New Solar Installer Network Launched In UK
Compare prices from accredited installers with this new network
Tucson Solar Company Earns Green Industry's Most Prestigious Certification
[Tucson, Arizona]— Jeff Shoemaker, owner of local business, Custom Solar and Leisure has earned the industry's leading recognition of expertise as a certified installer of solar electric systems
SMA Releases Most Efficient High-Frequency, Slim-Line Inverter on the Market
Sunny Boy HF-US Now Shipping
FIGURE 8 ISLAND HOMEOWNER INSTALLS MOST POWERFUL SOLAR PANELS ON EARTH
Homeowners Make Informed Decisions While Going Solar
MAGE SOLAR Receives UL-Certification for its US-Produced MAGE POWERTEC PLUS modules
Signature modules of the complete system provider have completed intensive UL-testing phase and are now UL-listed
SGS leads discussion at tenth Annual Responsible Business Summit
As platinum sponsors of the tenth Annual Responsible Business Summit held May 3 - 4, 2011 in London, UK, SGS led discussions related to Corporate Responsibility and showcased its expanding portfolio of solutions.
Philip Ackerman-Leist to Be Keynote Speaker at SolWest Fair
Solar energy, wind power, sustainable living and traditional skills are featured at SolWest Fair July 29-31 in John Day, Oregon. Keynote speaker Philip Ackerman-Leist is an off-grid homesteader, farmer, and college professor.
Solaire Generation Unveils Premium Solar Carport Structure at GE Campus
Solaire Generation Solar Carport powers GE Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations in Conn.
PLAINVILLE, Conn. — Solaire Generation unveiled its patent pending Premium F2 Solar Carport Structure at a GE facility in Plainville, Conn., as part of GE's largest Electric-Vehicle (EV) charging station ins
A battery startup flows toward launch
Will flow batteries — large tanks of liquid batteries — be a key technology to help deliver more clean power for the grid? Flow battery startup EnerVault is getting closer to commercializing that vision; it has completed the design of its prototype battery and is counting on a demonstration project next year to help the company launch its technology into the market in 2013, EnerVault CEO Craig Horne told us.
The Silicon Valley startup is developing rechargeable flow batteries that, unlike a lithium-ion battery, separate the energy storage materials and electrolyte from the cells in which the electrochemical reaction occurs. The design involves two tanks, each of which contains a different mix of energy storage material and electrolyte. EnerVault's design fills one tank of electrolyte with iron (the energy storing material) and another electrolyte tank with chromium. Pumps send the solutions from the tanks into separate chambers of a cell to generate electricity. Flow batteries can be scaled up and down easily because of the use of external storage tanks. Flow batteries are also rechargeable, the electrolytes can last a really long time, and typically use abundant materials, so can be a more affordable option.
juwi solar Selects Solar Frontier for Largest CIS Solar Project in North America
Installation adds 3.8 megawatts of clean solar power capacity to utility portfolio
Briones: Controversial Landfill Converts Into Biomass Renewable Energy Facility
The landfill was the subject of complaints by residents of adjacent communities in 2008 because of allegations that the landfill is not complying with environmental laws and was being used to dump hazardous waste that seriously affected the health of the people.
RecycOil and Sustainable Biodiesel Alliance Provide Biodiesel to Willie Nelson's Country Throwdown
Willie Nelson's Bus Fuels Up With Premium Biodiesel Provided by recycOil; New Belgium's Tour de Fat Also Fills Up as It Heads Out for a Summer of Fun
Solar Engineering & Manufacturing Association to Hold Meeting in San Francisco in July
A presentation reviewing business conditions and economic trends affecting the PV industry as well as information about the SEMA technical/membership update and other association news will be discussed.
FUTURE CITY (LTDW) TO EXHIBIT THE DAIWA HOUSE GROUP¹S EDV-01 DISASTER EMERGENCY MOBILE SUPPORT UNIT
The EDV-01 is the first of its kind. A stainless-steel container about 6 meters long, 2 meters wide and 2 meters high, is equipped with cutting-edge systems to provide water and electricity. A rooftop solar system and fuel cell generates power that is stored in lithium-ion batteries (developed by Elly Power Co), whereas another system collects up to 20 liters of potable water a day from the air, which enough for two adults to live on for about month. The container¹s main attraction is that it does not require any construction. With the flip of a switch, a hydraulic pump raises the walls in four and a half minutes to form a second floor. The first floor contains a kitchen that utilizes induction heating for cooking, a shower and a bio-toilet. The second floor has fold-away beds and an office space with a separate desk. Four hydraulic ³feet² automatically stabilize the containers on rough terrain. The unit is ecologically sound as the container itself does not generate any waste during the installation or dismantling process. Research and development for the EDV-01 took two and a half years. The developers were particularly concerned about design details. For example, the exterior can be used as a billboard and the punched-metal exterior walls are visible from great distances due to the inclusion of light-emitting diodes.
LITTLE TOKYO DESIGN WEEK: FUTURE CITY (LTDW) TO EXHIBIT THE DAIWA HOUSE GROUP¹S EDV-01 DISASTER EMERGENCY MOBILE SUPPORT UNIT
Self-Contained Mobile Container Emergency Housing Unit That Supplies Its Own Electricity and Water for Two Adults for a Month to Be Exhibited
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