EES EUROPE CONFERENCE SHINES THE SPOTLIGHT ON THE ROLE OF INNOVATIVE STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE ENERGY MARKET
ees Europe, Europe's largest exhibition for batteries and energy storage systems, is once again being accompanied by the ees Europe Conference from June 21-22, 2016.
Parliamentary ructions over Government treatment of solar power
Tories reportedly set to rebel to prevent VAT hike threat to domestic solar
Lords vote against Government closure of key support for solar power
Commons objects to Government SI to close key support for solar, triggering vote
Now 100 Percent of SunPower's Direct Current E-Series and X-Series Solar Panels Produced are Cradle to Cradle Certifiedâ„¢ Silver
New Achievements Reinforce SunPower as One of the World's Most Sustainable Solar Companies
PVinsights: Solar price downtrend sees no sign of alleviation
Solar panel prices continue the downtrend this week, due to sluggish global demand. In China, solar panel prices are facing the obvious price reduction, since solar demand is weakening. Moreover, the traditional rush installation in Japan and India are heading the end in March, so major solar panel buyers are now reducing their procurement sharply. The slow demand pressurizes the solar panel prices in these regions. Moreover, with more trade-friendly capacities available, Chinese module makers now can strengthen their market share in the U.S and the EU by offering more competitive prices.
Prysmian Launches New Cable Solution Enabling Up To 15% Cost Reduction Of Offshore Wind Farms
Prysmian Group, world leader in the energy and telecom cable systems industry has gained verification of its higher voltage cable system technology for offshore wind inter-array networks.
VAT Silence Raises Hopes for Domestic Solar
Osborne green light for Smart Power 'lays foundation for solar future
Lack of certainty for established renewables continues, while fossil boosted
Perverse treatment of renewables under Climate Change Levy should end
Strong, compact and lightweight for optimised TCO: KACO new energy's blueplanet 50.0 TL3 INT.
More than ever, when constructing new systems it's all about bringing installation work, stable performance and costs down to a common denominator.
AlsoEnergy Introduces PowerPortal: Specialized Displays for Community Solar Projects
AlsoEnergy is constantly looking for ways to address evolving demands in the solar energy marketplace. Today AlsoEnergy announces another new option in the company product line: "PowerPortal" displays for community solar projects.
Nominations Open for SEPA's 2016 Solar Power Players Awards
The soon-to-be Smart Electric Power Alliance - but still the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) until April 11 -- has opened nominations for its annual Solar Power Players awards.
Yaskawa - Solectria Solar Establishes Manufacturing and Sales/Service Office in São Paulo, Brazil
Lawrence, MA - March 16, 2016 - Yaskawa - Solectria Solar, the leading U.S. commercial PV inverter manufacturer, announced today that it has established a solar manufacturing plant and a sales/service office in São Paulo, Brazil to further its support in the Latin American (LATAM) PV market. The office will be co-located with Yaskawa El©trico do Brasil, the Brazilian subsidiary of Yaskawa America, Inc. that was established in 1974. This subsidiary brings experience and knowledge of the Brazilian manufacturing and sales processes. Yaskawa - Solectria Solar Brazil offers its commercial and utility-scale products and solutions to meet the demands of these solar markets in Latin America.
Green light for Carno 3 Wind Farm
Natural Power has secured consent for Carno 3 Wind Farm.
Bourne Energy Develops Clean Energy Technology That Closes the Gap with Fossil Fuels
Bourne Energy Develops Continuous High Power Zero-Carbon Generator That Will Speed The Global Transition to Renewable Energy
The world's first solar airport no longer pays for electricity
Jethro Mullen for CNN: Fed up with their hefty electricity bill, managers at Cochin International Airport in southern India took matters into their own hands.
Three years ago, they began adding solar panels -- first on the roof of the arrivals terminal, then on and around an aircraft hangar. The success of those initial efforts led to a much bigger endeavor.
"We wanted to be independent of the electricity utility grid," Jose Thomas, the airport's general manager, told CNNMoney.
Last year, the airport commissioned the German company Bosch to build a vast 45-acre solar plant on unused land near the international cargo terminal.
The plant came online in August, making Cochin the world's first fully solar-powered airport.
The tens of thousands of panels generate on average slightly more than the roughly 48,000-50,000 kilowatts of power that the airport -- the seventh busiest in India -- uses per day, according to Thomas. Surplus energy is fed into the wider electricity grid.
The big project cost around 620 million rupees ($9.3 million), a sum the airport expects to save in less than six years by not having to pay electricity bills anymore. It also estimates the solar plant will avoid more than 300,000 metric tons of carbon emissions from coal power over the next 25 years. Cont'd...
Applied Energy Technologies' (AET) Rayportâ„¢-G ECO Solar Racking System Debuts in the Sunshine State
Advanced Green Technologies (AGT) Selects AET for 4.7 MW Ground Mount Project in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Bipartisan Massachusetts Lawmakers Show Great Leadership In Pressing Pro-Solar Legislation
Following is a statement from Sean Gallagher, vice president of state affairs for the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), applauding 100 members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for writing House leadership in support of legislation to assure strong net energy metering policies:
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