American Solar Energy Society Unveils New Website and Renewed Vision
ASES also selected a new tagline--the power of community--to reflect its intent to continue bringing together all segments of science, technology and citizenry to advance the possibilities of renewable energy and sustainability in the U.S.
Can Offshore Wind Power Revive U.S. Ports?
Benjamin Storrow for Scientific American: Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Maryland are all eyeing up manufacturing and maintenance businesses that would support wind energy
Sterling and Wilson Scales New Heights; Gets Awarded the World's Largest Solar PV Plant
With construction already underway, the prodigious plant, which is spread over a desert area of 7.8 sq. km, is scheduled to be fully integrated with the grid in a record timeline of just 23 months. To top it all, the project was awarded at the lowest ever recorded bid in the history of PV solar.
CEEW NRDC study: More than 300,000 to Join India's Clean Energy Workforce by 2022, Rooftop Solar Major Job Creator
The labor-intensive rooftop solar segment will employ 70 percent of the new workforce, creating seven times more jobs than large-scale projects such as solar farms.
NEW REPORT: No evidence that changing power mix endangers electric system reliability
Expert report by Analysis Group finds that low-priced natural gas, not renewable energy policies, is fundamental cause of coal and nuclear plant closures
FUGRO RETURNS TO BORSSELE OFFSHORE WIND FARM ZONE TO CONDUCT UXO SURVEY
Fugro has been awarded a joint contract with Boskalis for survey and identification of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in the Borssele Wind Farm Zone.
Freedom Solar installs rooftop solar arrays on seven Mission Park locations
Freedom Solar teams up with the largest and oldest privately owned funeral company in San Antonio, Mission Park Funeral Chapels and Cemeteries, to install solar arrays on seven of its locations.
U.S. Reports a Major Milestone in Wind and Solar Power
Bobby Magill for Scientific American: 10 percent of electricity generated in the country in March came from these renewables
QOS Energy delivers innovative energy management system to SunHydrO's Solar+Storage R&D project
QOS Energy, a leading renewable O&M analytics software provider, has completed the delivery of an innovative Energy Management System to SunHydrO, a combined renewable energy and storage R&D project led by French aggregator SunR Smart Energy. The SunHydrO project aims to foster the grid integration of variable renewable energy sources with the added flexibility offered by pumped hydro storage units.
iDemand Energy Storage Begins Work on 1-MW solar+battery project for California-based biochem lab
iDemand Energy Storage, a startup manufacturer of sustainable energy storage batteries, plans to start work in July on a $1.4 million contract awarded by SunFusion Solar to produce batteries for five buildings operated by biochemical manufacturer, Scantibodies Laboratory. All three companies are based in San Diego County.
GameChange Unveils $2 Billion Capital Intro™ Program to Fund Solar Projects
The program is primarily in concert with five leading funding sources, two of which are large utility backed power generation companies and the other three of which are leading IPPs.
Unirac, Inc. and PVComplete Partner To Integrate PV Design Software
Integrating CAD, solar engineering, design and quoting into one tool, helping solar designers save time, reduce costs, and optimize projects
PVinsights: As mono wafer prices drop, upstream rally hit the brakes
Polysilicon prices had a moderate decline this week. As polysilicon buyers have already prepared enough inventories for the installation raft in June, they had no immediate rush for procurement at this moment. Instead, they tend to take a defensive stance as they anticipated a price downturn in the near future. Suppliers have started to slightly lower the prices amid dimmer outlook in late June. Overseas market remained bearish due to limited utilization rates of downstream wafer suppliers. With low utilization rates, wafer producers did not show interest in further purchase and hesitate to procure considering current prices were too high.
Solar Industry Expects Loss of 88,000 Jobs in U.S. Next Year if Government Rules in Company's Favor in Trade Case
Manufacturing jobs would fall despite claim; biggest losses seen in California, S.C. and Texas
Panasonic, Pika Energy Partner to Offer Harbor Smart Battery™ for Solar-Plus-Storage
Pika Energys Harbor 10P/15P Smart Battery, co-developed with Panasonic and featuring plug-and-play DC-coupling, is available to pre-order today.
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