Natural Power demonstrates accuracy in North American wind energy yield predictions
Leading, global, renewable energy consultancy, Natural Power, has launched its latest North American, wind energy yield validation study.
Ginlong Solis Provides String Inverters to the World Largest Solar Canopy (Guinness World Record)
Ginlong Solis Provides String Inverters to the World Largest Solar Canopy (Guinness World Record)
Siemens receives major U.S. order from Westar Energy for 280-megawatt wind project
• Siemens to supply and service 122 wind turbines for Western Plains wind power plant in Kansas
• 280-megawatt onshore wind power project to be located in Ford County
INTERSOLAR AWARD 2016: INNOVATION AS AN INDICATOR FOR THE INDUSTRY
Companies can now register in advance
GRUPO CLAVIJO AND BRAFER: STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO PROMOTE PHOTOVOLTAIC PROJECTS IN BRAZIL
CLAVIJO, a leading Spanish solar tracker company and BRAFER, one of the largest and most traditional Brazilian steel structure manufacturers, have signed an agreement that will provide developers, installers and EPC contractors with access to the most advanced technology in fixed structures and solar trackers for their projects in Brazil.
Solar Surges Past Wind, Hydropower as State's No. 1 Renewable Energy Source
By Pete Danko for KQED News: In just a few short years, solar power has gotten big in California, and now it’s at the top of the renewable energy heap.
Data compiled from daily reports by the state’s major grid manager indicate that in 2015, solar became the No. 1 source of renewable energy in California. Not only did solar beat wind power for the first time, but it also topped drought-depleted hydropower, the long-standing leader in California electricity generation outside fossil fuels and nuclear.
The California Independent System Operator doesn’t cover the entire state, but it does manage about 80 percent of the California grid, including those portions served by PG&E, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric, the state’s three big investor-owned utilities.
Every day, CAISO reports on the hourly electrical output from a long list of sources for the electricity used by 30 million Californians, ranging from biogas at the low end of generation to thermal — natural gas, essentially — at the high end. Cont'd...
With Annual Energy Yields Reaching 1 Giga Watt "Al-Afandi Group" Contributes to the "National Transformation" Program by Building the Biggest Solar Panel Factory in the Middle East
The Al-Afandi Group took a monumental step towards building the largest comprehensive fully-integrated commercial factory in the Middle East, to produce solar panels which will create a significant shift in solar energy usage to cover the biggest portion of electric energy production locally and regionally
Recently Completed Mangan Renewables Solar System Powers Cold Storage Facility
Mangan Renewables successfully completed a 2.5 MW solar ground mount system for United States Cold Storage - USCS in Lumberton, North Carolina.
Experts Expect Strong Year for Solar in 2016
Every year about this time experts start offering up what to expect in the coming year-in just about everything. Solar is no exception, usually. This year the plethora of prognostications is lower. Perhaps that's because the three-year extension of the the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) in the U.S. in waning days of 2015 surprised many in the industry. Still some experts had foreseen an extension and others made their prognostications known. The bottom line is expect a healthier industry going forward for the next few years-at least.
Duke Energy to build 17-MW solar facility at Indiana naval base
- Will be Duke Energy Indiana's first major solar facility
- Second solar project for Duke Energy and the Department of the Navy
EDF Renewable Energy Announces Commercial Operation of Slate Creek Wind Project
EDF Renewable Energy (EDF RE) announced today that the 150 megawatt (MW) Slate Creek Wind Project in Kansas reached commercial operation on December 29, 2015.
San Diego's Solar Changes Forever this Year
San Diegans Who Delay Going Solar Will Miss 20 Years of Grandfathering Protections
Is this sunny state trying to kill solar power?
Claudia Assis for MarketWatch: Nevada has turned into a sunny battleground for the future of solar in the U.S., with regulators there moving to make solar power less attractive to homeowners and businesses and pitching utilities against solar-power companies.
SunRun Inc. on Thursday said it was pulling out of Nevada, which the company said will result in “hundreds” of job losses. A day earlier, SolarCity Corp. announced the same move, saying that about 550 jobs would be lost.
The Solar Energy Industries Association estimates that nearly 6,000 people in Nevada are employed in the solar industry. Besides affecting jobs, the new rules cut down on the savings that many homeowners count on from going solar. Cont'd...
The Three Top Portable Solar Generator Companies
Off grid living will become more common place as energy storage & solar generation become more ubiquitous.
Siemens secures 53MW Scotland wind order
Siemens to supply 23 SWT-2.3-93 onshore wind turbines
20-year service agreement included
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