From Renewable Energy Newsby Chris Webb, Contributor | July 10, 2012 | Post Your Comment |
|
 |
Using sophisticated modelling techniques and comparing the results with existing turbine technology, a 2011 report set out to see if 20-MW offshore turbines could become a reality. The report, entitled Upwind: Design Limits and So… Full Article
|
Intersolar Day 1: The Need to Cut Capital Costs and Regain Stabilityby Steve Leone, Associate Editor, RenewableEnergyWorld.com | July 9, 2012 | 5 Comments |
||||
 |
Tom Cheyney of Impress Labs spent little time stating the obvious — the solar industry has undergone a titanic shift in the past year. And the rest of the presenters who kicked off the first day of Intersolar North America in San … Full Article | |||
|
||||
Big Data Goes Greenby Richard Baillie, Contributor | July 9, 2012 | Post Your Comment |
||||
 |
Cloud computing, where software is delivered as a service to end users over the internet, is currently receiving a lot of attention. The term describes data-processing operations that are outsourced to server farms, instead of bei… Full Article | |||
|
||||
Argentina Plans Biggest Wind Project With $3 Billion China Loanby Stephan Nielsen, Bloomberg | July 6, 2012 | Post Your Comment |
||||
 |
An Argentinean renewable-energy developer is planning Latin America’s biggest wind-power project, saying it expects to obtain $3 billion in financing from China Development Bank Corp. Full Article | |||
|
||||
Manitoba’s 200-MW Wuskwatim Officially Openedby Michael Harris, Online Editor, HydroWorld.com | July 10, 2012 | Post Your Comment |
||||
 |
Although it has been in operation since June, Manitoba’s 200-MW Wuskwatim hydroelectric plant was officially opened this past week with a ceremony at the site. Full Article | |||
|
||||
To Merge or Not to Merge. That Should be the Solar Installer’s Questionby Tor ‘Solar Fred’ Valenza | July 10, 2012 | Post Your Comment |
||||
 |
A few months ago I wrote about large scale installers increasingly becoming almost as commoditized as their solar PV manufacturer cousins. In that post, I laid out some general solutions for avoiding commoditization, but there’s o… Full Article | |||
|
||||
Illuminated Bacteria Enlighten Biofuel Productionby Ysabel Yates, Contributor | July 9, 2012 | Post Your Comment |
|
 |
Cyanobacteria are small organisms with huge importance. Ancient cyanobacteria created the oxygen atmosphere, and modern cyanobacteria produce a significant amount of the air we breathe. Now, these tiny organisms are helping us aga… Full Article |