There are many challenges associated with bringing renewables online, as well as empowering end users with the information and communication tools needed to help them better manage energy use.
Read MoreMost Caribbean islands began generating electricity for municipal use around the 1930s through the establishment of public utility companies. But it wasn’t until the U.S. military began occupying several islands prior to WWII for strategic purposes, and constructing self-contained naval bases with state-of-the-art diesel generators, that increased energy production and distribution really started moving forward.
Read MoreMost Caribbean islands began generating electricity for municipal use around the 1930s through the establishment of public utility companies. But it wasn’t until the U.S. military began occupying several islands prior to WWII for strategic purposes, and constructing self-contained naval bases with state-of-the-art diesel generators, that increased energy production and distribution really started moving forward.
Read MoreEngie SA and Kawisafi Ventures, supported by the Green Climate Fund, invested in the U.K.’s BBOXX Ltd. in a bid to boost the rapidly expanding global market for off-grid solar power.
Read MoreJoin us on Twitter on September 13 from 1:00 pm – 2:00 p.m. PDT and share your thoughts on energy storage technologies, opportunities and advancements and the limitations of the industry now and in the future.
Read MoreListen Up to this week’s Energy Show on Renewable Energy World to learn about the promises and challenges of Building Integrated Photovoltaics.
Read MoreToday’s topics are SolarCity’s recent earnings call; the future of net-metering and time-of-use rates; and Chile’s record low bid for a 100-MW solar PV power plant.
Read MoreSolar power recently sold for the lowest price ever, in Chile. The Spanish developer Solarpack Corp. Tecnologica won contracts to sell power from a 120-MW solar plant for $29.10 a MWh at an energy auction this month.
Read MoreSouth Africa and Kenya are some of the African countries that currently are at various levels of implementing local content regulations on renewable energy projects. An expert has called for a review of the approach used in enforcing the new laws, whic…
Read MoreOfficially launched in November 2015, the Green Greek Representative Program (GGRP) is a student-run program at the University of Washington working to make the Greek Community a more sustainable place. Working through UW EcoReps and supported by the U…
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