Toyota will make a $373.8 million investment in five U.S. manufacturing plants to support production of its first American-made hybrid powertrain.
Siemens Gamesa has been selected to develop India's first large commercial hybrid wind-solar project. The project will consist of a 28.8-MW solar facility connected to an existing 50-MW wind farm. This is the first such project for the company.
Wind energy has the potential to provide up to 30 percent of Europe’s power by 2030 according to figures released today by WindEurope in its Outlook to 2020 and Scenarios for 2030 reports.
New research being conducted by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is investigating how to mitigate corrosion in concentrating solar power (CSP) plants.
EUBCE is a major event in the biomass sector calendar, being a platform to share research results, latest developments and innovative bioenergy applications from industry and the policy context.
A project titled “Sea Horse”, begun in 2012 by Professor Tsumoru Shintake at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OSIT), was an effort to harness the power of the sea to create energy.
It has been two years since the EU regulation and guidelines for mandatory labeling of newly installed space and water heating systems in all EU-member states went into effect and the LabelPack A+ partners, an EU project supporting the introduction of the package label on the market, gave a mixed review of the implementation.
Toyota will make a $373.8 million investment in five U.S. manufacturing plants to support production of its first American-made hybrid powertrain.
La Unión Española Fotovoltaica (UNEF) ha organizado una jornada sobre autoconsumo compartido que se celebra en Madrid el próximo 10 de octubre. El objetivo es presentar las nuevas oportunidades que representa el autoconsumo compartido ante el nuevo escenario normativo en el que se contempla la posibilidad de que una instalación de autoconsumo pueda ser conectada a una red interior con múltiples propietarios.
Así lo aseguró el jefe de la División de Energía del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID), Ariel Yépez, en la III Reunión Ministerial de la Alianza de Energía y Clima de las Américas (ECPA, por sus siglas en inglés), celebrada en la ciudad chilena de Viña del Mar. El representante del BID también anticipó que la región duplicará su demanda de electricidad en 20 años.
