Cost Effective Solar Options: PWM Technology
Renogy is releasing two new PWM Solar Charge Controllers during the month of October. Visit http://www.Renogy-Store.com for additional information.
REC Solar and KIUC Connect Hawaii's Largest Solar Project
12 MW solar system to generate 5 percent of Kauais energy needs
Borrego Solar and sPower Complete 9.1MW Suffolk County Solar Projects
Sutter and Sterlington projects comprise the sPower Riverhead Solar Farm and are part of PSEG-LIs Clean Solar Initiative Feed-In-Tariff Program
Hanwha Q CELLS USA Brings 170 MW of Solar Power to City of Austin, Texas
Hanwha plans to complete the development, design, and construction of the solar project in an expedited fashion.
BayWa r.e. introduces new fixed-rate financing for small to mid-sized commercial PV projects
Prospective owners can now borrow as little as $50,000, or as much as $5 million, with no equity or loan-to-value restrictions.
Bloomberg to Power New York Data Center with 2.9 Megawatts of SunEdison Solar
Agreement Will Save More Than $2 Million, Reduce CO2 Emissions, and Help Meet Sustainability Goals
Vinyasun to deliver clean, reliable and affordable solar energy to homeowners at zero down.
Vinyasun is eliminating that challenge and delivering homeowners an immediate opportunity to begin saving on day one.
Terry Anderson, Owner of Snow Bracket Snow Guards Patent, Receives US Trademark for "Ridge Riser"
Terry Anderson, President of TRA Snow and Sun which manufactures roof snow retention,
solar mounting and flashing/ventilation products, receives trademark rights for the "Ridge
Riser."
Valentin Software to Launch PV*SOL premium 2016 - The Next Generation of PV Design Software
Berlin-based Valentin Software will launch the next generation of its design software PV*SOL premium at the end of this year. With significant new features, PV*SOL premium 2016 will make the process of designing a PV system even easier and faster.
UK building the world's largest offshore wind farm
By Kelly Hodgkins for Digital Trends: Danish state-owned company Dong Energy A/S plans to set a new world record for the world’s largest offshore wind farm, breaking the existing record currently held by the 630-megawatt London Array, another facility built by Dong. The new U.K. wind farm will be located in the Irish Sea, about 12 miles off the west coast of Great Britain. When commissioned, it will provide enough energy to power almost a half million homes.
It’s no surprise that Dong is behind this effort, as it is Denmark’s largest energy company and the world’s largest developer of offshore wind power. The company has a longstanding relationship with the UK, constructing and, in some cases, operating multiple offshore wind facilities, including those in Barrow, Burbo Bank, and Walney Island. Between these projects and others in Germany, Dong now has a total of 5.1 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity. It aims to expand this capacity even further with a projected goal of 6.5 gigawatts of offshore wind energy production by 2020. Cont'd...
NEXTracker Now Shipping 100 MW of its Advanced Solar Trackers Worldwide Each Week
Today NEXTracker, Inc. , a Flex company, marks a significant milestone: the company is now shipping 100 MW of its solar trackers per week to locations around the world. NEXTracker has over 1800 MW of advanced trackers operating or under construction with several dozen customers on five continents.
Austin Energy Goes First Solar With 119 Megawatt Solar Project
Austin Energy is quickly establishing itself as one of Texas' most forward thinking utilities and one of its most price-savvy ones, too. Earlier this month the utility announced that it's requests for proposals for solar power projects came in at record-low costs. Now it's revealing some more information about its new contracts. Today (Oct. 29) First Solar announced that it signed a 15 year power-purchase agreement with the utility for a 119 megawatt East Pecos Solar Project.
Thin film perovskite solar cell passes the efficiency test
Matthew Gunther for Chemistry World: Perovskite solar cells may one day rival silicon-based technologies, but their performance outside the laboratory has been a constant source of contention in the past year. Now, an international team of scientists has manufactured the first thin film perovskite solar cell with a reported efficiency that has beenofficially recognised by an accredited national test laboratory.1
Since their development in 2012, the performance of light-harvesting metal–organo halide structures has seemingly improved at a staggering rate, with their efficiency increasing by six percentage points in just two years – the same increase took multi-crystalline solar cells over two decades.
But their stability has been brought into question, with some international test centres taking issue with perovskite solar cells that are so unstable that they may degrade spontaneously in air, making it hard for them to assess their performance.
It’s a state of affairs that Michael Grätzel from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland has had trouble dealing with. ‘Conspicuously, you could see that from the very beginning there was very scarce information on the stability of these devices,’ comments Grätzel. ‘I have raised that issue many times – one would think that now everybody does stability work after this alarm was sounded, but not so.' Cont'd...
Siemens receives first offshore order for 7-MW wind turbines
• 47 wind turbines for UK project of DONG Energy
• Walney Extension East to have a total capacity of 330 megawatts
• Service to be provided by Siemens and DONG Energy over a period of 5 years
Oldbaum and Leosphere announce 1GW of offshore wind data campaigns underway at French sites
"Oldbaum Services is at the forefront of the wind sector in reducing the cost of energy by combining our industry-leading skills and experience in wind resource assessment"
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