Increased Cycling Of Power Stations Makes Cents
A new report from the NREL states increased cycling of fossil fuel base power stations to take into account fluctuating renewable energy input makes solid economic sense.
Daqo New Energy Powers Ahead
While many polysilicon producers in China are struggling, Daqo New Energy appears to be going from strength to strength.
Australian Concentrating Solar Thermal Trial To Proceed
The first Australian trial of concentrating solar thermal (CST) technology has been given the green light by Forbes Shire Council.
Electricity Price Cuts Possibly Years Off (If Ever)
It’s not good news for those who had their hopes pinned on pricing pain at the power point reducing anytime soon.
Suzuki On Abbott And Climate: ‘What The Hell…?’
David Suzuki hasn’t minced words about the new Australian government’s approach to climate change and renewable energy.
Cook Dinner In 20 Minutes Using The Sun
The classic Australian barby could look very different soon – a new Kickstarter project seeks to finance commercial release of the GoSun Stove.
Soitec Award DoD Concentrated Solar PV Contract
French electronics company Soitec (Euronext) has signed with the U.S. Department of Defence to provide a one-megawatt concentrated photovoltaic demonstration system at Fort Irwin, California.
Commercial Solar Guide Released
As more businesses look to solar to help reduce their operational costs; it’s important they are armed with the right information on which to base a solid purchase decision.
US West Leads The Renewable Energy Way
According to the American Council on Renewable Energy, western US states are leading the charge on good clean energy policy and investment and other regions in the nation need to follow their lead.
Vestas Inks EDF Wind Turbine Supply Deal
Wind energy giant Vestas has announced it has closed a Master Supply Agreement (MSA) with EDF Renewable Energy to provide 80 megawatts of wind turbines for multiple projects in the U.S.
