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Toyota to Begin Sales of Fuel Cell Buses From Early 2017

Nov 17, 2016

Toyota Motor will start the sales of fuel cell buses (FC buses) under its own brand from early 2017. Having already undergone repeated field tests for practical use, the Bureau of Transportation of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government plans ...

Tags: Toyota, Fuel Cell, Buses

Four UHV DC Projects Have transmitted over 100TWh of Electricity This Year

Sep 28, 2016

As of 0:00 on October 13, Fulong-Fengxian, Jinping-Sunan, Tianzhong and Yibin-Jinhua UHV DC lines have transmitted 100.15TWh of electricity to East and Central China with the highest capacity of 26.6GW. They strongly supported the intensive ...

Tags: UHV DC lines, electricity transmition

Bringing Electricity to Rural Locations

Aug 25, 2016

Identifying the potential for running pumps as turbines originated because companies wanted to assess the impact on their systems if a pump stopped and went into reverse operation. One international pump manufacturer decided to examine the ...

Tags: electricity supply, rural places, pump manufacturer

European Order Energizes Delta's Progress Towards Mass Production of Li-Ion Cells

Feb 14, 2016

Delta Electronics Inc. of Taiwan, a major maker of power supply products that has been aggressively developing new-energy businesses, said earlier that it is scheduled to kick off mass production of lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable ...

Tags: Li-Ion Cells, Delta's product

SDG&E to Install Thousands of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Feb 3, 2016

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved San Diego Gas & Electric's (SDG&E) Electric Vehicle Grid-Integration pilot project, signaling the "green light" for the company to own and install thousands of electric vehicle (EV) ...

Tags: Electric Vehicle, renewable energy

Indian Consumers From Bengaluru Not Interested in Government Supplied Low-Priced LED Bulbs

Jan 20, 2016

The Indian government has rolled out numerous large scaled LED bulb distribution projections across the nation, but not all Indian consumers are warming up to the low-priced bulbs, according to a report from The Deccan Herald. It has been ...

Tags: LED bulb, LED

EcoLightTech Asia 2015 to Attract Sales for Thailand's Green and Innovative Lighting Industry

Nov 12, 2015

The Provincial Electricity Authority or PEA, in collaboration with Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau or TCEB and N.C.C. Exhibition Organizer Co., Ltd. or NEO, hosted PEA presents EcoLightTech Asia 2015, international trade show for ...

Tags: Green Lighting, Innovative Lighting

China Provides the Micronesian Government with US$500,000 Emergency Humanitarian Assistance in Cash

Oct 22, 2015

In March 29-April 1, Chuuk and Yap in Micronesia suffered from intense tropical storm, resulting in large-scale disruption of water and electricity supply, traffic and communication, causing a certain number of casualties and severe damage ...

Tags: intense tropical storm, humanitarian assistance

Ministry of Commerce Plans to Provide Humanitarian Emergency Assistance to the Earthquake Disaster Area of Chile

Oct 16, 2015

The Head of the Department of Foreign Assistance of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said a few days ago that the MOFCOM plans to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to the earthquake disaster area of Chile as soon as possible and ...

Tags: MOFCOM plans, Earthquake, Chile

NHL and Constellation to Upgrade Cambria County War Memorial Arena with LED Lightings

Oct 14, 2015

The National Hockey League (NHL) and its official energy services partner, Constellation, will extend their joint commitment to improve environmental sustainability within the sport of hockey for Kraft Hockeyville USA, the Sept. 29 ...

Tags: Lighting project, NHL green, Constellation, LED Lightings Upgrade

Australia's First Commercial Diesel Displacement Solar Plant Starts Operation with 18, 000 First Solar PV Modules

Oct 12, 2015

Cadmium telluride (CdTe) thin-film photovoltaic (PV) module maker First Solar Inc of Tempe, AZ, USA, international mining group Rio Tinto and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) have announced that Australia's first commercial ...

Tags: PV Modules, Solar Plant

Nigeria's Textiles Traders Are a Worried Lot Over The Increasing Chinese Footprint

May 27, 2015

Nigeria’s textiles traders are a worried lot over the increasing Chinese footprint in the country. While the proliferation of Chinese-made textiles is a boon for low income consumers, traders in Kano, northern Nigeria’s biggest ...

Tags: textile market, textiles

Australia's Largest PV System Research Facility Is Launched

Apr 28, 2015

In late March, on the 10 hectare former airstrip at the Gatton campus of The University of Queensland in Brisbane St Lucia, the 3.275MW Gatton Solar Research Facility (the state's largest solar array) was officially opened by Industry and ...

Tags: First Solar, Queensland, PV System

Win Win Precision Chairman David Chen

Apr 2, 2015

Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers have been impacted by the US imposing an average 19.5% anti-dumping tariffs rate. But rooftop PV systems, especially those built with high-efficiency cells, will provide market ...

Tags: PV, solar cell, Lighting

Many Governments of Large Cotton-Producing Countries Are Taking Measures to Help Growers

Nov 19, 2014

Global cotton prices which have plummeted in recent months, has triggered ‘Minimum Support Price’ measures from governments of large cotton producing countries, says ICAC. In 2013/14, the Cotlook A Index averaged 91 cents/lb, ...

Tags: Global cotton prices, cotton producing countries, Textile

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