Ematec optimise their blade beams
South-German special equipment manufacturer perfects its successful rotor blade lifters
Natural Power Director of Due Diligence takes up international role
After 12 months of supporting the business as 'acting' Director of Due Diligence, Giles Dearden has been appointed as Natural Power's permanent international leader in this position.
Intersolar South America: S£o Paulo Solar Energy Exhibition Breaks Record
Doors open tomorrow to the 5th Intersolar South America at Expocenter Norte
Everything You Need to Know About Federal Tax Incentives for Solar Energy
Developed with the help of Keith Martin at Chadbourne & Parke, LLP, version 8.0 of this widely-used resource contains valuable information about qualifying for the solar investment tax credit (ITC), how commence construction works, depreciation bonuses, financing issues and more.
Iron Edison Unveils Water Purifying System for Nickel Iron Batteries
Water deionizer will save time and money for routine electrolyte refills
A Danish Wind Turbine Maker Harnesses Data in a Push to Stay Ahead
Stanley Reed for The New York Times: A project to install hundreds of wind turbines in the Fosen peninsula area of Norway at one point was shelved as unfeasible. The strong breezes that whip off the sea can shift and swing unpredictably, while the soaring cliffs and steep drop-offs create turbulence that wears out expensive equipment.
The venture was rescued with a lot of help from the mathematical calculations of Vestas Wind Systems, a Danish wind power company. Vestas used data to figure out how to use more powerful turbines for the project, and precisely where to place them. That meant the utility developing the facility could buy fewer turbines, helping cut costs and balancing the economics of the $1.2 billion project.
The company is at the forefront of efforts to make wind a competitive source of energy, rather than just a subsidized experiment. In doing so, it has become a model for the renewables industry, which has struggled at times to remain viable while facing cuts to government subsidies and volatile oil and gas prices. Vestas understands the fickleness of the renewable energy business. Cont'd...
SPI 2016 - Morningstar Will Feature The New ProStar MPPT™ & Ethernet MeterBus Converter™ At Solar Power International 2016
At Booth 367 during the Solar Power International Trade Show in Las Vegas, NV from September 13-15, Morningstar Corporation will showcase its complete portfolio of solar charge controllers, inverters and accessories including the new ProStar MPPT and Ethernet MeterBus Converter.
SPI 2016 - Don't Miss The Solar Power International Show
This show is ideal for solar installers, contractors, commercial builders, utility companies, smart home builders, engineering firms and product developers. Of course, anytime is a good time to visit Vegas. So, dont miss this show.
Q2 2016 Deal Volume Comparison
Overall, solar companies categorized as wafer/ingot producers experienced the strongest margin performance over the last year, while each sector exhibited certain levels of improvement.
Industry Report Breaks Down New Wind Energy Projects and the Top Wind Energy Companies in 2015
Energy Acuitys 2015 Wind Energy Report Examines New Operating Capacity, Wind Energy Projects, and the Top Developers Involved.
Intersolar South America: Record Numbers to Attend Sao Paulo Solar Energy Exhibition
Doors open again to the 4th Intersolar South America at Expocenter Norte
Sao Paulo, August 18: 176 exhibitors from 12 countries will attend this years Intersolar South America - a year-on-year rise of 60%. The exhibition area has even doubled.
PVinsights: Beleaguered Solar Risks More Pain amid Overcapacity
Global panels are recorded at new lows as evidence of uneven supply and demand in the biggest solar market fuels pessimism that it continues to deteriorate the oversupply further by way of additional capacity and the demand weakness by the restricted FIT policy. Nevertheless, the drop of solar panel prices this week is more tenderly this week due to the limited declines in the Chinese and Indian markets. As 2nd tier Chinese module makers have dominated the prices disruption in China, India, and the emerging countries, where no punitive tariffs were enforced, the module prices have slumped more than 5% in the past three weeks. The flexibility for Chinese module makers to offer slashed prices has become less after the sharp fall, resulting the solar panel prices in China and India decline more slightly this week.
Guangzhou Felicity Solar Technology Co., Ltd
Guangzhou Felicity Solar Technology Co., Ltd was located in Baiyun Area Guangzhou, China. Felicitysolar was a high-tech new energy enterprise with research and development、production、project design and installation guidance and after-sale service.
ORENDA ENERGY REVEALS PLANS TO RAISE US$25 MILLION TO CREATE 100 TURBINE UK WIND FARM
Wind turbine manufacturer Orenda Energy Solutions is seeking to raise US$25million through a series of US investment banks as it embarks on a programme of expansion to build its own distributed wind farm across the UK.
U.S. Battery Helps Homeowner Build An Efficient Off-Grid System
U.S. Battery engineers help a homeowner build an efficient Solar System with batteries that can provide 11 amp-hours of total power for all his appliances to run 24/7.
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