SunModo Selected by Main Street Power to Provide Mounting Solutions to Installers Participating in Its Solar Financing Program
SunModo Corp., an innovative mounting solutions provider for solar power systems, announced today that SunModo has become an approved vendor to provide its innovative mounting system to Main Street Power Company, Inc.'s ("Main Street Power") network of qualified solar installers that participate in the MySolar finance platform.
As NABCEP Becomes the Gold Standard Credential for Solar PV in the US, Classes Are Being Added to Course Lists at Training Facilities, Such as Ambassador Energy College
Candidates Seeking Solar Careers Can Hedge Their Bets by Becoming North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners [NABCEP] Accredited
Admirals Bank Offers Residential Solar Financing to Foster a Sustainable North Carolina Community
Admirals Bank, a leading national provider of residential renewable energy financing, recently agreed to participate in the Solarize Durham initiative to offer interested homeowners innovative loan products to subsidize residential solar systems and installations.
PPG awarded $2.1 million by DOE to help automate PV module manufacturing
PPG liquid encapsulant technology key to streamlining production process
Swedish fuel cell developer PowerCell finalizes the development of its second fuel cell stack platform
The new fuel cell will have good stability and a compact and robust design for both automotive and stationary applications.
Japanese regions transition to 100% renewable energy
The Great East Japan earthquake, the subsequent tsunami and the disaster at the Fukushima-daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011 encouraged the people of Fukushima to reassess their energy system and to revitalize industry in the shattered region.
New Report from the Clean Energy States Alliance Details Potential Markets for Renewable Energy Generators
The report, which was made possible by funding from the U.S. Department of Energy and the Energy Foundation and is a product of CESA's State-Federal RPS Collaborative, contains data that has never been previously compiled for the entire country.
REA welcomes Environment Agency's new Biomethane Quality Protocol
QP confirms quality and safety of green gas for the grid
Principal Solar Institute Webinar: Retired Brig. Gen. Becky Halstead Discusses Effective Strategies for Leaders in Every Sector of the Energy Market
"Leading Change in the Energy Industry"
Intersolar launches new AWARD
The electrical energy storage (ees) AWARD 2014
MULK OGI - Oasis Gulf Investment, FZC wins Multimillion USD contract in Sierra Leone
The Solar Park in Freetown, with a capacity of 6 MW, will be one of West Africa's largest solar parks
Schletter Inc Promotes Ryan Kelly to Vice President of Sales
Solar mounting system manufacturer promotes current General Manager
of Schletter Canada to U.S. Vice President of Sales
Orion Energy Systems Recognized as 2013 Xcel Energy Efficiency Partner
Orion is in a select group of Xcel Energy Trade Partners who achieved exceptional energy efficiency.
SunSpec and MESA Alliances Drive Standards for Energy Storage
Distributed Energy Groups Join Forces to Accelerate Cost-Effective Energy Storage
What Does $2M Buy? How About 1800 GW Of Wind Power
A new $2 million funding program from the Department of Energy is expected to add – yes, add – yet another 1,800 gigawatts of wind power to the already formidable wind resources of the US. That’s something to keep in mind as the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline review process heats up.
The idea behind the new taller wind turbine program is to give the US wind industry an assist in developing taller wind turbines, with hub heights ranging from 120 meters up to 140 meters.
That’s a big step up from existing technology, which currently goes to the 80-100 meter range, with the average at about 90 meters. As for why a taller wind tower, upper level winds tend to be stronger and steadier.
With taller wind turbines, the new program is also expected to open up an additional 237,000 square miles of wind-friendly areas for wind power potential, which is about the size of Texas (the image above compares the area change in square kilometers between the hub height of 96 and that of 140).
The areas of the US most likely to benefit from the improved wind technology are mainly located in the Southeast, where alternative energy is starting to find a friendly reception despite pushback by certain legislators from those states.
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