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Solar Frontier Americas Sells 28MW of Solar Project Sites to Capital Dynamics
Sep 26, 2017San Jose-based Solar Frontier Americas, the US subsidiary of Tokyo-based Solar Frontier – the largest manufacturer of CIS (copper indium selenium) thin-film photovoltaic (PV) solar modules – has sold two fully developed solar ...
Tags: Solar Frontier, solar module
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First Solar Sells 40MW Cuyama Solar Project to Desri
Aug 23, 2017First Solar Inc of Tempe, AZ, USA- which makes thin-film photovoltaic modules based on cadmium telluride (CdTe) as well as providing engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) services – says that an affiliate of D. E. Shaw ...
Tags: First Solar, Clean Energy
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Inside FERC December US Natural Gas Average Rises 20 Cents to $2.26/Mmbtu
Dec 2, 2015The December bidweek national average price increased 20 cents to average $2.26/MMBtu as market focus turned to the colder months, Inside FERC's Gas Market Report said Tuesday. The December bidweek price at the benchmark Henry Hub in ...
Tags: Natural Gas
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Inside FERC November US Natural Gas Average Falls 32 Cents to $2.06/MmBtu
Nov 4, 2015The November bidweek national average price tumbled 32 cents to average $2.06/MMBtu as points outside of the Northeast moved lower, Inside FERC's Gas Market Report said Monday. The November bidweek price at the benchmark Henry Hub dropped ...
Tags: Natural Gas, price
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Southern Power Wins Controlling Stake in First Solar's 32mw Lost Hills-Blackwell Project
Apr 28, 2015US wholesale energy provider Southern Power, a subsidiary of Atlanta-based Southern Company, has acquired a controlling stake in the 32MW Lost Hills-Blackwell Solar Facility in California from cadmium telluride (CdTe) thin-film photovoltaic ...
Tags: Solar Facility, Solar Cell
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EV Charging Stations Will Be Set up in California, US
Feb 13, 2015US based Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is planning to construct around 25,000 new electric vehicle charging stations across Northern and Central California over a five-year period. The company has filed an application with the ...
Tags: Pacific Gas, electric vehicle
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First Solar and Apple Make a Splash in Electronic Industry
Feb 12, 2015First Solar Inc of Tempe, AZ, USA, which makes thin-film photovoltaic modules based on cadmium telluride (CdTe) as well as providing engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) services, says that Apple has committed $848m for clean ...
Tags: Commercial End-User, Electronics
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Pg&E Announced The Next Phase in Its Ongoing Plan
Jan 28, 2015Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) today announced the next phase in its ongoing plan to improve safety and reduce methane emissions from its gas system through an expanded strategic alliance with Silicon Valley based Picarro Inc. PG&E ...
Tags: methane emissions, gas system, Auto
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An Explosion Was Continuing to Significantly Cut Into Rockies Flows
Apr 28, 2014An explosion Wednesday at Williams' 1.5-Bcf/d Opal Processing Plant in Wyoming was continuing to significantly cut into Rockies flows Thursday and helped lift Western spot gas and forwards prices. Prior to the incident, Opal plant ...
Tags: Forward Gas, Wyoming Pool
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San Luis Obispo in California Has Selected LED Chip
Apr 24, 2014Inspired by the Los Angeles street lighting upgrade, where many of the city's 140,000 high-pressure sodium (HPS) street lights were converted to Cree LED luminaires, San Luis Obispo in California has selected LED chip, lamp and lighting ...
Tags: LED street light, LED, Lighting, Lights
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Feed-in Tariffs Have Been The Preferred Policy in Many Regions of The World
Jan 3, 2014Feed-in tariffs (FIT) have been the preferred policy in many regions of the world to help support investors to rapidly increase installation of renewable energy installations projects and markets. Under most FITs, homeowners, businesses, ...
Tags: Feed-in Tariffs, PV Demand
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Can One Person Accelerate The Adoption of Electric Vehicles?
Dec 26, 2013Can one person accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles? Sure, if he's Elon Musk. But what about one more typical person, who doesn't run a car company? Sven Thesen thinks that answer is yes. He calls himself an EV evangelist and ...
Tags: Electrical, Electronics
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PG&E System Have Avoided Almost 3.8 Million Customer Outage Minutes
Nov 1, 2013Since the beginning of 2012, smart grid improvements on Pacific Gas and Electric Co.’s (PG&E) system have avoided almost 3.8 million customer outage minutes, according to the utility’s Smart Grid Annual Report. PG&E also says ...
Tags: Smart Grid, Instruments, Meters
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Health Issues Related to Electromagnetic Fields Will Be Used to Push Through Rate Hikes
Nov 1, 2013When we publish articles on smart meters, we inevitably receive?comments from people who are concerned about privacy (what utilities will do with their data),?health issues related to electromagnetic fields,?and whether?the data will be ...
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The Five Millionth Solar Module Has Been Installed at Topaz Solar Farms
Oct 12, 2013Energy services provider MidAmerican Solar of Phoenix, AZ (a subsidiary of MidAmerican Renewables LLC) and cadmium telluride (CdTe) thin-film photovoltaic module maker First Solar Inc of Tempe, AZ, USA say that the five millionth solar ...
Tags: Electrical, Electronics, PV Module
