Air Liquide partners with Rothschild & Co and the Solar Impulse Foundation (“SIF”) to launch a 200 million euro growth, buyout & late stage venture investment fund. This vehicle’s strategy will be to scale up companies that develop environment-friendly solutions. Early this year, the Solar Impulse Foundation announced that it had identified more than 1,000 […]
Interim Application for Payment of 50 % of the Outstanding Amount Towards Energy Supplied to MSEDCL
Interim Application for Payment of 50 % of the Outstanding Amount Towards Energy Supplied to MSEDCL. For more information please see below link:
Eiffel Tower Lit Up With Renewable Hydrogen
For for the first time of its history the Eiffel Tower has been illuminated Tuesday using electricity produced from certified renewable hydrogen. It’s been provided by zero-emission electro-hydrogen generators made by EODev, a fledgling company that resulted from research and development work carried out aboard the boat Energy Observer. Energy Observer founder Victorien Erussard commented […]
PNNL: PNNL Invention Reduces Risk Of Battery Explosions
A deceptively simple sensor system developed at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory can prevent dangerous conditions from developing in outdoor battery cabinets. Supported by DOE’s Office of Electricity, IntelliVent is designed to be installed in cabinet-style battery enclosures, which are becoming common for stationary grid energy storage. IntelliVent responds to smoke, […]
Piecing Together The ‘Jigsaw of Value’ in UK Energy Storage
With a project pipeline in excess of 14GW, a developing regulatory envelope and maturing revenue streams, the UK’s energy storage sector continues to be at the forefront globally. Molly Lempriere charts the market’s development to date and uncovers how it has responded to deployment barriers. This is a short extract of an article which originally […]
Hydrogen Key to Developing a Global Green Economy
Green hydrogen could one day evolve into a global commodity, traded in the same way that gas, oil and coal are. This would strengthen energy security and international trace in a cost-effective way. But, the idea is still a pipe-dream as hydrogen is not yet traded across borders in any significant amounts and hardly any […]
Ofgem to Invest 300 m in EV Charging Infrastructure
Ofgem to invest 300m in 1,800 ultra-rapid electric vehicle chargers on the country’s motorway network. The investment will allow operators to triple the number of ultra-rapid (100kW+) chargers along main routesCabling improvements will also create capacity for a further 1,750 charging points in towns and cities around the country.Energy regulator Ofgem has said it will […]
This Innovative New Solar-Powered Catamaran Uses a Giant Kite for Even More Speed
The new appendage allows the boat to travel up to 5 knots faster. It looks like kites are taking off in the marine industry. Silent Yachts, whose solar-powered fleet continues to grow apace, has just unveiled a new catamaran that uses a giant kite to generate even more power and speed. The solar-electric vessel is […]
Trina Solar to Deliver 210mm 550W High-Power Vertex Modules in North America, Newly Produced From its Vietnam Factory
THAI NGUYEN, Vietnam : Trina Solar Co., Ltd. (“Trina Solar” or the “Company”) announced the first batch of Trina Solar 210mm cells and Vertex modules coming off the production line from the company’s overseas factory in Thai Nguyen, Vietnam. This shipment marks Trina Solar’s commencement of the full-capacity delivery of its high-power 210mm Vertex 550W […]
Requesting for Clarity on Waiver of Inter-State Transmission Charges and Losses
Requesting for clarity on waiver of Inter-State Transmission charges and losses on transmission of electricity generated from solar and wind sources of energy beyond 31st December, 2022. For more information please see below link:
