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Tuesday, 18 July 2017 Newsletter

California Extends Landmark Climate Change Law

California Extends Landmark Climate Change Law

After several tense days that included direct, in-person lobbying by the state's governor, California lawmakers on Monday voted to extend the state's landmark cap-and-trade program.

Duke Energy plans its first solar power plants in Kentucky

Duke Energy plans its first solar power plants in Kentucky

Duke Energy will build and operate three solar power plants in Kentucky and the energy will be delivered directly to customers. Construction is set to begin later this summer with the majority of work expected to be completed by the end of 2017.

Wynnertech connects 59 PV inverters in China in just one week

Wynnertech connects 59 PV inverters in China in just one week

Wynnertech has completed in just one week the successful commissioning of 59 PV inverters, with a total of 114 MW, in five utility scale solar projects in China.

PV

EPB’s solar share provides solar option for customers

Intersolar Europe 2017: Some impressions of the event from Greenbyte

Stone Edge Farm part of Intersolar North America tour line up

India
University of Hyderabad converts its campus to green energy

Panorama

Former N.Y. Mayor, Calif. Gov. launch new climate coalition

Clean Energy Target now crucial says Clean Energy Council

HyperSolar completes demonstration prototype of technology for production of renewable hydrogen

Wind

Germany
Siemens to supply technology for DolWin6 grid connection

Offshore Wind Innovation Exchange (OWiX) ‘call for ideas’ seeking innovative solutions to key challenges

New ‘Float and Submerge’ method utilised on UK offshore wind farm

RES receives Notice to Proceed on construction of new wind project

Al Maiorino

Wyoming wind: Politics restricting revolutionary renewable energy potential

Electric/Hybrid

UK Government invests in new vehicle-to-grid technology

Miscellaneous

Thermal Energy receives $1.82 million order for heat recovery system

Agenda

World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Impact Summit

Sustainable Innovation Forum 2017

Expo Biomasa


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