Missouri and Kansas Municipal Organizations Sign Renewable Energy Supply Contracts Totaling 65 MW with Marshall Wind Energy
Marshall Wind Energy LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of RPM Access LLC (RPMA), has signed three individual long-term renewable energy power purchase agreements with Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission (MJMEUC), headquartered in Columbia, Missouri, Kansas Power Pool (KPP), based in Wichita, Kansas and the City of Independence, Missouri, Department of Power and Light (IPL), totaling 65 MW of renewable energy.
Tesla PowerWall Destined for New Homes in La Quinta and Palm Desert
The new Tesla Powerwall could become the answer to lower energy costs for thousands of new home owners in the desert area surrounding Palm Springs, CA., where new home builder, GHA Companies, is always looking for ways to make their new homes more energy efficient and lower electricity costs for home owners.
Identified Microgrid Capacity Has Tripled in the Last Year, According to Navigant Research
North America leads the market today, but the largest market over the long term is likely to be Asia Pacific, report concludes
Geothermal Power Ready to Meet Future Power System Needs, New Report Concludes
"Geothermal energy is the few renewable energy sources to date that can provide a full range of both ancillary services and baseload power to a power system"
Hanwha Q CELLS Puts Two Solar Power Plants into Operation in the UK Totaling in Excess of 45 MW
Golden Square Energy was the development partner in the Green End (24.8 MW) and the Fenland Farm project (20.4 MW) near Cambridge
--- Both Photovoltaic Power Plants have been grid-connected in Q1 2015 and will run under the 1.4 ROC scheme
--- Hanwha Q CELLS took full ownership of both parks and now has a portfolio of more than 45 MW of successfully operating PV plants in UK
JinkoSolar to Supply 50 MW of Solar Panels to Tegnatia for Projects in Turkey
This deal makes JinkoSolar the Turkey's leading module supplier.
Pattern Energy Completes Acquisition of Two Wind Power Facilities Totaling 351 MW from Wind Capital Group
The acquisition of these two facilities expands Pattern Energy's operations into two new U.S. states, Kansas and Missouri.
Used cigarette butts offer energy storage solution
Scientists in South Korea have developed a new way to store energy that also offers a solution to a growing environmental problem.
Reporting their findings in the IOP Publishing journal Nanotechnology, the research team successfully converted used cigarette butts into a high performing material that could be integrated into computers, handheld devices, electric vehicles and wind turbines to store energy.
According to the study, this material outperforms commercially available carbon, graphene and carbon nanotubes. It may someday be used to coat the electrodes of supercapacitors: electrochemical components that can store extremely large amounts of electrical energy.
"Our study has shown that used cigarette filters can be transformed into a high performing carbon-based material using a simple one step process, which simultaneously offers a green solution for meeting the energy demands of society," says co-author Professor Jongheop Yi of Seoul National University.
Upcoming Tradeshow, Conference & Exhibition Summary - June, July, August 2015
Here is a summary of what Tradeshows, Conferences & Exhibitions to look forward to in the coming months.
MIT Group Used Solar Energy To Make Salty Water Drinkable In Off-Grid Areas
By Eleanor Goldberg for The Huffington Post: While there are many technologies out there than can effectively remove salt from water to make it drinkable, most are expensive and rely heavily on electricity –- rendering them all but useless in remote, off-grid villages.
That’s why a group of engineers from MIT, backed by Jain Irrigation Systems, set out to invent a system that relies on solar energy to bring clean drinking water to rural areas in India, The Washington Post reported.
About 21 percent of India’s communicable diseases are related to unsafe water, according to the World Bank. According to MIT researchers 60 percent of India has brackish groundwater -- while not toxic, that water is too salty to be ideal for human consumption.
The group, which took home the first-place Desal Prize last month in the “Securing Water for Food” challenge, used a method called electrodialysis, which relies on electricity and ultraviolet rays, according to the aid organization.
The first-place winners were awarded a $140,000 grant. Cont'd...
Endura Energy Project Corp. Announces the Completion of two Commercial Solar Power Plants in the Greater Toronto Area
Endura Energy Project Corp. ("Endura Energy") is pleased to announce that it has completed the turnkey construction of another 1.2 MW of rooftop solar energy projects in the Greater Toronto Area on behalf of the developers, Endura Energy Developments Inc. and SolarShare Co-op.
RBI Completed a Solar Carport Project at Cox Headquarters
This canopy project presented unique challenges from both an aesthetic and engineering perspective. The design of the canopy incorporated aesthetics to match existing structures.
Spire Corporation Continues Aggressive Supply of Solar Simulators to Chinese Manufacturers
Strength of sales is driven by the local presence of Spires distributor in China
Solar Industry Veterans Launch Green Street Solar Power
New Firm Positioned to Become Regions Leading Solar Provider
Increasing Interest in Renewable Energy Projects Leads to Major Expansion in North America
- Company Completes Construction on Latest Solar PV Plant
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