Circular Energy Urges Texas Senator To Extend Solar Investment Tax Credit

James D. Steffes, CEO of Circular Energy, today included his signature on a letter by SEIA to Congress concerning extending the 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC).

MIT invention uses solar power to make ocean water drinkable

USAID recently announced the winners of the Desal Prize, part of a competition to see who could create an affordable desalination solution for developing countries. The idea was to create a system that could remove salt from water and meet three criteria: it had to be cost-effective, environmentally sustainable, and energy efficient. The winners of the $125,000 first prize were a group from MIT and Jain Irrigation Systems. The group came up with a method that uses solar panels to charge a bank of batteries. The batteries then power a system that removes salt from the water through electrodialysis. On the most basic level, that means that dissolved salt particles, which have a slight electric charge, are drawn out of the water when a small electrical current is applied. In addition to getting rid of salt (which makes water unusable for crops and for drinking), the team also applied UV light to disinfect some of the water as it passed through the system. Using the sun instead of fossil fuels to power a desalination plant isn't a totally new idea. Larger solar desalination plants are being seriously investigated in areas where water is becoming a scarce resource, including Chile and California. While proponents hope to eventually could provide water to large numbers of people, the technology is still expensive (though prices are dropping) and requires a lot of intricate technology.

Chinese Suppliers Continued to Lead the Solar PV Module Market in 2014, IHS Says

Trina Solar rose to become the top global PV module supplier in 2014

FUGRO COMPLETES OF ONE OF OFFSHORE WIND INDUSTRY'S LARGEST EVER GEOTECHNICAL CAMPAIGNS AT HORNSEA PROJECT ONE

Fugro has successfully completed one of the largest seabed investigation campaigns in the history of the offshore wind industry in preparation for DONG Energy's 1.2 gigawatt Hornsea Project One project.

Deploying 72-cell SolarWorld solar panels, USDA system will be biggest in D.C. area

Project totaling 1.5 megawatts of photovoltaics will power office and research facility

Japan's $21 Million Microgrid Investment Boosting Renewable Sector, says GlobalData

Ministry of Energy encouraging microgrid development in Japan, with $21 million funding for independent demonstration projects ---- Reduced approval time for renewable projects will help Japans renewable energy capacity to almost double between 2014 and 2025, says analyst

Radiance Solar Completes Installation for Wilsonart

Global Manufacturer Adopts Solar Power to Meet Economic and Sustainability Goals

ViZn Energy Systems' Zinc-Iron Flow Battery Commissioned at Randolph-Macon College as Part of Dominion Solar Project

Project demonstrating grid-scale energy storage with solar generation

Axiom Exergy Slashes Supermarkets' Energy Bills by Converting Refrigeration Systems into Low-Cost Energy Storage Assets

Axiom Exergy's Refrigeration Battery enables commercial buildings with high refrigeration-based energy loads to intelligently "store refrigeration" for later use, reducing peak electricity demand by up to 40 percent. This new, low-cost approach to energy storage enables supermarkets to boost their razor-thin profit margins by: a) shifting electricity demand to inexpensive, overnight hours; and b) providing backup cooling to avoid catastrophic food spoilage during power outages.

The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas Completes Multimillion Project to Reduce Carbon Footprint

The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas has completed a multimillion-dollar cogeneration plant on the Island of Kauai. It is the first instance in the Hawaiian Islands where a cogeneration system has the capacity to generate up to 100% of a resorts energy needs.

SolBid Launches Crowdfunding Campaign to Raise Funds for Initiative 'Brighter Classrooms'

Solar energy start up, SolBid has made it their mission to help schools from the looming educational budget deficit in the U.S. through the use of solar energy.

Infocast's 6th Offshore Wind Development & Finance Summit Returns to the East Coast this June

Is 2015 Going to be the Year for the North American Offshore Wind Industry?

Solectria Introduces the PVI 36TL Transformerless Three-Phase String Inverter

Solectria - A Yaskawa Company, a leading U.S. PV inverter manufacturer, announced the introduction of the PVI 36TL adding to its three-phase, 1000 VDC, transformerless string inverter line.

AEG Power Solutions Launches MoniUPS Remote Monitoring for Power Systems

Preventive maintenance and fast fault resolution -- Provides 24x7 access to AEG Power Solutions experts -- Maximizes uptime and reduces total cost of ownership -- Universal, multi-brand remote monitoring solution

Unirac Ground Mount Solution is Available for Shipment

GFT is the result of close collaboration with our customers and forward thinking vision for the ground mount market.

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