PVinsights:The Clam before the Storm
Polysilicon price continues to grow in this week amid the rising price out of China. Although the polysilicon price in China surged more than 30 percent gain in the past three months, the price in China this week stands still, resulted from the strong wait-and-see attitude among buyers and sellers as trading frenzy in China unwound and swelling productions revives the concerns on oversupply. On the other hand, while non-American polysilicon suppliers raises their shipments to China to take advantage of higher spot prices, the diminished supply outside of China leads the price to advance with noticeable rate this week. As the result, despite the overall polysilicon price remains on the ascension this week, the weakened sentiments and the halted rally in China signal the weighed concern of an increase in global supply with REC silicon planning to resume production.
Solar cells of the future could be based on iron molecules
Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have successfully explained how iron-based dyes work on a molecular level in solar cells. The new findings will accelerate the development of inexpensive and environmentally friendly solar cells. The goal is to be able to use iron-based dyes in solar cells in the future.
Capstone Power Development Employing Cutting Edge Technology by Pentalum for Upcoming Wind Power Projects
Meteorological monitoring data such as wind speed, wind direction, temperature, and barometric pressure are required to be reported at wind power facilities.
Airbus Defence and Space Enters Solar Cell Production Contract with MicroLink Devices for Next Generation Zephyr HAPS
Goldwind Unseats Vestas as No. 1 Wind Turbine Supplier, According to Navigant Research
2015 wind power capacity installations increased by nearly a quarter over 2014, report finds
Gone with the wind: Surprising potential to improve reliability in wind power
Science Daily: Despite the rigors of scientific inquiry and the methodical approaches of the world's most talented researchers, sometimes science has a surprise in store.
Such was the case when a group of researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Akron discovered that a particular form of carbon coating not necessarily designed for wind turbines may indeed prove a boon to the wind industry -- a serendipitous finding that was recently highlighted in the journal Tribology International.
Due to the strenuous environment inherent in wind turbine drivetrains, key components such as actuators, bearings and gears are prone to failure, meaning turbines require regular maintenance that helps drive up the price of wind energy. Prolonging the life of these components could greatly reduce the cost of wind power, the fastest growing source of energy in the world, thereby making it an even more attractive energy source. Cont'd...
SmartTrak Opens First Global Center in Silicon Valley
Indias leading solar tracker developer, SmartTrak Corp., has opened its first global center in Silicon Valleys Freemont, California, to help build out its goal of adding 1 GW of global tracker projects over the coming year.
CESA Wins Award from the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative to Assist States' Solar Efforts
The Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) Will Help State Officials Ensure Solar Is Equitable and Consumer-Friendly
DOE Awards IREC $2.2M for Solar Training of Allied Professionals
Solar Resources and Training to Reach 100,000 Through Partnerships in the
Building Code, Inspection and Firefighting Sectors
NABCEP Awarded DOE Sunshot Funding to Expand Solar Workforce Credentialing Programs
Federal cooperative agreement will enable updates the current NABCEP PV Installation Professional® Certification and development of three new solar personnel certifications.
Intersolar - Valentin Software to present the next generation of design software PV*SOL premium 2016 and T*SOL 2016 at Intersolar Europe
Baker Electric Solar's New Website Reflects Its Position as San Diego's Foremost Solar Authority
Baker Electric Solar has transformed BakerElectricSolar.com into an interactive and highly engaging website through its new Drupal technology platform, giving both homeowners and business organizations greater access to solar power education, events, experts, and solar system estimates.
8 Wonders of the Solar World
Did you know that many of the worlds most distinguished, renowned, iconic, even historical buildings have gone solar?
Wind Turbine Repair
Reaching speeds of up to 200 mph, wind turbine blades are susceptible to damage from tiny particles including sand, rain, hail and salt spray.
WINDPOWER 2016 - PSI Repair Services to Highlight its Diverse Engineering Services at WINDPOWER 2016 Conference & Exhibition
PSI's engineering services include custom tests, product upgrades, remanufacturing services, and new product manufacturing services.
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