First Renewable Energy Projects Installed by Onyx Renewable Partners on U.S. Military Bases as Part of Strategic Alliance with Corvias Solutions
Financing for Projects Secured from RBC Capital Markets
ENTRADE INTRODUCES E3 TRI-GENERATION: THE MISSING LINK TO ESTABLISH RENEWABLE AND WEATHER-INDEPENDENT MICROGRIDS
The combined usage of solar energy, battery storage systems and the E3 tri-generation unit is the best solution for sustainable microgrids.
Premier and Live Demonstration in Los Angeles: an energy solution - driven by German engineering know-how and American innovation spirit.
SEIA Commends Congressional Leaders for Including ITC Extension in Omnibus Bill
"We commend members of Congress in both parties for taking this bold step and we look forward to delivering on the promise that this policy now offers all Americans for clean, affordable and reliable energy."
Innovative Wave Energy Device Lands at Port Fairy
"Installation of the bioWAVE in the Southern Ocean marks the culmination of an intensive development phase, and the beginning of a testing and demonstration phase for bioWAVE. "
Calender of Biodiesel Training Programes for 2016 released
Advanced Biofuel Center releases Calendar of Advanced Biofuel Events for the year 2016
Strathcona Energy Group partners with Shawanaga First Nation for next round of multi-megawatt solar development
Strathcona and Shawanaga leaders announce 17 new PV projects for province, bringing commitment up to a total of 4.5 Megawatts
Could this be the future of biofuels?
Anmar Frangoul for CNBC: A common sight in the British countryside, bracken -- a type of fern -- is now being hailed as the next big source of biofuel.
Based in the south west of England, Brackenburn produces "brackettes" – biomass pellets made from bracken that they shred and compress into briquettes which produce much more heat when burnt than oak.
"In our estimation there's 2.5 million acres of bracken in the UK… it's a huge area," Barry Smith, Brackenburn's marketing and sales director, told CNBC in a phone interview.
"Left unchecked, bracken encroaches by three percent a year… at the end of the day there's no use for it whatsoever," Smith added. "It's a nuisance and to call it a crop is kind of giving it a status it doesn't deserve." Cont'd...
Something Big is Brewing in North Carolina, Solar Power
On Dec. 14th brewers in North Carolina, among them Appalachian Mountain Brewery, French Broad Brewery, Highland Brewing Company, Innovation Brewing, New Belgium Brewing and Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, were awarded the Solar Champion Award by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) for their decision to use solar power for at least part of their operations.
Renewable Energy Faces Extinction in the Czech Republic
Renewable Energy Industry Groups to Meet with European Commission
Key Panel Discussions Define CMT's 2016 Biomass Trade & Power Europe on 22-24 Feb, in Copenhagen
CMT's Biomass Trade & Power Europe is the region's vital summit bringing together key European and North American power producers, wood pellets and wood chips buyers & suppliers for focused dialogue on the EU's growing biomass demand and feedstock supply amidst policy changes.
Kyocera Expands Number of Solar Recharging Stations in Japan as Electric Vehicle Use Grows
Solar-powered recharging stations also provide off-grid back-up power during emergencies.
PVComplete Design Platform Software Selected by REC Solar
Innovative Software Accelerates Solar Project Design and Engineering
Producing clean energy from Italian waste water with Finnish fuel cell expertise
Fuel cell systems enable the generation of electricity from biogas that would otherwise remain unused or be burned for heat.
Rudd urged to back British solar in new "Paris Agreement
Decision this week will be key test of commitment to action
Energy Storage in Underwater Balloons
Tom Lombardo for Enegineering.com : Grid-level energy storage takes many forms, including flow batteries, Li-ion batteries, pumped hydro, compressed air in underground caverns, and even flywheels. Toronto’s Hydrostor just added another tool to the arsenal: underwater compressed air energy storage (UCAES). Hydrostor recently activated a pilot UCAES plant - the first of its kind - that will provide grid-level storage for the city of Toronto. In addition to supplying the city with cost-effective energy storage, the system will allow engineers to study its behavior and optimize the design. Can UCAES become a viable energy storage technology?
The idea has been around for many years: when supply exceeds demand, use the excess energy to run an air compressor and store the air in an underwater balloon. When power is needed, open a valve and let the compressed air run a turbine to generate electricity. The principle is simple, but the economic feasibility has yet to be demonstrated. Hydrostor hopes that their facility becomes the proving ground. Cont'd...
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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.
