Are the subsidies cuts, levied by the government, out reduce the prospects of rapidly expanding solar companies such as Engensa – which is yet in its infant stage? The young owners of the company share with us insights into the model which they are working on, in a bid to keep Engensa up and running. [...]
Continue reading...30. October 2011
Recently, one of EU’s largest solar-energy developers awarded a long-term contract to Emerson to provide power inverter technology. Emerson’s contract with Euro Projects, makes them the supplier of utility-scale inverters for two very large solar power plants situated in Villaperuccio in Sardinia, Italy. The power inverters provided by Emerson, converts DC current generated from solar [...]
Continue reading...26. October 2011
Solar thermal is probably the cheapest source of household heated water: besides the initial investment, the convertor will function at no cost, harvesting a free source of energy – sun’s thermal radiation. Such a device could provide from 30% to 80% of the warm water needed for a family of four, depending on the total [...]
Continue reading...24. October 2011
Germany, Tunisia and Morocco along with their governments have both openly acknowledged and supported the concept of Middle East and North African (MENA) countries fulfilling their constantly rising demand for energy by using the intensive sun. They have to generate solar power on a huge scale. Additionally, Europe would import the extra energy generated by [...]
Continue reading...15. October 2011
Recently, chief, Dan Hansen from Repower Australia, concluded that Australia will only be able to support a maximum of three or four turbine manufacturers in the years to come. Hansen spoke to Climate Spectator about the aggressive and cut throat competition in Australian market. A challenge which has evolved due to competitors bidding for contracts, [...]
Continue reading...24. September 2011
In 2012, there will be a summit held to discuss how the IPP market. South Africa can set up with a flourishing and beneficial solar power business. The summit will feature different groups of individuals, such as government officials, investors, CSP developers, and EPC technology providers. In addition to these key individuals, the organizers of [...]
Continue reading...22. September 2011
Due to constantly reducing cost of photovoltaic modules the overall prices of solar-energy generating plants are also on a decline in terms of cost. This is a trend that has been ongoing for the past couple of years. Department of Energy just recently released a report and based on the yearly price comparison of Photovoltaic [...]
Continue reading...13. September 2011
The declaration of the Spanish association for the CSP industry, Protemsolar, was obviously clear – 4293 square Km of CSP plants (which is equivalent to 1 percent of Spain’s region) could actually provide all electricity requirements of the country. The industry ultimate objective in Spain is to install 10,000 MW by 2020. This goal was [...]
Continue reading...31. August 2011
KPMG, a global consulting company, says that solar energy can supply 5-7 % of the energy requirements of India by 2021-2022. Dr. Farooq Abdullah, the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, says that India is exposed to a rich amount f solar energy, which can be quantified to above 5 thousands trillion KWH per year. [...]
Continue reading...28. August 2011
Centrotec is expanding its range of expertise into solar thermal systems, classic heating, and climate control technology with its expansion with Industrial Solar. Centrotec Sustainable AG, is purchasing 38 percent of Industrial Solar GmbH, Freiburg. A company that was initially formed by Fraunhofer Institute for Solar energy Systems in Freiburg. It is a corporation that [...]
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5. November 2011
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