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Corona Solar Collectors from Solene Solar Hot Water Systems

Solene Solar Hot Water Systems provides the Corona solar collector that features advanced technology. The solar collector is compatible with all models of solar hot water systems and is suitable for any climatic conditions. The components of the thermal collector include an absorber plate, solar glass glazing, back plate, aluminum casing, aluminum foil and gaskets.

2 Apr 2010

X-50 Commercial Roadway Lighting Systems from Solar Lighting International

The X-50 commercial roadway lighting system is equipped with a charge controller that features maximum power point tracking (MPPT). The solar lighting system is made of powder coated die cast aluminum casting, featuring single action latch opening.

2 Apr 2010

Solar Tracking Systems for Solar Parks from Lorentz

Lorentz supplies tracking systems designed for solar parks. Tracking systems have single-axis systems with an elevation angle that can be manually adjusted. They are available in a solid design and they can be easily maintained. Solar tracking systems from the company have capacity up to 2.5kWp. They are equipped with an optional wind sensor. Tracking systems for solar parks utilize central control up to several MW.

2 Apr 2010

3 SQF-2 Solar Water Pumps from Conergy USA

Conergy USA provides Grundfos SQFlex solar water pumps. The 3 SQF-2 pump is a helical rotor pump with a maximum capacity to lift up to 360 feet. This solar water pump has a flow rate ranging in between 2 and 3 GPM. The 3 SQF-2 pump can operate at water temperature ranging from 32 degree Fahrenheit to 104 degree Fahrenheit and withstand pH of 5 to 9. It is also tolerant to salt water up to 500 PPM and to sand up to 50 PPM. The solar water pump from Conergy USA comprises features such as inbuilt controller, stainless steel construction and inbuilt protection capabilities. The inbuilt protection feature protects the pump from mechanical overload, dry run, over temperature and under and over voltage conditions.

2 Apr 2010

AZ-225 Residential Tracker Systems from Array Technologies

The AZ-225 residential tracker system provides stability in the wind with its gear drive feature. It is included with dual-axis system.

2 Apr 2010

Leading Solar Cell Manufacturer to Source Deposition Tool from Oxford Instruments

Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology (OIPT) has just won a contract for a five module cluster tool from Robert Bosch, one of the world's leading manufacturers of solar cells.

1 Apr 2010

GE to Expand Offshore Wind Turbine Business in European Countries

GE has planned to expand its wind turbine business in several EU countries, which includes Sweden, the U.K., Germany and Norway.

1 Apr 2010

Advanced Energy Industries Acquires PV Powered Inc

A global leader in solar-power generation, Advanced Energy Industries, has signed a merger agreement to acquire PV Powered, leading provider of solar invertors. This acquisition is expected to increase Advanced Energy Industries’ revenues and be neutral to 2010 GAAP net income.

1 Apr 2010

Forecast Report on China’s Wind Power Sector

Report Buyer’s new report, ‘Deep Research Report on Cost and Price of China Wind Power Equipment 2010’ provides an in-depth analysis of China’s wind power equipment.

1 Apr 2010

Geothermal Designing and Installation Services from On-Site Energy

On-Site Energy provides geothermal designing and installation services for commercial, residential and institutional projects. The company utilizes the latest software to calculate heat load and to arrive at the appropriate design. The geothermal systems are designed using new techniques. The technical personnel at On-Site Energy are certified and trained for installing geothermal vaults, vertical circuits, manifolds and pipe fusions in residential, industrial and commercial applications. Geothermal systems utilize the consistent temperature beneath the ground to provide heating and cooling or produce hot water for domestic use. Even if it is too cold or too windy, the geothermal system will produce heat.

1 Apr 2010