Milestone in the construction of the Niagara Tunnel

Milestone in the con...

The construction of the Niagara Tunnel – as high as a 4-story building – has reached an important milestone when the tunnel has been completely lined with concrete. Once...

Wind in Argentina: Koluel Kayke II wind farm

Wind in Argentina: K...

IMPSA, the largest Latin American wind turbine manufacturer, will invest $ 81 million in Koluel Kayke II wind farm. IMPSA won approval of a long-term financing of the Corporation Andina...

97% of the Bolivian territory is suitable for solar energy

97% of the Bolivian ...

Bolivia began to develop renewable energies like wind and solar photovoltaic. The first wind farm with Chinese wind turbines will be installed in Tarija. A study released by the Energy...

Alstom joins SSE and strengthened in marine energy

Alstom joins SSE and...

Scotland’s largest producer of marine energy, SSE Renewables and the French manufacturer Alstom announced Tuesday the creation of a joint venture responsible for developing the...

Nicaragua already covers 48% of demand with renewable energy

Nicaragua already co...

Wind, geothermal, hydro and solar power and cover half the energy consumption of Nicaragua. There are plans to install wind turbines in new wind projects. According to The National...

The Emirate of Dubai is diversifying and launching a mega solar project

The Emirate of Dubai...

The Emirate of Dubai is diversifying and launching a mega solar project with the aim of reducing its energy dependence on fossil fuels (including gas). The emirate of Dubai announced...

UN declared 2012 as the year of renewable energy

UN declared 2012 as ...

The International Energy Agency (IEA) warned days before the finalization of the 2011: “The Earth is moving towards an unsustainable energy future, unless urgent measures are...

Widehem Park: the storm ripped the blades of a wind turbine!

Widehem Park: the st...

The website of a newspaper called LaSemaine  reported Thursday a rather unusual incident, highlighting a wind turbine located near the A16 motorway, whose blades were completely “shredded”...



Posts Tagged «solar power»

Michael Grätzel wins Millennium Technology Award

Michael Grätzel wins Millennium Technology Award
Michael Grätzel has won the 2010 Millennium Technology Award for what has been achieved by the third generation of dye-sensitized solar cells. It is the recognition of what is known as “artificial photosynthesis.” Michael Grätzel...Read More

1.235 million in R&D to achieve PV competitiveness in Europe

1.235 million in R&D to achieve PV competitiveness in Europe
The European Photovoltaic Industry will be invested 740 million euro in R&D in the European plans for achieving competitiveness in all segments of technology. The plan, presented in Madrid this week, will help provide photovoltaic solar...Read More

A new solar technology laboratory test in the U.S.

A new solar technology laboratory test in the U.S.
The tests and certifications Institute of the German Association for Electrical, Electronics and Information Technology (VDE) and the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) in Vancouver have reached an agreement for the supply of services on the...Read More

Competitive costs for renewable energy

Competitive costs for renewable energy
A study by David Oliver, an engineering student at Dalhousie University, shows that renewable energy, if used properly, can have similar costs, or even lower, to traditional energy. The study, conducted under the supervision of Prof. Dominic...Read More