Solar energy helps the US economic boom

Solar energy helps t...

A report by the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) indicates that the photovoltaic installations in 2009 rose 40% in the U.S. and this year is expected to reach even double. At present...

Valencia will become the capital of world PV

Valencia will become...

On Monday September 6  in Valencia starts the 25th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition and 5th (25th EU PVSEC / WCPEC-5). An event which will take place throughout...

Cuba advancing a project to convert ocean thermal energy

Cuba advancing a pro...

The Ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) is a system based on taking advantage of temperature differences between sea surface and deep waters. In Matanzas Bay, north of the Caribbean...

Solar energy helps the US economic takeoff

Solar energy helps t...

According to a report by the American Solar Energy Society, photovoltaic installations grew 40% in 2009 and this year is expected to reach even double. It is considered the country...

The new Vestas Wind turbines arrive in Australia

The new Vestas Wind ...

Vestas, Danish manufacturer of wind turbines, received an order for the largest wind project in Australia – with the new V112 wind turbines now marketed in onshore and offshore...

California: a mega project of solar thermal

California: a mega p...

The Energy Commission of California has approved the project to construct and operate the Solar Millennium, a subsidiary of Solar Trust of America, the mega power project of 968 MW...

EV: THINK is entering the French market

EV: THINK is enterin...

THINK, the Scandinavian manufacturer of the electric car of the same name, said Thursday it entered the French market through a partnership created between its division and O2City Mobivia...

Around the world in 80 days with Zerotracer

Around the world in ...

Oerlikon Solar, the producer of production plants for the manufacture of thin film silicon solar modules, becomes the main sponsor of the Swiss team “Oerlikon Solar Racing Team”...



Posts Tagged «U.S. administration»

The spill boosts U.S. offshore wind: 5GW for Maine 2030

The spill boosts U.S. offshore wind: 5GW for Maine 2030
The recent approval by the federal government’s first American project for offshore wind farm, Cape Wind project, and the immeasurable ecological disaster of oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico appear to have given a boost to final implementation...Read More

DoE awards $62 million to CSP

DoE awards $62 million to CSP
The DoE (Department of Energy) announced May 7, 2010 a budget of $62 million over a period of five years for low cost solar technologies, namely solar thermal concentrator (CSP), the objective that 10-15% of electricity is from solar by 2030....Read More

Renewable Energy: 33% target in 2020?

Renewable Energy: 33% target in 2020?
In  2002  California set the target to increase to 20% by 2010 the share of renewables in total electricity production. In 2008, Governor Schwarzenegger has added to this a goal of up to 33% for 2020. But the current situation (ratio of 13%...Read More

Californian Wind Energy Needs a Boost

Californian Wind Energy Needs a Boost
If the sun certainly attracts media attention, the wind is not, however, remains in California. The state has the third largest installed wind from behind Texas and Iowa in the United States. Indeed for many years California has pursued an aggressive...Read More