Natural Power to exhibit at Wind Power Finance & Investment Summit
Natural Power will be exhibiting at the forthcoming Wind Power Finance & Investment Summit which takes place at Rancho Bernardo Inn, San Diego, California from 7th to 9th February 2017. The event, organised by Infocast, is widely recognised as the leading gathering place for wind industry deal makers.
Rodman CPAs to Showcase Green Energy Practice At Solar Power Northeast, February 13-14
Rodman CPAs is a full service tax and accounting firm with a specialized renewable energy and clean technology practice serving "green" clients throughout the U.S.
SolarWorld ups product workmanship warranty for solar panels to 20 years
Move sets new standard for PERC (passivated emitter rear contact) solar panels
NREL Research Pinpoints Promise of Polycrystalline Perovskites
With prior studies into perovskites focusing on bulk recombination, one area left unexamined until now concerned the surface recombination in lead iodide perovskites. NREL's scientists determined recombination in other parts of a methylammonium perovskite film isn't as important as what's happening on the surface, both the top and bottom.
Matthew Beard and his colleagues within NREL's Che
PROINSO Expands Operations in USA with Launch of a Further Office & Warehouse Facility
PROINSO celebrated opening its new combined US headquarters and warehouse with an office launch party on January 31, 2017.
Iron Edison Battery Gives Science Barge New Life
An Iron Edison Lithium Iron battery is part of an energy system upgrade at the Science Barge, a prototype sustainable urban farm and education center in Yonkers, NY.
Maryland Legislature Successfully Overrides Clean Energy Veto
Following is a statement by Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), on todays override by the Maryland Legislature of the veto of the Clean Energy Jobs Act:
Electrical Energy Storage North America Accepting Nominations For 2017 Awards
Companies are encouraged to nominate products and solutions for stationary and mobile electrical energy storage systems
Battling corrosion to keep solar panels humming
Sue Holmes for Phys.org: People think of corrosion as rust on cars or oxidation that blackens silver, but it also harms critical electronics and connections in solar panels, lowering the amount of electricity produced.
"It's challenging to predict and even more challenging to design ways to reduce it because it's highly dependent on material and environmental conditions," said Eric Schindelholz, a Sandia National Laboratories materials reliability researcher who studies corrosion and how it affects photovoltaic (PV) system performance.
Sandia researchers from different departments collaborate to accelerate corrosion under controlled conditions and use what they learn to help industry develop longer-lasting PV panels and increase reliability. For example, work by Olga Lavrova of Sandia's Photovoltaic and Distributed Systems Integration department demonstrated, for the first time, a link between corrosion and the risk of arc faults in PV systems' electrical connections. Research by Erik Spoerke of Sandia's Electronic, Optical and Nano Materials department focuses on developing new nanocomposite films that could dramatically increase reliability. Cont'd...
WWEA AND INTERSOLAR EUROPE WILL TEAM UP AND CO-HOST THE WORLD SMALL WIND CONFERENCE
The most important international forum for the small wind industry will take place during the Intersolar Europe exhibition in Munich
SEIA Releases First Universal Disclosure Form for Home Solar Purchases
New Tool Helps Residential Consumers Understand Transaction, Compare Offers
8minutenergy Receives Power Purchase Agreement to Develop 90 Mw-ac Springbok 3 Solar Farm
After Successful Execution of Springbok 1 and 2 Solar Projects, LADWP Chooses 8minutenergy for Third Project, Amounting to Over 440 Megawatts-dc (350 MW-ac) in Springbok Solar Cluster
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
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