii Wind & Solar and PJM Studies Could Help Utilities Prepare for Integrating More Renewables on Global Grids
Intersolar - Special promotion for Intersolar Europe: SolarMax Group extends guarantee for TP Series solar inverters
Ellzee. As part of a one-off special promotion to coincide with Intersolar Europe, the SolarMax Group is doubling the guarantee for its TP Series three-phase inverters from five to ten years. The free guarantee extension applies to orders made between 17 May and 17 August 2016. With this promotion SolarMax is emphasising the quality of the devices it manufactures.
DONG Energy Completes Acquisition of U.S. offshore wind development project in New Jersey - Announces "Ocean Wind"
DONG Energy has acquired RES Americas Developments Inc.'s (RES) more than 1000MW development project rights off the coast of New Jersey
11th Annual Ocean Renewable Energy Conference Embarks on Second Decade of Leadership, Experience, and Solutions
OREC XI Set for Portland, Oregon September 21 and 22, 2016
Futuristic device is helping scientists break solar-efficiency record
Ariel Bogle for Yahoo News: Looking a little like the world-saving stones from sci-fi classic The Fifth Element, a new device is expected to have a big impact on renewable energy.
Built by Mark Keevers and Martin Green from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), the unique prism could help make solar panels cheaper and more efficient. In fact, it's already broken a world record for the amount of solar energy it can create from unfocused sunlight.
The prism has a sunlight-to-electricity conversion efficiency rate of 34.5 percent, Keevers told Mashable Australia. That's about a 44 percent improvement in efficiency on the previous record, he said, which sat at 24 percent efficiency but over 800 square centimetres (124 square inches). The UNSW team's record was achieved over a smaller surface area of 28 square centimetres (4.34 square inches).
Importantly, it does this with normal, un-concentrated light — the type household solar panels already use. Cont'd...
Manned Electric Aircraft 2016-2031
It is now clear that the MEA business will be around $24 billion as soon as 2020 but the new analysis by IDTechEx sees truly hybrid and pure electric aircraft being a $24 billion business in 2031.
Yaskawa - Solectria Solar Launches PV Inverter Blog
Yaskawa - Solectria Solar, the leading U.S. commercial PV inverter manufacturer, announced that it has officially launched its new PV Inverter blog. This blog will focus on top industry topics, news, recently installed projects and life at Yaskawa - Solectria Solar. Readers can subscribe to the blog where contributors (both from Yaskawa - Solectria Solar and PV industry collaborators) will keep you up to date on the latest trends, events, research and other relevant topics.
Savenia Identifies New Method to Overcome Solar Sales Barriers
New Pilot Study Results Show Savenia Ratings Reduce Solar Customer Concerns Regarding System Costs, Fees
PVinsights:The Clam before the Storm
Polysilicon price continues to grow in this week amid the rising price out of China. Although the polysilicon price in China surged more than 30 percent gain in the past three months, the price in China this week stands still, resulted from the strong wait-and-see attitude among buyers and sellers as trading frenzy in China unwound and swelling productions revives the concerns on oversupply. On the other hand, while non-American polysilicon suppliers raises their shipments to China to take advantage of higher spot prices, the diminished supply outside of China leads the price to advance with noticeable rate this week. As the result, despite the overall polysilicon price remains on the ascension this week, the weakened sentiments and the halted rally in China signal the weighed concern of an increase in global supply with REC silicon planning to resume production.
Natural Power talks hydro at Scottish Renewables
David Wright, Head of Design and Advisory Services at Natual Power presented a case study on the Glenfalloch Hydro Scheme at the Scottish Renewables Hydro Conference today in Perth.
Capstone Power Development Employing Cutting Edge Technology by Pentalum for Upcoming Wind Power Projects
Meteorological monitoring data such as wind speed, wind direction, temperature, and barometric pressure are required to be reported at wind power facilities.
Airbus Defence and Space Enters Solar Cell Production Contract with MicroLink Devices for Next Generation Zephyr HAPS
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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.
