BayWa r.e. Solidifies Solar Operations In The Americas

The BayWa r.e. solar subsidiaries provide project development, engineering and construction, power plant operations and maintenance, solar supply and finance.

Grand Opening of 270 MW K2 Wind Power Project, One of Canada's Largest Wind Facilities

Facility generating approximately $15 million in funding for community initiatives over the next 20 years

Five Myths About Solar Power - And The Real Facts

What we are witnessing is in reality a traditional consolidation phase in a new and fledging industry, with winners and losers, and with the surviving players facing a bright and profitable future.

SolaTrim LLC Brings to Market Technologically Advanced Protective Barrier System, Designed for Modern Solar Arrays

Solar aftermarket provider creates new barrier system to increase safety and aesthetics for commercial and residential customers

Bonfiglioli Releases New Generation of Utility Scale Solar PV Inverters For North American Market

Bonfigliolis utility-scale inverters support intelligent utility-grid integration and management features.

FLiDAR NV acquired by AXYS Technologies

AXYS Technologies Inc (AXYS) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the FLiDAR NV shares.

SolarWorld solar panels power Texas electric cooperative's 2.7 MW solar farm

CoServ Solar Station serving as national model for cost-effective solar deployment among utility co-ops

RPS Endurance inverters RPS Endurance inverters with new parallel operation feature...

Available in 20 ft "ICON ND" stations up to 2.25 MWac new parallel operation feature - available in 20 ft "ICON ND" stations up to 2.25 MWac

SPI 15 - Optimum Tracker will announce stepping up of its development at SPI 2015

New York, 09/07/2015 - After opening an office in San Diego CA, Optimum Tracker, a company specialized in solar trackers for utility PV plants, will strengthen its presence on the American market at SPI 2015

Solar windows can power buildings

By Lucas Mearian for Computerworld:  Manhattan has approximately 47,000 buildings with around 10.7 million windows, according to a 2013estimate from The New York Times. Now imagine if just 1% -- or 100,700 -- of those windows could generate electricity through transparent photovoltaics. That's the idea behind solar power windows, and at least two companies are hoping to sell the technology to window manufacturers, saying once installed in a building the technology will pay for itself in about a year. "If you look at the glass that's manufactured worldwide today, 2% of it is used for solar panels; 80% of it is used in buildings. That's the opportunity," said Suvi Sharma, CEO of solar panel maker Solaria.  Cont'd...

WINAICO's 300 W monocrystalline PERC module achieves Type 1 module fire performance in accordance with UL 1703

WINAICO's 300 W 60-cell monocrystalline PERC module passes UL 1703 tests, and achieves Type 1 module fire performance

TOLEDO ZOO AND GEM ENERGY HIGHLIGHT BENEFITS OF ANTHONY WAYNE SOLAR ARRAY

Renewable energy investment reduces harmful emissions and cuts costs

"Smart PowerFlow" project aims to demonstrate how batteries can cost-efficiently reinforce low voltage grids for high shares of renewable power

The Reiner Lemoine Institute and SMA Solar Technology AG to investigate the potential of using batteries at the low voltage level to alleviate local grids.

GreenTec Awards call for entries

Europes biggest environmental and business prize kicks off the next round

WeAreTeamSolar.com Launches to Extend Solar tax Credit

The Alliance for Solar Choice (TASC) has launched a new site, WeAreTeamSolar.com, to support an extension of the Investment Tax Credit for solar installations as part of upcoming tax extenders' legislation.

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Solar Power - Featured Product

Introducing RockIt Smart Slide

Introducing RockIt Smart Slide

Introducing RockIt Smart Slide - the ultimate solution for fast and easy installation of the rail-less RockIt racking system on composition shingle roofs. Smart Slide conforms to UL 441 and TAS 100 (A)-95 for wind and wind-driven rain, providing a super-strong watertight seal that is achieved through compression, in most cases without the need for additional sealant. The waterproofing sealant is embedded deep into the granules of the shingle, thanks to the integrated flexible foam layer that provides cushioning. This ensures a secure fit that conforms to any architectural-style shingle. With UltraGrip Technology™, you can rely on a secure installation, as it absorbs the movement created by thermal expansion and contraction. The pre-installed sealing pads are compatible with all composition shingle roofs, making it the ideal choice, even in ambient temperatures as low as 5 degrees.