SEIA Applauds Legislation Offered by Colorado, Nevada Senators
Their bipartisan legislation would allow America's solar energy companies to make full and effective use of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
U.S.-China Trade Dispute Threatens Solar Growth
Their bipartisan legislation would allow America's solar energy companies to make full and effective use of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
Urgent action needed to rescue 10% renewable transport target, REA warns Government
New stats reveal sustainable biofuels slash GHG emissions by 66%, but industry flat lining due to policy instability
In Austin, Energy Secretary Moniz Announces New ARPA-E Solar Projects
$30 Million "FOCUS" Program Supports 12 Projects that Develop Cost-Effective Solar Energy
Primus Green Energy Patent Application for Gas-to-Liquids Technology Allowed by USPTO
Patent secures IP around STG+, company's novel single-loop, thermochemical liquid fuel synthesis process
Global Wind Turbine Towers Market to Keep Growing, Despite Poor Grid Infrastructure, says GlobalData
Wind turbine towers market value to climb from $12.1 billion in 2013 to $19.3 billion by 2020
-----With poor infrastructure, existing grids need urgent modifications to accommodate specific characteristics of wind power, says analyst
Fort Carson Chooses Solectria Renewables Inverters to Power 1.43MW Installation
The system will produce 2,195,000 kWh annually.
Valentin Software Launches Simulation Programme with New Features for Designing Solar Power Plants of up to Two Megawatts
For the first time, the software can also simulate the influence of any power optimiser chosen.
SPG Solar Connects Customers to the Installation with TurboSite on iPad
SPG Solar designs, engineers, installs, and maintains commercial solar projects and markets solar tracking technology. To give customers a "you are there" understanding of an installation, SPG Solar now uses TurboSite on iPad.
FRONIUS USA ANNOUNCES TRAINING DATES FOR FRONIUS SERVICE PROVIDER PROGRAM
The Fronius USA Service Provider training program is a valuable and informative training platform. Experiencing the Fronius Service Provider Program trainings is necessary to perform field service work on Fronius PV system inverters. After participating and completion of the Fronius Service Provider product trainings, installers are also able to buy inverter replacement service components and PC boards for minimal cost and optimal efficiency, limiting customer system downtime. The dates for the first quarter of training in the USA are listed below:
Government urged to focus on the power of renewable energy
Leading Scottish renewables firm UrbanWind has called on the government to focus on renewable energy after shale gas is called branded only a 'long-term possibility'.
Sunrun Acquires REC Solar's Residential Division, AEE Solar and SnapNrack
Leading Solar Service Provider Expands Capabilities to Bring Affordable Home Solar to More Consumers
Solaire Generation Completes Installation of Solar Carports at new Whole Foods Market in Brooklyn, New York
The solar system, developed and financed by SunEdison, will supply approximately 380,000 kWh of clean energy annually and is the largest solar parking system in New York City.
Siva Power Approaches 19% Efficiency in Record Time; Adds to Solar Company's Powerful Technical Advisory Board
Former NREL Director Charlie Gay Joins World's Leading CIGS PV Team
NRG Energy Signs Deal with Virgin Limited Edition to Power Necker Island with a Renewable Energy-Driven Micro-grid Solution
— Islanded Micro-grid Will Generate Reliable, High-Quality Electricity Under Cutting Edge Diesel Reduction Agreement that Dramatically Reduces Fuel Usage —
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Easy monitoring with weather sensors from Lufft
Professional weather sensors form the heart of large solar plants supporting their operation and performance. Lufft was the first manufacturer to combine several sensors in one housing, bringing the largest multiparameter weather sensor family with 19 members into being.
Many of them are well-suited for solar site assessment and continuous monitoring. The most commonly used one is the WS600 delivering data on temperature, air pressure, wind, relative humidity and precipitation. Through its open protocol, it can easily be attached to radiation sensors e.g. from Kipp&Zonen. Other models have an integrated Silicon, Second Class or Secondary Standard radiation sensor.
