Renewable Energy Laboratory

Jeju National University, Republic of Korea

UNLV Trip

Posted under News by Webmaster


Center for Energy Research, UNLV, US


Continue Reading »

No responses yet

Professor Robert Boehm of UNLV Talks Energy Research

Posted under Photo & Video by Webmaster

Continue Reading »

No responses yet

ABC13 KTNV: US first solar thermal power plant build by Ausra

Posted under News by Webmaster


ABC13 KTNV: US press clipping about the first solar-thermal power plant in Las Vagas, Nevada, built by Ausra. For latest Ausra media, visit: www.ausramediaroom.com

No responses yet

APNewsBreak: Governors seek wind energy boost

Posted under News by Webmaster

APNewsBreak: Governors seek wind energy boost
A coalition representing governors of 29 states is urging the federal government to take steps to boost wind energy, such as a renewable electricity standard requiring utilities to produce at least 10 percent of their energy from renewable sources by 2012.
Continue Reading »

No responses yet

Sector Focus – Solar Energy – Bloomberg

Posted under News by Webmaster


Are Solar Stocks Still Hot? – Analysis and Discussion with Ishita Manjrekar of Primary Global Research (Taking Stock)

No responses yet

NorthWestern says more renewable energy coming

Posted under News by Webmaster

NorthWestern says more renewable energy coming
HELENA, Mont. (AP) – NorthWestern Energy is telling the governor that it is investing more in system improvements and paving the way for more renewable energy.

Read more on KTVQ Billings
Continue Reading »

No responses yet

Legislators hear energy alternative possibilities

Posted under News by Webmaster

Legislators hear energy alternative possibilities
With some legislators fuming over the pace of in-state gas development and broadly supporting energy diversification, a special House committee summoned the promoters of six large Railbelt projects last week to explain themselves and whether they should be subsidized with public funds.
Continue Reading »

No responses yet

SD Simplifying Small Renewable Energy Incentives

Posted under News by Webmaster

SD Simplifying Small Renewable Energy Incentives
South Dakota is trying to streamline its complex maze of tax incentives for small renewable energy projects. A bill that passed the Legislature last week rewrites state law to make the first $50,000 of the assessed value of a small to medium renewable energy property exempt from real property tax.
Continue Reading »

No responses yet

Unlimited Energy Solar Solutions

Posted under News by Webmaster


Unlimited Energy is the largest, locally owned solar contractor in the Central San Joaquin Valley. We have been in business in Fresno since 1984 and have designed and installed some of the largest PV projects in the State of California. With over 2.75 million watts installed spanning over 400 installations, we’ve earned the right to be called the authority on solar. Solar energy can be a complicated endeavor. We make it simple. This video explains solar energy and shows Unlimited Energy’s depth and breadth of work.

19 responses so far

Sustainable Energy Innovators: 2006 Part 8 of 10

Posted under News by Webmaster


Getting us to stop wasting energy and instead choose sustainable ways of living is a daunting task. But it’s what the Ashden Trust for Sustainable Energy is committed to. It rewards schemes that show renewable energy products working for the community – whether it’s using solar energy, biogas or any other form of energy that doesn’t endanger the environment. It rewards schemes that show renewable energy products working for the community – whether it’s using solar energy, biogas or any other form of energy that doesn’t endanger the environment. In 2006 its annual UK awards featured projects in Northumberland, Yorkshire, London and elsewhere, all dedicated to sustainable living and development. An environmentally friendly primary school in Durham is leading the way in efficiency by not only utilising a wealth of energy-saving measures, but educating and involving its pupils in the running of the scheme. In Gloucestershire, the “Warm and Well” scheme promotes the health benefits of energy efficiency in the home, and assists homeowners along every step to making their home warmer, and more energy efficient. In Huddersfield, two estates are in competition, to see which can outdo the other in solar panels. Solar power is proving a boon for the residents who are seeing a reduction in electricity bills, as well as the overall effects of reduced carbon emissions. The “Good Energy Home Generation” scheme in Wiltshire pays its residents to generate energy using wind, hydro and

No responses yet

Older Entries »

Powered by Yahoo! Answers