Saudi Arabia Plans the World's Cheapest Power With Solar and Wind
Wael Mahdi for Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia will award its first tender to build 700 megawatts of solar and wind energy in September, with the cost of power forecast to be the lowest in the world, Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said.
OPEC’s biggest oil producer plans to build 300 megawatts of solar plants in the al-Jouf area in northern Saudi Arabia and 400 megawatts of wind projects in nearby Tabuk, he said. Requests to qualify for bidding will be issued Feb. 20 and bids will be on April 17.
“The terms on renewable contracts will be motivating so that the cost of generating power from these renewable sources will be the lowest in the world,” Al-Falih said Wednesday at a press conference in Riyadh. Cont'd...
Panasonic, Xcel Energy, Younicos White Paper Shares Solar-plus-Storage "Portfolio" Microgrid Insights
Unique Denver project aids grid integration for renewables, bolsters grid resilience, and delivers multiple benefits and services to diverse stakeholders including utility and customers.
Department of Energy Resources Extends Solar Program
Solar Leaders Celebrate Continued Solar Growth
Massive wind turbine takes energy generation record
John Anderson for NewAtlas: A behemoth V164 offshore wind turbine from Danish company MHI Vestas Offshore Wind has produced almost 216,000 kWh over a 24-hour period during tests at its site near Østerild, Denmark in December. In doing so, the 9 MW prototype – a reworked version of the V164-8.0 MW, which was initially developed in 2012 and launched two years later – takes the energy generation record for a commercially available offshore wind turbine.
Since its launch in 2014, the Usain Bolt of wind turbines is essentially in competition with itself, largely due to its superior size over the competition. The V164 stands at 722 feet (220 m) at full height, with 38-ton blades that are 263 feet (80 m) in length for a total sweep area of 227,377 square feet (21,124 square meters) – larger than the giant London Eye Ferris wheel. Cont'd...
Transactional Templates for Renewable Energy Contracts
The two new tools, a Request for Proposal (RFP) template and a Term Sheet template, aim to bring standardization to the corporate market for offsite renewables, and to serve as a starting point for companies still learning about the ins-and-outs of the transaction process.
New York's Quixotic Services Designs High-power 'Solar Wall' For Urban Health Plan in the Bronx
Unlike most rooftop systems, the 37kW array has been installed on the side of the building - a "solar wall" that will optimize the facilitys clean energy production and save money for critical community healthcare services.
Ideal Power Introduces Stabiliti™ Next Generation Power Conversion System
New 30kW Power Conversion System Expands Opportunities into Attractive Growth Verticals, Including Microgrids, Backup Power and EV Fast Charging
Solar FlexRack Racking Solution Installed in Michigan's Largest Solar Electric Power Plant
This 58-megawatt utility-owned power plant consists of two solar systems and has been installed using Solar FlexRack's G3-X smart fixed-tilt solar racking solution.
Stem Connects One Megawatt of Energy Storage for Hawaiian Electric
Hawaiian commercial and institutional customers enable new grid response solutions;
Stem surpasses 100 MWh milestone
SOLAREDGE'S HD-WAVE INVERTER FIRST EVER TO REACH 99% CEC EFFICIENCY RATING
SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. ("SolarEdge") (NASDAQ: SEDG), a global leader in PV inverters, power optimizers, and module-level monitoring services, announced today that its award-winning HD-Wave inverter set a new record for the California Energy Commission (CEC), by reaching 99% weighted efficiency.
Solar as a Service Providers Should Focus on Unlocking Value Otherwise Unavailable to Customers, According to Navigant Research
To survive, solar leasing providers could transform into virtual power plant providers and benefit from new revenue streams, report finds
CLOSE COLLABORATION BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY AT INTERSOLAR EUROPE 2017
France presents itself as a leading European growth market for solar energy
Siemens 8-megawatt wind turbine up and running
• Product platform with cumulative operating time of more than 100 years
• Prototype for both mechanical and electrical testing installed
• Final type certificate expected for 2018
America is torn apart by partisan politics-except when it comes to buying solar power
Michael J. Coren for Quartz: We are all one when it comes to getting cheap power from the sun. Amidst the political rancor roiling the United States, one bright spot is home solar power installation. It keeps going up, and a study by PowerScout, a company that helps people switch to renewable energy, finds that to be true for households on both sides of the political divide.
PowerScout used machine-learning algorithms and satellite imagery to detect rooftop solar panels on the homes of 1.5 million political donors in 20 states. In mature solar markets like California and Hawaii, Republicans and Democrats install solar at nearly equal rates, says Eric Roberts of PowerScout. In more nascent markets, Democrats have slightly higher installation rates than Republicans. These findings hold throughout the country. Cont'd...
Prysmian UK to develop the land cable connections for the East Anglia ONE offshore wind farm
Prysmian Group, world leader in the energy and telecom cable systems industry, has secured a £ 27 million contract with East Anglia One Limited to supply and install the land cable connection for the East Anglia ONE offshore wind farm. Comprising of 102 turbines, the £ 2.5 billion wind farm will generate sufficient electricity to power 500,000 homes.
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