Solar Trade Group CEO Rhone Resch Departing Organization
The Solar Energy Industries Association has announced that President and CEO Rhone Resch plans to leave the solar trade organization effective May 31.
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Solar Trade Group CEO Rhone Resch Departing Organization
The Solar Energy Industries Association has announced that President and CEO Rhone Resch plans to leave the solar trade organization effective May 31.
Read MoreBRICS Bank Gives $811 Million in First Round Green Energy Loans
The New Development Bank, a multilateral lender formerly known as the BRICS Development Bank, will provide $811 million in a first round of loans for green energy projects in four nations.
Read MoreBRICS Bank Gives $811 Million in First Round Green Energy Loans
The New Development Bank, a multilateral lender formerly known as the BRICS Development Bank, will provide $811 million in a first round of loans for green energy projects in four nations.
Read MoreDuke Energy’s Mickey-Shaped Solar Farm Reaches Commercial Operation
Disney-inspired design shines a light on renewable energy efforts LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – A new solar facility designed in the shape of a “not-so-hidden-Mickey” is the latest step by Duke Energy to expand renewable energy in Central Florida.
Read MoreEnel Tests Tesla’s Solar Plus Energy Storage System in South Africa
Enel Green Power SpA, the renewable energy unit of Italy’s biggest utility, is rolling out a version of Tesla Motors Inc.’s home-power kit to help South African retail customers buffer against rising electricity prices and grid outages.
Read MoreBayWa Still Evaluating UK Solar Farm Buyers, Says CEO Lutz
BayWa AG, a German commodities trader, is still evaluating a long list of potential buyers for six of its U.K. solar farms that could have a combined value of more than $160 million.
Read MoreInstallers Prep for Residential Solar PV Plus Energy Storage
The latest technology advances in demand for residential solar PV plus energy storage systems have been a key attraction for U.S. solar installers attending the annual North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) conference in San Diego the week of April 3. Among the estimated 500 attendees at this year’s certification/recertification event were 25 percent more storage vendors, according to Kathryn Casey, the program manager for NABCEP, based in Clifton Park, N.J.
Read MorePUC staff report: HECO terminated solar projects prematurely
A Public Utilities Commission staff report has concluded that Hawaiian Electric Company acted too hastily when it canceled three Oahu solar projects earlier this year. The contract between SunEdiso…
Read MoreWith Too Much Solar, California Looks To West For Markets
Solar energy records are falling left and right in California these days, as the state steams ahead toward its ambitious renewable energy goals. But the success of solar has brought about a hidden downside: on some perfectly sunny days, solar farms are…
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