India Expands Work On Renewable Energy Transmission Network
India is progressing well along its ambitious renewable energy transmission network program. Power Grid Corporation of India has operationalised the … [continued]
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Latin America Key Market For SunEdison, TerraForm Global
SunEdison and its emerging markets yieldco, TerraForm Global, are relying on Latin America to bolster its pipeline. A week after GTM … [continued]
Hansen Pillories Hillary, And Other Climate Burbles
US presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton made two promises last week in her initial pledge to make the US a clean … [continued]
New Graphene Production Process Developed For Energy Storage Applications
A new graphene production process for the synthesis of “few-layer” graphene — for potential use in energy storage applications, amongst … [continued]
Corporate Speed Dating: Coupling India’s Smart Cities with Smart Investment for Sustainability
By Philip Killeen Building off nearly 10 months of extensive public and private sector consultation, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi began … [continued]
Tesla Leasing Former Solyndra Facility
Originally published on EV Obsession. Following on SolarCity’s recent move snapping up the former headquarters of the defunct solar panel … [continued]
Oil Companies Overstating The Case For Natural Gas As World’s ‘Fuel Of Choice’
Originally published on Energy Post. By Karel Beckman They are the biggest companies in the world and they are making … [continued]
80% Renewables By 2050 In US, Says NREL
By “He who shall not be named” There are many ways to achieve high renewable penetration levels. According to an … [continued]
First Of Its Kind CSPV Project Unveiled In Australia
A fully grid-connected, first of its kind concentrated solar photovoltaic (CSPV) power tower was unveiled on Friday in Newbridge, Victoria, … [continued]
New Perspective On Bioenergy Economic Model
Bioenergy, while environmentally cleaner and more sustainable than fossil fuels, has historically been too energy intensive to produce — a … [continued]
