• Germany Invests in Hydrogen Technology for Renewable Storage, Vehicles February 6, 2012
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  • Ten Clean Energy Stocks for 2012: 10 Percent More than Other Top-10 lists February 6, 2012
    Maybe it was because Seeking Alpha did not carry my annual list of 10 Clean Energy Stocks for 2012 this year, but no one seems to have noticed that there were actually 11 stocks in the list. Call it the Spinal Tap of top-ten lists. […]
  • Solar Fred's 7 Keys to Why People Share Marketing Materials on the Web February 6, 2012
    What triggers you to press one of those share buttons above, or email this post — or any website link — to a colleague or friend? Think about it. Because the keys to knowing why people share things are the keys to so-called "viral" solar marketing. Before we get to why we share, let's talk about how we used to share and how we share […]
  • Asia Report: India Sees 52 Percent Rise in Investments February 6, 2012
    The year 2011 may be remembered in clean energy circles as the moment when India became a major player across several industries. […]
  • Clean Energy: How Much Hot Air? February 3, 2012
    NewScientist’s January 28 issue is likely to unsettle clean energy advocates — but it is worth the read. The cover article, “Power paradox: Clean might not be green forever,” posits that even renewable energy can warm the planet, and eventually change climate, if we continue to ratchet up power production to serve our ever […]
  • Suntech, DuPont to Collab on Solar Backsheets, Supply Chain February 3, 2012
    It's easy to think about modules as singular units of power output, but the reality is that they are a collection of diverse components, each with influence over the end system's total cost and performance. For DuPont, its focus is of course on the materials side, from metallization pastes used to form contacts on the solar cell, to backsheet mater […]
  • DOE's Untold Impact on Solar February 3, 2012
    The Obama Administration's $60 billion Loan Guarantee Program (LGP) for renewable energy is considered a failure because of Solyndra, Beacon Power, and potential 2012 bankruptcies. What is not well known is that 75 percent of the program's deployed funds went to relatively low risk power plants that will catapult the U.S. to a leadership role in th […]
  • Wind Power to the South: AEP Contracts to Lower Electricity Costs February 3, 2012
    In a series of deals the investor-owned utility says is good for consumers' wallets, American Electric Power subsidiary Southwestern Electric Power Co. (SWEPCO) recently signed long-term power purchase agreements for a total of 358.65 MW of capacity from wind projects in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. […]
  • Miasolé Claims 17 Percent Efficient CIGS Device, 14 Percent In Production February 2, 2012
    Miasolé says it has created a 17.3 percent "champion" thin-film copper-indium-gallium-selenide (CIGS) solar photovoltaic device, results obtained in its own labs and not (yet) independently verified. […]
  • Offshore Wind One Step Closer to Reality in the Mid-Atlantic February 2, 2012
    Today the Obama administration moved forward with plans to develop the enormous offshore wind energy resources along the Mid-Atlantic coast, using a "Smart for the Start" approach designed to expedite the siting process while incorporating strong environmental protections. […]
  • Experts Predict End of Month for Ontario FIT Review Update February 2, 2012
    By late February the renewable energy industry should have direction from the Ontario government on some of the major changes ahead for the province’s landmark feed-in tariff program. “I am hoping we will have an announcement then with the megawatt (MW) targets and pricing, then new rules and contracts in March, and application processi […]
  • If Solar is Contagious, Can Utilities Help Spread the Bug? February 2, 2012
    You may have heard it before, but it is worth mentioning again: In residential communities, solar is contagious. But a recent study, "Peer Effects in the Diffusion of Solar Photovoltaic Panels," conducted by Bryan Bollinger of the NYU Stern School of Business and Kenneth Gillingham of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, publish […]
  • Executive Roundtable: The Future of Utility-Scale Renewables February 2, 2012
    Renewable energy in the United States is at a crossroads. With several federal tax grants set to expire by the end of 2012, utilities are trying to decide if the falling prices of solar and wind technology makes renewable energy competitive enough to invest in despite vanishing federal aid. […]
  • Understanding Wind Farm Exposures and Managing Risk February 2, 2012
    Wind energy is becoming one of the most widely used sources of renewable energy. In fact, according to the American Wind Energy Association, the wind energy industry has added more than 35 percent of all the new power generating capacity since 2007. As the industry grows in popularity, new developers continue to enter the market, and existing developers may […]

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Valley Suited to Windmills

http://www.thehimalayantimes.com/fullNews.php?headline=Valley+suited+to+windmills%3A+Report&NewsID=300821

Kathmandu Valley – Wind Power

SWETA POKHAREL

Baseline and Feasibility Study by Mirlung Electro-Mech Concern (MEC), 24 August 2011
Kathmandu valley is facing enormous energy crisis from the past years. The tendency of crisis is rising due to the government upheaval and exaggerated plans leading to failures one after the other. This entails us to think from a wider perspective and make [...]

Driving Renewable Energy

SWETA POKHAREL

“The harnessing and implementation of renewable energy brings sustainable practices around the world. It is evident that there is always a decline in the non-renewable energy source as we use a bit of it every day. In order to maintain a balanced way of life, the renewable energy should be used along with the [...]

Renewable Energy Village in Nawalparasi

SWETA POKHAREL

In the present context, the urban areas of the country have been facing load shedding of 16 hours. In such scenario, Mirlung Electro-Mech Concern (MEC) has met the rural area Beshar Danda, Nawalparasi District with renewable sources by commencing the project on Wind and solar Hybrid System. Most of the terrain of hills and [...]

UK opens world’s largest offshore wind farm

Published: September 23, 2010

The world’s largest offshore wind farm off Thanet in Kent is to start producing electricity.

Construction started a year ago at the £780m wind farm, which can be seen from the coast on a clear day, and is expected to generate enough electricity for 240,000 homes.

With the 300 MW Thanet Offshore Wind [...]

Wind/PV with Diesel hybrid sytem

AMRIT SINGH THAPA

where electricity is not available

Combination of renewable source of energy such as wind/solar with diesel generator appears to find increasing appeal in implementing decentralized electricity generations system for remote places of Nepal. The addition of diesel generator to the renewable source of energy provides power on demand, improves reliability and reduces the initial [...]

U.S. Energy Use Declines, Renewables Increase

California — A new government study shows that Americans are using less energy overall and making more use of renewable energy resources.

The United States used significantly less coal and petroleum in 2009 than in 2008, and significantly more wind power. There also was a decline in natural gas use and increases in solar, hydro [...]

Can fuel cells power the future?

Alan Boyle writes:An electricity-generating fuel-cell system known as the Bloom Box sparked a huge buzz in the energy debate six months ago – and since then, still more ventures have surfaced to promise better living through chemistry. Will future fuel cells make good on those promises? We should know in the next couple of years.

Platform to Collect Wind and Solar Data

SWETA POKHAREL

SCENARIO OF NEPAL

Nepal is facing problems in electricity production resulting to an everyday crisis of load shedding. It has created a disturbance and has widely affected the living condition of the people. This outrages the demand for energy, either by import or by availability from the nation itself. The implementation of the country’s own [...]