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Snowstorm Nemo and Climate Change
Those living in the Northeast of the United States are well aware that Snowstorm Nemo (What’s with all these silly names?!) is looming and after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, everyone is scrambling to make sure they are prepared for the worst. Extreme weather always opens the door for a candid conversation on whether our weather [...]
ET Solar completes grid connection of 1.48 MW PV power plant in Germany for Wattner
ET Solar Group Corp., a Nanjing-based PV system turnkey solutionservice provider and integrated manufacturer of downstream PV productsannounced completion and grid connection of a 1.48MW ground mounted PVpower plant where ET Solar acted as the EPC contractor. ETSolar’s German engineer team provided full design for the project withPV modules provided by ET Solar’s China manufacturing [...]
Global Solar Energy unveils first thin film solar charger with USB connection
Global Solar Energy Inc., the premier manufacturer of Copper IndiumGallium diSelenide (CIGS) thin film solar products, has introduceduniversal serial bus (USB) enabled SUNLINQ portable solar chargers toits line up. The SUNLINQ line is the only solution forportable solar power for any type of outdoor needs. This new featurecharges and powers batteries for any mobile electronic [...]
GCL-Poly completes construction of 20MW PV power station, achieves successful grid connection
GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd announced that its wholly-owned 20MWphotovoltaic power station, operating as the Xuzhou GCL Solar EnergyCo. Ltd has completed construction and successfully connected to thegrid. It is currently the largest solar photovoltaic power station inChina. Zhu Gong Shan, the Executive Director, Chairman and CEOof GCL-Poly, said: “Thanks to the support of the Jiangsu [...]
FSU’s futuristic house makes grid connection obsolete
Youmight have installed the world’s largest solar array on your roof, butlike other solar-powered gadgets, the array won’t do any good on anovercast day and after dark, making you suck power from the grid whichisn’t always green. Researchers at Florida State Universitythink that they’ve nailed the problem with a system that generatessolar energy during the [...]