Report Names Top 15 States That Employ Autoworkers in Clean, Efficient Technologies: MI, OH, IN, NC, KY, PA, TX, AL, CA, SC, TN, NY, IL, VA, AZ
More than 155,000 American workers already are making components for clean, fuel-efficient vehicles, and that number could grow significantly as the United States continues to embrace new generations of fuel efficient cars and trucks, according to a new study released today.
Renewable Energies For Your Home are Simple and Inexpensive Solutions for Your Home
Simple and Inexpensive Renewable Energy Solutions for Your Home
It's not always easy being green, and sometimes it costs more than you'd expect to get an eco-friendly home improvement project up and running.
NYC apartments go for Clean Renewable Energy from Green Mountain Energy Company
Archstone, a leader in apartment management purchased clean electricity for its 12 New York City and Brooklyn apartment communities from Green Mountain Energy Company (GME). GME is the only electric services company (ESCO) in New York focused solely on cleaner energy.
Do It Yourself Home Energy Audits are Simple Solutions to Reduce Your Utility Bill and Carbon Footpr
Simple Solutions to Reduce Your Utility Bill and Carbon Footprint Many home owners spend hundreds of dollars to hire a professional energy auditor to conduct a thorough inspection of their home's energy efficiency and to recommend ways of improving it, which results in better energy usage, and provides health benefits and greater financial savings.
USA Ramping-up Investments in Advanced Vehicle Technologies
Secretary Chu announced the selection of 40 projects across 15 states to receive more than $175 million to accelerate the development and deployment of next-generation vehicle technologies. From state-of-the-art electric drive batteries to light-weight vehicles, these projects will help improve vehicle fuel efficiency and create quality jobs.
Loren Zucconi Promoted to UMA Solar National Sales Manager
UMA Solar is proud to announce the promotion of Loren Zucconi to National Sales Manager. Zucconi joined UMA Solar in 2007 and previously held the title of Regional Sales Manager.
A hybrid solar panel to make hydrogen
The best use of the sun's energy is to make hydrogen, according to a Duke University researcher. Engineer Nico Hotz earlier this week detailed results from his research around a rooftop solar panel that generates hydrogen from the sun's heat. The hydrogen gas--which is made by breaking off hydrogen atoms from a water solution--can be stored and used to make electricity in a fuel cell. In his experiment, Hotz determined that his system creates more usable energy than solar photovoltaic panels which convert sunlight directly into electricity. He calculated the cost could be lower, too. There have been research efforts--and a commercial product from a company called Nanoptek --to make hydrogen from sunlight. Hotz's system, though, uses a new technique that relies on methanol, also known as wood alcohol, and a nano-engineered catalyst. Under the glass of Hotz's solar collector are copper tubes, coated with aluminum and aluminum oxide, which carry water and methanol. Once the liquid is heated to a sufficient temperature, a catalyst is added to cause hydrogen atoms to break off. That hydrogen gas is then piped and pressured for storage in a tank, where it can be drawn on to make electricity in a fuel cell.
Archer & Greiner Guides McGraw-Hill on Legal Aspects Of Record-Setting Solar Energy Project
The law firm of Archer & Greiner P.C., a leader in alternative and renewable energy law,
represents The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc. on numerous aspects of the recently approved solar
energy project on McGraw-Hill's East Windsor, N.J., corporate campus.
Cleantech Legislative Conference
Join the region's Cleantech leaders and Elected Officials as we present case studies, address challenges and look at solutions to create a stronger Cleantech Cluster,bringing manufacturing operations and jobs to the region.
DEGERenergie equips Swedish solar power project with patented MLD tracking systems
Horb am Neckar, Germany, August 11th, 2011. DEGERenergie has equipped a new solar power project in Sweden with its patented MLD tracking systems. Swedish company Solar Design Ab has installed the facility in Malmö. DEGERenergie is the global market leader for solar tracking systems.
REHAU RAUGEO™ System Installed at Virginia Tech LUMENHAUS Exhibit on Farnsworth House Grounds
REHAU's RAUGEO™ ground loop heat exchange system was recently installed as part of the Virginia Tech LUMENHAUS exhibit on the grounds of the Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Farnsworth House in Plano, Ill.
INTERSOLAR CHINA - SPRINGBOARD INTO AN UP AND COMING SOLAR MARKET
The Chinese solar market is in the fast lane, growing over 130% in 2010 year over year.
Ford EVs to come with household solar-panel option
Ford and solar-panel maker SunPower have created a solar-powered electric-car package. Buyers of Ford's electric vehicles will have an option to have SunPower's rooftop solar panels installed for about $10,000 after a federal tax rebate. The companies estimate that the 2.5-kilowatt array will generate enough juice, about 3,000 kilowatt-hours a year, to fuel acar for about 1,000 miles a month of driving.
The "Drive Green for Life" program means drivers can cut the cord on fossil fuels by generating power during the day and charging at night, according to the companies.
Ford plans to release an all-electric Ford Focus and its C-Max Energy plug-in hybrid in 19 states next year and in Europe in 2013.
Photovoltaic planning in India benefits from new generation solar resource data and online tools
New online solar resource assessment tools for investors and developers of solar power plants in India.
Full-Scale Wind Turbine Blade Testing Provided by SGS Wind Energy Technology Center
The SGS Wind Energy Technology Center (WETC) in Tianjin, China was awarded a contract to conduct full-scale Wind Turbine Blade Testing for one of the world's leading component suppliers in the wind turbine industry on June 30, 2011.
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