Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

GreenShift Successfully Commissions Ethanol Plant for Advanced BioEnergy

GreenShift has declared its successful fulfilling of a license accord with Advanced BioEnergy and productive commissioning of an ethanol plant in Fairmont, Nebraska.

17 Aug 2011

SPI Solar to Provide EPC services for Solar Project in New Jersey

SPI Solar, an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services provider and developer of vertically integrated solar PV products, declared that it has been contracted by KDC Solar to provide EPC services for the design and building of a 9.7 MW distributed solar energy facility (SEF) that uses fixed and ground mount solar panels.

17 Aug 2011

DEGERenergie to Target Self-use Solar Market with MLD Tracking Technology

DEGERenergie intone with the growing interest for the development of solar power production for self-use has declared the introduction of MLD tracking facility.

17 Aug 2011

Antaris Solar Announces Receipt of UL Certification for AS P and AS M Solar Panels

Antaris Solar, a Germany headquartered supplier of solar PV panels, declared that its AS P and AS M series of PV modules have received the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) certification in agreement with the strict production standards.

17 Aug 2011

Day4 Energy to Supply Solar Equipment and Technology to PV Products Austria

Day4 Energy, a worldwide solar PV products and solutions provider, declared that it has contracted an accord with PV Products (PVP), a Styria, Austria-based solar module manufacturing company, to supply technology and equipment needed to upgrade their present 30 MW manufacturing facility.

16 Aug 2011

Satcon Technology to Supply Prism Platform Solutions to Oak Solar Power Plant

Satcon Technology, a supplier of utility-scale power transfer solutions for renewable energy segment, declared that it has been chosen by Quanta Renewable Energy Services and Ryan Company, a provider of utility-scale solar PV solutions to supply 10 numbers of 1 MW Prism Platform solar solutions.

16 Aug 2011

Study Indicates Food Waste Disposed at Landfills Doubles Emission Level

InSinkErator, a Racine, Wisconsin-based business of Emerson, a producer of instant hot water dispensers and food waste disposers, has undertaken a professionally evaluated Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study on the impact of a range of presently practiced food waste clearance systems.

16 Aug 2011

NDSU Researchers Introduce Eco-Friendly Bio-Based Resins

The researchers from North Dakota State University (NDSU) have declared the development of bio-based resins that have the potential to change the present resin and coatings technology.

16 Aug 2011

Researchers Dispute Energy Efficiency of Algae-Based Biofuels

A new study by the researchers from University of Virginia reveals that algae-based biofuels are not as green as they are thought to be. According to the researchers, though the algae biofuels offer higher level of energy output and require minimum level of land area to develop, the production of such fuels result in significantly more environmental degradation.

16 Aug 2011

Researchers Discover that Younger Forests Assist in Carbon Storage

A team of ecologists led by Peter Curtis, professor and chair of evolution, ecology and organismal biology at Ohio State University have voided some of the theories about the aging forests and the resultant concern about the continual benefits such as carbon storage to counterbalance greenhouse gas emissions, filtered water, soil fertility and cleansed air.

12 Aug 2011