Nevada Climbs to No.2 Nationally in New Solar Capacity
Today, there are 108 solar companies at work throughout the value chain in Nevada.
The European Commission Renewable Energy Progress Report: indicative targets for solar thermal energy are not being met.
Further action from Member States needed.
REC Solar Expands Commercial Solar Business by Acquiring Stellar Energy
National solar provider adds capabilities to fuel growth in key commercial markets.
Installation of 3MWp solar project in Lahore continues
Completion of the second stage of the sun2roof project expected for March
SMA Adds Versatile 60kW Model to Popular Sunny Tripower Inverter Line
New System Solution Optimized for Medium to Large Commercial Systems, Distributed Utility PV Projects
Renewable Edge Hits Milestone with 1000th Solar Installation to NYC Payphones.
Renewable Edge LLC, a New York based Solar Product Development and Consulting firm has recently installed its one thousandth (1,000) "Patent Pending" Integrated Wireless Solar Payphone Supply System for the Telecommunications industry to existing NYC payphone kiosks. These previously "out of order" payphones are now operable.
55 GW of Solar PV Will Be Installed Globally in 2015, Up 36% Over 2014
Solar will account for roughly half of new electricity capacity out to 2020.
Clenergy completes a 30MW PV power plant in Ningxia, China
Clenergy, a leading solar solution provider, successfully connected a 30MW PV system to the local power grid in Zhongwei which is located in the Ningxia Province in central China.
Nissan to incorporate used Leaf batteries in home energy storage system
Following in the footsteps of Tesla and Mercedes-Benz, Nissan is now set to become the latest automaker to offer battery packs for stationary energy storage. Although pricing information has yet to be provided, the Nissan product should be relatively affordable, as it will incorporate used batteries from Nissan Leaf electric cars.
Nissan designed the battery packs as part of the 4R Energy joint venture with Sumitomo Corp., and has partnered with commercial energy storage company Green Charge Networks to manufacture them. While Nissan is the source of the actual "second life" lithium-ion batteries that no longer meet the demands of automotive use, Green Charge is providing the power management software.
According to Nissan, this is the first time that used EV batteries have been commercially utilized for such an application. "A lithium-ion battery from a Nissan Leaf still holds a great deal of value as energy storage, even after it is removed from the vehicle, so Nissan expects to be able to reuse a majority of Leaf battery packs in non-automotive applications," says Brad Smith, director of Nissan's 4R Energy business in the US. Cont'd..
Is Climate Change a Reality?
Yes, history has shown that there has been global climate changes that were not brought about by human activities; but-and this is a big but-human activity is accelerating global change and not for the better.
SEIA's Successful Social Media Efforts Recognized By PR News
SEIA has gone from 7,000 Facebook followers to nearly 700,000 - with its daily posts reaching more than 10 million people a year.
California Surges Ahead in Solar Capacity
Cracks 10,000 MW Mark
First Solar Achieves World Record 18.6 % Thin Film Module Conversion Efficiency
Executing to industrys most disruptive technology roadmap
More efficient than the best multi-PERC module
sPower Awarded Three New 20-Year PPAs in California for 19.4MW
sPower Continues Relationships with Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas and Electric
OCI Solar Power Announces Construction on Texas' Largest Solar Plant
This will be the largest solar plant in Texas and one of the largest dual-axis solar projects in the world.
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