September Meeting in Seoul to Unveil China, Japan, S. Korea & India's Biomass Trade Blueprint
China's massive appetite for biomass energy, Japan's challenges of sustaining biomass feedstock sources, South Korea's mature biomass supply chain as well as India's untapped biomass potential are the top topics at the annual 6th Biomass Pellets Trade & Power summit on 14-17 September, 2015 in Seoul.
Large increase in solar capacity shaking up country's electricity generation
The second quarter of 2015 saw a large increase in the generation of electricity from solar PV, with the growth having a significant impact on electricity market prices and other supply factors.
Reducing Energy Waste is Least-Cost Option for Implementing Federal Clean Power Plan
Analysis using new Michigan model highlights important role for renewables, cogeneration, natural gas in meeting state targets
Plug Power Acquires Full Control of 'HyPulsion' Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Business in Europe for $11.47 Million
Plug Power Now Poised to Convert $20 Billion European Electric Lift Truck Market to Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Hillary Clinton is calling for a 700% increase in solar power. Is that realistic?
Brad Plumer for VOX: In the coming months, Hillary Clinton's campaign is planning to release a series of proposals for dealing with global warming. Her first installment is out Sunday evening, and it calls for a large increase in renewable power.
Specifically, she's proposing to boost the amount of wind, solar, and other renewables so that they provide 33 percent of America's electricity by 2027 — enough to power every home in the country.
Part of her plan would involve accelerating the recent rapid growth of solar installations nationwide. In her proposal, Clinton calls for US solar power to grow 700 percent from current levels.
That sounds like an impossibly large number, but it's not implausible on its face. US solar capacity grew 418 percent between 2010 and 2014 (because it was starting from a small base). So 700 percent growth by 2027 is at least within the realm of possibility. But it would require additional policy changes — and clean energy prices would have to keep dropping. Cont'd...
Drive Oregon Gathers Key Industry Influencers in Portland to Discuss the Future of Electric Vehicles
EV Roadmap 8 Program focus on Cars, Charging and Community Tracks
Cadmus Support Yields Results for Electric Vehicle Research and Policy
Many states have already begun implementing policies to support the increasing use of EVs.
Geothermal Heating and Cooling
Geothermal heat pumps are ideal for use in buildings looking to reduce consumption to net zero.
Morgan Advanced Materials announces availability of Superwool® fiber papers for expansion joints, back-up insulation, and gaskets
Mogan has recently announced the availability of its Superwool fiber papers, a low bio-persistent solution ideal for use in ceramics, glass and metals manufacturing processes, as well as in commercial automotive and consumer goods applications. The papers are non-wetting to molten aluminum and feature low thermal conductivity, excellent tensile strength, thermal stability, and resistance to chemical attack.
British energy firms turning the tides with Canada
Five British companies are celebrating today after they have received grant funding from the Governments innovation experts at Innovate UK to develop tidal energy projects with Canadian businesses and universities.
Ballard To Provide Megawatt Scale Clean Power Generation System in Bordeaux, France
Ballard Power Systems (NASDAQ: BLDP; TSX: BLD) today announced that it has signed an agreement to provide a 1 megawatt (1MW) ClearGenâ„¢ fuel cell distributed generation system for Hydrogène de France (HDF) which will be deployed at an AkzoNobel (www.akzonobel.com) sodium chlorate chemical plant in Bordeaux M©tropole, France. In addition, Ballard will provide engineering services support for the program.
DuPont and New Tianlong Industry Co., Ltd. Sign Historic Deal to Bring Cellulosic Ethanol Technology to China
Advanced Renewable Fuel Project will be Chinas First
Green light for world's first tidal lagoon
Natural Power has been working alongside Tidal Lagoon Power on the Swansea Bay project - the worlds first tidal lagoon - which was granted planning permission last month.
United States Phases Out 200th Coal Plant as Momentum for Renewable Energy Grows
With Wind, Solar Energy on the Rise Nationwide, Coal Cant Compete
ReneSola Joins the National Association of Electrical Distributors
ReneSola, a leading brand and technology provider of green energy efficient products, announced that the company has joined the National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED) as an associate manufacturer.
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