NEW ENERGY TO UNVEIL HIGH PERFORMANCE, 'NEXT GENERATION' SOLARWINDOW ABLE TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY ON SEE-THROUGH GLASS
SolarWindowT is now the subject of forty-two (42) US and International
patent filings.
TEAM AUSTRIA WINS THE US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SOLAR DECATHLON OPTIMIZED BY SOLAREDGE
The winning entry by team Austria included a smart, sustainable home that produces more power than it consumes over the course of a year.
INNOVATIVE NEW CLEAN ENERGY TRANSMISSION LINE PROPOSED
New England Clean Power Link Would Deliver 1,000 MW of Clean Power to New
England Market
Nearly Half a Million UK Homes Now Solar Powered
Consumers unhappy with energy supplier should switch to solar
DuPont Microcircuit Materials Features Newest Solamet® Metallizations at PV Taiwan
High Efficiency Paste Materials Continue to Raise Efficiency and Solar Power Output
BayWa Taps Signal Energy to Build New Mexico Wind Farm Before Year End
Signal Energy was awarded the design/build contract from BayWa in September and construction began in October.
Sacramento Utility to Launch Concentrating Solar Power-Natural Gas Project
Innovative Hybrid Technology to Deploy Cost-Competitive, Clean Energy and Improve Plant Efficiency
INTERSOLAR INDIA 2013: PREVAILING TRENDS, THE LATEST TECHNOLOGIES AND EXTENSIVE EXPERT KNOWLEDGE
Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC), Mumbai, from November 12–14
Wind energy tax credit likely over, but effect may not hurt like before
Dec. 31 is a curious date for Texas wind energy producers.
That's when transmission services providers expect to energize the last power lines built under the state's $7 billion Competitive Renewable Energy Zone initiative, the long-running effort to connect windy West Texas to the state's energy-thirsty big cities. The 3,600-mile project has been credited with spurring even more investment in Texas, the country's wind power leader.
But 2013's last day is also an ominous one for wind folks. It's the expiration date of the federal Renewable Electricity Production Tax Credit, the fate of which has driven booms and busts in the industry. The multibillion-dollar credit, which Congress passed in 1992, helps wind stay economically competitive with other energy sources, including low-priced natural gas. Without it, the industry can't keep pace, even as production costs fall.
Last year, as the credit neared its demise, Congress extended it as a part of a last-minute budget package, but only for a year. This year, with Congress focused on finding a way to turn the government back on and pay its bills, lawmakers have yet to draw up a proposal for the credit, making a swift renewal increasingly unlikely.
So how would Texas wind power fare if the 2.3-cent-per-kilowatt-hour incentive lapsed? That would depend on how long the credit is unavailable, observers say. But for a couple of reasons, the effect probably won't be as harsh as in past uncertain times.
Jeff Clark, executive director of the Austin-based Wind Coalition, said he's not too worried about the ticking clock. “There's a lot of projects in the pipeline right now,” he said.
The 202-megawatt Baffin Wind Farm, in Kenedy County, is one project that's depending on the tax credit. However, owner and developer Iberdrola Renewables LLC isn't concerned.
U.S. wind industry shows strong momentum heading into 4th quarter
Wind power's growth continues to attract investment, benefit consumers and local economies
Array Technologies Announces Product Innovations, Celebrates 1.7GW Milestone at SPI
As a first time exhibitor, ATI makes a splash
TÜV SÜD at EWEA Offshore 2013: Improved safety and profitability for offshore wind farms
At EWEA Offshore 2013 in Germany, TÜV SÜD will showcase its full portfolio of offshore wind power services, supporting designers, owners/operators and manufacturers of wind turbines offering comprehensive and customised testing, certification and inspection services (Hall 3.1, Stand 31C50).
NanaWall Systems Shines in Four Projects at Solar Decathlon 2013
The University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) team, featuring NanaWall units, was the highest ranked U.S. team and won the Market Appeal contest.
Natcore's Black Silicon Technology Projected to Slash Solar Cell Production Costs by 23.5%
"Making plans to take our technology to market": Provini
SEIA Applauds Introduction of Renewable Energy Standard Bill
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LG Solar Unveils NeON R with Enhanced Aesthetics and Energy Savings
The NeON R module features "Back Contact" cell technology delivering an entirely black panel that is aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient. The cell's seamless, surface blends perfectly into nearly all rooftop designs while the module's electrodes are positioned on the rear of the cell. Using LG's N-type cell structure, the panels produce 365W of energy, up to 7.3kWp, compared to 5.8kWp of the p-type cell. The module's new design minimizes LID, thereby delivering a longer lifespan and increased energy output.
