Something New Under the Portland Sun
MIT Spinoff Mapdwell Launches First Website for All Portlanders to Discover Their Solar Potential, Explore Their Options and Connect With Local Installers, Making Solar Exciting and Simple
Thanks to Steadfast Support from Brown Electric, Roof Tech Breaks into the Carolinas Solar Market
Jamie Brown had been doing basic electrical work for many years until 2007, when one day a customer needed someone to install a PV system on his home. Jamie did the job, and since then has installed more than 500 solar systems on residences in South Carolina and North Carolina.
Report: New Skilled Workforce, Training Needed for India's Ambitious Renewable Energy and Climate Goals
Indias goal to dramatically expand solar energy could trigger a green jobs boom adding one million new engineers, technicians, solar installers, maintenance workers and performance data monitors to its workforce, according to a new report released in connection with a "Make in India" conference in Mumbai.
Exosun pursues its partnership with CNR to equip two new PV plants in the South of France with its solar trackers
Exosun, worldwide leading supplier of advanced, cost-effective solar tracking solutions for ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) plants, will equip two new plants of the largest French renewable energy producer, CNR (La Compagnie Nationale du RhĂ'ne). The 9.5 MWp Beaucaire and 4 MWp Donzère plants situated in the South of France will be equipped with Exosuns Exotrack® HZ single-axis solar trackers.
The Koch Brothers' Dirty War on Solar Power
Tim Dickinson for Rolling Stone: The full political might of Florida's IOUs was on display in December, when a deceptive campaign, funded by the state's electric utilities, crushed a citizen-led effort to open Florida to solar competition through the 2016 ballot. "When your opponents have no ethical foundation, have unlimited resources and are willing to say and do anything to defeat you," says Stephen Smith, director of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, which led the pro-solar effort, "it's a tough hurdle to overcome."
It should come as no surprise that the utilities have fought so hard. The rise of cheap, distributed solar power poses a disruptive – and perhaps existential – threat to the traditional electric utility business.
Monopoly electric utilities used to make sense. Dirty power, generated at a distance from population centers, was carried over a set of transmission lines to homes and businesses. Consumers got reliable power from a single provider. IOUs were guaranteed a profit – both for building power plants and transmission lines as well as for the electricity itself. Full Article:
Fraunhofer TechBridge launches SunRISE Challenge, seeking innovations in solar energy, in partnership with DSM and Greentown Labs
The SunRISE TechBridge Challenge is seeking innovations in materials and technologies that will enable the reduction of levelized cost of energy (LCOE) for photovoltaic (PV) systems, and consequently increase the penetration of affordable PV.
Sungevity Partners with CleanSpark to Provide Energy Monitoring and Management to its Growing List of Commercial Solar Customers
Sungevity, a leader in the global solar market, and CleanSpark, a microgrid technology company, today announced a partnership in which Sungevity will include CleanSpark's cyber-secure energy monitoring and management software with its commercial solar offering. The partnership will make CleanSpark's technology available to Sungevity's commercial customers with access to real-time system monitoring.
Leviathan Wind Energizer Announces New Wind Energy Technology for Fast Climate Change Action and Crowd Funding
The company is raising $1 million to certify the proven and patented technology on a large scale
sPower, SRP Unveil Sandstone Solar
New Project Demonstrates Increasing Affordability of Utility-Scale Solar
Renewable Energy Readiness of Pakistan
Distribution companies are reluctant to expand grid into rural areas and revenues for tariffs cannot provide sufficient returns to recover the investment. Providing energy access to such villages through stand-alone off-grid solar systems or mini or micro-grids can provide them access to modern energy sources.
SAENORE - South Asian Experts Network on Renewable Energy
SAENORE will create and maintain knowledge transfers amongst renewable energy experts in South Asia and it will work in the areas of Energy efficiency, Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Small Hydro Power, Bio-energy and Geothermal Energy.
altE Adds National Electric Code Review Workshop Day to 2016 Annual Solar Installer Conference
Solar National Electric Code Expert, Dr. Sean White, to provide interactive class for solar installers and electric code inspectors at altEs 2016 Annual Solar Installer Conference
Corvus Energy wins Environmental Award at the 2016 Offshore Support Journal Conference, London.
The Environmental Award sponsored by Nor-Shipping is awarded to a company, project or product that has made a significant contribution to a reduction in the environmental footprint of the OSV industry.
skytron energy chosen for 86.2 MWp PV plant in South Africa
skytron energys monitoring technology helps to regulate electricity in an energy intensive region
Clean Energy Collective Co-Founds Community Solar Trade Association
Coalition for Community Solar Access to help cultivate community solar market growth.
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