The renewable energy division of the Libra Group, Greenwood Energy has signed a $50 million commitment with the U.S. Department of Energy to be a part of their ‘Better Buildings Challenge’, which integrates retailers, large-scale property owners, and universities with financial partners to start energy efficiency projects.
Oncor has launched The Green Button as part of a national initiative to provide its customers with a tool that will enable them to monitor and manage their energy usage level in order to save energy and reduce their electricity bills.
Waste Management has reported the completion of a new gas-to-energy plant construction at the Pine Tree Acres Renewable Energy Facility located in Lenox. The new plant is designed to produce 12.8 MW of electricity from waste to fulfill the power requirement of roughly 12,000 Michigan homes.
Frost & Sullivan in its new analysis has highlighted the requirement for energy security in the Asia Pacific. This requirement has developed due to Fukushima’s latest power plant disaster. The analysis has estimated that US revenues in 2015 will reach $376.0 million.
Manufacturer of semiconductor materials, Soitec has successfully finished the construction and grid connection work for Italy’s biggest concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) solar power unit situated in Catania province in Sicily to enable it to produce years of clean energy for the local power grid.
The 100th static synchronous compensator (STATCOM) solution has been sold by AMSC to Iberdrola Renewables, LLC that deals with renewable energy projects in the US. Towards the end of this year, AMSC's D-VAR system will be utilized by Iberdrola Renewables to connect the Groton Wind Farm comprising 48 MW to the power grid present in central New Hampshire. AMSC's Middleton, Wisconsin facility has been selected for manufacturing the STATCOM.
Green Deal program has decided to increase energy efficiency in households all over the UK through a program initiating homeowners to utilize energy saving measures that will provide sufficient warmth to the their homes and also reduce the energy bills during continuous increase in electricity and gas prices.
A thermal storage system is currently being developed by scientists from the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology in Stuttgart along with industrial partner ZeoSys in Berlin.
Nitro-Turbodyne, a clean energy and renewable energy startup company, has proposed an Arctic study project called Project Polar Bear with the help of Liferay, a leading enterprise web portal provider based in Southern California, as its main sponsor.
Reduced river flows and higher water temperatures due to climate change in the United States and Europe have affected the production of thermoelectric power plant, raising concerns over electricity costs and future energy security.
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