News about Solar, Wind and alternative green power technologies

Approval To begin Work At Italy’s Biggest Photovoltaic Panel Factory Obtained

After having set aside 49 million euros in terms of funding by the CIPE (Italian Joint Ministerial Committee for Economic Planning) last week, it is now the turn of Enel Green Power, Sharp and STMicroelectronics which have signed a binding commitment letter in favour of a project financing agreement that will be around million euros. [...]

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Obama’s Introduction of Clean Energy Slower than Expected

Recently (15th of June) related to BP oil spill, Obama did not address the issue of American’s addition to fossil fuels he rather emphasised on political damage control. We can say that Obama’s mythology or rather misinformation about America becoming a clean energy nation via solar, biomass and wind energy might take more than decades [...]

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How Much Money Should Be Spent On Renewable Energy?

Tilak Doshi who is the chief economist at the Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore is questioning whether renewable energy can decrease carbon emission at a reasonable price. The emergence of climate change through the use of fossil fuels is portraying clean and renewable energy as a global saver. However, money is a problem [...]

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Britain Can Eliminate Greenhouse Emission over the next 20 Years through Offshore Wind, Insulation & Electrification

The British government is willing to decrease greenhouse emission with 30 percent by year 2020 and as much as 80 percent by year 2050. However, a more effective strategy could be implemented. According to “Centre of Alternative Technology (CAT)” it is possible to become a zero-carbon economy by year 2030 through 10 steps. 1. Fewer [...]

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Europe Is Strongly Dedicated to Renewable Energy.

There has already been an unjustifiable amount of toxic black oil spread out in the Gulf of Mexico. This is certainly a strong appeal for change in national energy policies not only for the Obama administration but for the whole world. However, in terms of energy supply, United States of America could learn a great [...]

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Overcoming the Obstacles of Nuclear Energy

An atom is the tiniest component of any element. However, it contains a massive quantity of energy. There is a process known as fission, which involves splitting atoms. The fission process generates an enormous amount of light and heat. An example of the fission process was witnessed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. The dreadful terror [...]

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U.S. Wind Growth Will Probably Fall in 2010

In accordance with a recent market research, U.S. Wind Power Markets and Strategies: 2010-2025 from IHS Emerging Energy Research, after breaking a record of capacity additions in the year 2009 – with 9.8 GW of wind projects set up – the U.S. wind markets is finding itself with the confrontation of a growth-constrained 2010 and [...]

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The Emerge Of Small Wind Turbines across The States

The Global Market Study conducted by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) was recently released. The report suggests that in the United States small wind turbines are being increasingly used. The small scale wind turbines are defined as with a producing capacity of 100kW and below. In 2009, around 20.3 MW of wind energy capacity [...]

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Selecting The Proper Solar Panel Mounts For Your Array

Using the proper solar panel mounting device is vital to how well your solar unit works. The quantity of power you produce is dependent on the amount of sunlight your PV panels can absorb and this is where your choice of mounts is important. What it boils down to is if you want the most [...]

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Unique Financial Inducement Promotes Solar Power Use In Homes

In the city of San Francisco, going green has become a lifestyle and is rapidly turning the city into a world leader in renewable power – principally due to solar power technology. There have been some shifts in political will and forethought has been given to policy changes and how they can endorse a migration [...]

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