Tokyo, Copenhagen, San Diego and Peña Station NEXT Rank Among Deloitte’s Biggest, Purest and Newest Smart Renewable Cities
Smart renewable cities (SRCs) are emerging around the world as governments, utilities, corporations and communities create innovative models that leverage and capitalize on the falling…
Solar Magazine’s News Highlights, March 9–16 Week
African island solar minigrids, plans to build a solar power facility at a former coal mining site, and the U.S. solar PV market shows resilience…
Solar Energy News Highlights Feb. 25–Mar. 4, 2019
Among this week’s highlights: The list of U.S. states and cities shooting for 100 percent renewable or zero-carbon electricity grows; European oil and gas majors…
Swiss Neighborhood Solar Energy Blockchain Trading Network Off to a Good Start
Thirty-seven households and a retirement home in the Swiss town of Walenstadt participated in what’s known locally as Quartierstrom, a blockchain-based solar power trading market…
Iberdrola, Kutxabank Put FlexiDAO’s EWF-based Spring Renewable Energy Blockchain to the Test
Spain’s Iberdrola recently announced it had completed a blockchain project that guarantees that 100 percent of the electricity delivered to a consumer, Kutxabank, comes from…
35th EU PVSEC 2018 to be Held From 24 to 28 Sept. in Brussels
Date: 24-28 September, 2018Venue: SQUARE – Brussels Meeting Centre, Brussels, BelgiumWebsite: https://www.photovoltaic-conference.com The EU PVSEC is the largest international Conference for Photovoltaic research, technologies and applications…
Integrated Solar-Clean Energy Microgrid to Power Finland Industrial District
Last edited: June 28, 2018 @ 09:44 PM ET Solar energy will be a central feature of a hybrid, industrial-district microgrid in Finland. Incorporating fuel…
VARTA Storage to Launch Smart Energy Storage System “Pulse” At Exclusive UK Event
WEST YORKSHIRE, UK: VARTA Storage is set to enter the UK market with smart energy storage system - the VARTA pulse as part of an…
Germany Producing More Renewable Energy Than It Can Use
Following a nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, Japan in 2011, the Angel Merkel-led German government decided to switch off nuclear power completely by 2022. Renewable energy…
