Huaneng Selects GE's Brilliant 2.75-120 Wind Turbines for Chinese Wind Farm
Huaneng Renewables Signs Deal for 55 GE 2.75-120 Brilliant Wind Turbines
----151 Megawatts of Wind Power to be Installed in Yunnan Province, Assisting China in Meeting Larger Renewable Energy Production Targets
----Largest Wind Deal for GE in China to Date
Green Gas - biomethane now a serious contender in the UK renewable energy market
There are now 28 biomethane to grid projects connected to the gas distribution network, transforming food, brewery and agricultural wastes and energy crops into ultra-clean energy.
Northern Power Systems' Diego Tebaldi Named to DWEA Board of Directors
NPS refocusing on the US market
Over 125,000 homes went solar last year
Latest DECC statistics show healthy demand but leading trade body issues warning on lookout for bigger projects
India clean energy investments bounce back, set to breach the $10bn mark in 2015
Capital inflow expected to surge this year, thanks to strong policy support and increased investor confidence
Genera Energy Celebrates Four Years Accident Free
Leading biomass supply company marks safety milestone, recognizes employees for their contributions
The 450 leaders that will fight to claim 35.2GW of the US Wind O&M Market
New estimates by leading data providers GlobalData demonstrate that the North American wind industry will increase from 68.9 GW in 2014 to 104.1 GW in 2020.
NextEnergy global lighting challenge to drive development of advanced lighting technologies
"NextChallenge was developed as a way to source ideas, concepts and intellectual properties that will drive technology innovation and economic development"
First Reserve Acquires Kingfisher Wind from Apex Clean Energy
Kingfisher Wind is a 298 MW wind power generation project located in Canadian and Kingfisher Counties in Oklahoma, scheduled to be completed in 2015.
2015 Geothermal Resources Council Scholarships Announced
A total of $15,000 in educational awards to be given to six students in the global geothermal energy community.
Worry for Solar Projects After End of Tax Credits
NY Times: For more than a year now, an enormous solar thermal power plant has been humming along in the Arizona desert, sending out power as needed, even well after sunset. The plant, called Solana, was developed by the Spanish energy and technology company Abengoa and has succeeded in meeting an elusive solar goal — producing electricity when the sun is not shining — and displacing fossil-fuel-based power in the grid.
“With the sun going down at 6 or 7 o’clock at night, all the other forms of solar production are essentially going to zero,” said Brad Albert, general manager for resource management at Arizona Public Service, the state’s main utility, “while Solana is still producing at full power capability. It just adds a whole lot of value to us because our customer demand is so high even after the sun goes down.”
Indeed, Abengoa opened another mammoth plant on Friday in the Mojave Desert in California that uses the same approach. But despite the technology’s success, Abengoa and other developers say they do not have plans at the moment to build more such plants in the United States.
And that is largely because of uncertainty surrounding an important tax credit worth 30 percent of a project’s cost. Although the subsidy, known as the Investment Tax Credit, is to remain in place until the end of 2016, when it will drop to 10 percent, that does not give developers enough time to get through the long process of securing land, permits, financing and power-purchase agreements, executives and analysts say.
SGS Issues Non-Destructive Testing PCN & SNT Training Schedule for the First Quarter of 2015
SGS is pleased to announce the training schedule for the first quarter of 2015 for its internationally recognized non-destructive testing (NDT) training and exam services. Explore our new NDT training calendar.
Rise of renewables fuels greener GB power mix
Renewable energy is a rising force in the GB power generation market, according to a new study by energy data analysts EnAppSys
America's wind installations grew six-fold in 2014
America's wind installations grew six-fold in 2014, making the United States the world's second-largest wind market behind China, according to new figures out today from research firm Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
US installations reached 4.7GW, thanks to the extension of the Production Tax Credit in January 2013. The extension allowed projects to qualify by starting construction before the deadline.
While the US returned to growth, China continued its pattern of record-setting installations up 38% from 2013. In 2014, China installed 20.7GW – over four times more than the US – and more than 40% of all new capacity worldwide. For perspective, China has been the world's largest wind market for six years, since overtaking the US. China now has 96GW of grid-connected wind energy capacity, or more capacity than the entire power fleet of the United Kingdom. Wind energy is the country's third-largest power source behind coal and hydropower, and ahead of nuclear.
China's banner year was the result of a policy-driven rush to build, as onshore tariffs are expected to lower this year. The top five Chinese turbine manufacturers Goldwind, Guodian United Power, Envision, Ming Yang, and Sewind led the market with a combined 12.4GW, or 60% of total installed capacity.
AOE and T'Sou-ke First Nation Partner in Wave Energy Project
New partnership to install ocean buoy array system off the shores of T'Sou-ke traditional territory.
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