Sunverge Deploys Fleet of Energy Storage Systems in Japan
Sunverge systems will demonstrate use cases including demand charge reduction at an individual and aggregate level
Powin Energy Sells 110MWh of Operating Projects and Pipeline to esVolta
esVolta also enters exclusive long-term procurement arrangement with Powin
Solar power advances possible with new 'double-glazing' device
Phys.org: A new 'double-glazing' solar power device - which is unlike any existing solar panel and opens up fresh opportunities to develop more advanced photovoltaics - has been invented by University of Warwick researchers.
Five Per Cent is Not Enough for Canada
Canada's consumption of energy has decreased only 5% on a per-capita basis since it signed the Kyoto Protocol in 1997. Total consumption now is 71,000 kWh per person, according to federal data, but fossil fuels are increasing their market share over electricity from wind, solar and other renewable energies.
Recycled Mercedes Batteries Could Power Your House
Andrew Chesterton for The Motor Report: Mercedes-Benz is considering using old car batteries to power your house. The plan would see the German manufacturer rolling out a second-life program for its lithium-ion batteries to combat rival Tesla's Powerwall.
Blue Pillar Recognized by JMP Securities "Efficient Fifty" as a Leading Private Company in Industrial and Energy Technology
Blue Pillar's Aurora™ Energy Network of Things™ platform and Energy Network-as-a-Service offering help energy providers drive a new era of efficiency and revenue-generating services
Generating increased wind turbine lifespan
Maximizing Productivity and Minimizing Costs
RMI Case Study Showcases Successful Aggregation Of Corporate Renewable Energy Demand
The report details how four major corporate renewable energy buyers came together to successfully aggregate demand and jointly sign multiple wind power PPAs in Europe.
PVinsights: Japanese and European buyers still paid the extra money for Mono PERC cells amid information inefficiency
Polysilicon prices in China rose slightly this week, but prices remained under pressure on signs of slower downstream demand in China. Chinese polysilicon suppliers continued to raise price quotes given supply tightness, but actual settling prices only increased limitedly from previous level as suppliers took waning downstream prices into consideration. In addition, the current demand strength of polysilicon in China were mostly supported by the major mono-crystalline wafer makers in the stage of aggressive capacity expansion and ingot inventory building for the potential demand recovery to mono-crystalline products while the current high polysilicon prices also limit the multi-crystalline wafer rivals' ability from lowering prices at larger scope. Nevertheless, for majority of the wafer buyers, polysilicon prices are now above the market's affordability and more Chinese buyers may struggle to continue their pace of procurement growth. In overseas, polysilicon prices remained steady, without any meaningful transaction. Although Wacker has yet to recover its production after the explosion accident, the supply in overseas market did not witness any signs of shortage.
Real-Time Weather Monitoring Improves Solar Vehicle Race Strategy
University Solar Vehicle Project uses Magellan MX500™ Weather Station
FURTHER GROWTH FOR ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE 2018 EXPECTED
Over the past three years, the visitor numbers at the trade fair and conference grew by an average of 54% to more than 4,200 industry representatives at the 2017 staging.
Solar Industry Rallies Against Tariffs, For America First Plan at U.S. Trade Representative Hearing
Today in Washington, President Trump's top trade adviser held a public hearing on the Section 201 solar trade case.
Duke Energy assumes full ownership of California-based REC Solar
Milestone follows Duke Energy's purchase of a majority share in REC Solar in 2015
Kennedys, Kochs help kill planned wind farm off Cape Cod
Fox News: A plan to build scores of offshore, electricity-generating windmills within eyesight of the Kennedy compound and numerous other tony properties in one of America's wealthiest, and most scenic areas, is officially dead in the water.
First Tracker Designed for Bifacial Module & Certified by CPP, SkySmart Made its Debut in Global Market
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