IBM Rolls Out First Solar Array Designed For High-Voltage Data Centers and Industrial Use: Bangalore pilot could lead to all-new solutions for powering servers and tech gear in emerging economies

Posted on November 16th, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

ARMONK, N.Y., Nov. 3, 2011 — IBM said today that is rolling out the first solar-power array designed specifically to run high-voltage data centers, integrating[...]

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Tags: clean energy, data centers, electrical grids, Electricity, energy conservation, ibm, IT installations, solar array

Advanced Energy Installs PV Inverters at 35-MW Calif. Solar Facility

Posted on November 7th, 2011 by Nadeem

Advanced Energy installs PV inverters at 35-MW Calif. solar facility Advanced Energy Industries Inc. has installed its Solaron PV inverters at a 35-MW solar project[...]

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Tags: Advanced Energy, alternative fuel, clean energy, solar

IBM Installs First Solar Array for High-Voltage Data Centers, Industrial Use in India

Posted on November 4th, 2011 by Nadeem

IBM installs first solar array for high-voltage data centers, industrial use in India IBM is rolling out the first solar-power array designed specifically to run[...]

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Tags: clean energy, first solar, India solar, siemens energy, solar array, widn

Dominion Virginia Power Seeks Approval for Community Solar Power Program

Posted on November 2nd, 2011 by Nadeem

Dominion Virginia Power seeks approval for community solar power program Dominion Virginia Power intends to lease rooftops and grounds of commercial businesses and public facilities[...]

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Tags: biomass, clean energy, dominion virginia power, electric vehicle, solar

What Greenstart Partners Does To Grow Clean Tech Start-Ups

Posted on October 12th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Mitch Lowe, a Partner at Greenstart, talks about how his firm helps clean tech start-ups accelerate their growth and become viable clean energy solution companies.

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Tags: biofuels, clean energy, clean tech, energy jobs, energy management, Greenstart, Mitch Lowe

Google Helps Drive Solar

Posted on October 11th, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

On September 27, 2011, Google announced that it was putting $75 million into financing for solar rooftops on homes in California. It is great that Google made[...]

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Tags: california, clean energy, Electricity, energy efficiency, energy policies, google, investment, power purchase agreement, solar energy, solar rooftops

CHP: Not the Brad and Jen of energy, but…

Posted on October 3rd, 2011 by Lisa Wood

FI hesitate to start this blog with the words “combined heat and power.” You might stop reading. Okay, so it’s not the Brad and Jen[...]

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Tags: buildings, CHP, clean energy, energy efficiency, regulations, waste heat

Energy efficiency and the Solyndra effect

Posted on September 26th, 2011 by Lisa Wood

Not so long ago the green energy movement celebrated because President Obama used words like ‘renewable energy’ and ‘climate change’ in his inaugural speech. It[...]

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Tags: clean energy, energy efficiency, energy savings, green energy, solar energy, Solyndra

Energy efficiency is so in right now part II: The delight factor (and more energy puns)

Posted on September 12th, 2011 by Lisa Wood

Last week, we looked at how the energy efficiency industry is working on its cool factor (Dare I say sex appeal?), to make clean energy[...]

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Tags: clean energy, energy efficiency, grid, light-based data transmission, lighting, lighting innovations, mobile apps

The Blinding Cost of Street Lighting When Purchase Decisions Are Improperly Managed

Posted on September 1st, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

Have you ever thought what our physical environment would look like without the benefit of street lighting? This seemingly mundane piece of engineering is taken[...]

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Tags: clean energy, energy efficiency, HID, High Intensity DIscharge, Hight Pressure Sodium, incandescent light bulbs, induction lighting, LED, Light Emitting Diode, Metal Halide, public lighting, street lighting

Plugging Electric Vehicles into the Smart Grid

Posted on September 1st, 2011 by Don Rickey

Today, electric vehicles (EVs) are starting to play an important role in our country’s transition towards a cleaner energy future. The primary advantage of EVs[...]

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Tags: charging stations, Chevy Volt, clean energy, electric cars, electric grid, electric vehicles, energy efficiency, Nissan Leaf, smart grid

China steps up Solar Deployment

Posted on August 26th, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

On August 1, 2011, the China National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced a national feed-in tariff (FiT) for solar PV. Although details are still[...]

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Tags: China, clean energy, feed-in tariff, NDRC, photovoltaic, renewable energy, Show, solar

Insight Into Appetite Of Finnish Clean Tech Investing

Posted on August 24th, 2011 by Joana Buzeta

Kari Herlevi, Senior Business Advisor for Tekes, discusses at the GCCA California Cleantech Collaboration, the current clean tech investing landscape in Finland and what types of[...]

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Tags: China, clean energy, clean tech, electric vehicles, Finland, innovation, Kari Herlevi, renewable energy, Tekes

Clean Technology is for Everyone!

Posted on May 31st, 2011 by Lisa Wood

It’s not surprising that a company liked Greenhouse Holdings, which builds eco-friendly infrastructure, would have a thriving California-based operation. But as John Galt, the company’s executive[...]

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Tags: clean energy, climate technology, cost effective, developing countries, eco-friendly, energy efficiency, green energy, green technology, infrastructure, renewable energy, reverse innovation

Fuel Cells: Let The Truth Be Told

Posted on May 9th, 2011 by Justin Miller

Fuel Cells. What began as a straightforward concept before evolving into a buzzword in the energy industry has now become part of the technology running[...]

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Tags: alternative energy, biogas applications, clean energy, cost-efficient, Electricity, fuel cells, hydrogen, oxygen, power, Show

Top Ten States by Installed Solar Power Capacity

Posted on May 2nd, 2011 by Krishna Patel

President Obama once again urges Congress to stop subsidies to oil companies in his latest weekly address. Another autogas station opens in Oregon and California is the top state for solar installations--the other nine in the top 10 may surprise you

Posts Tagged ‘clean energy’

IBM Rolls Out First Solar Array Designed For High-Voltage Data Centers and Industrial Use: Bangalore pilot could lead to all-new solutions for powering servers and tech gear in emerging economies

Advanced Energy Installs PV Inverters at 35-MW Calif. Solar Facility

IBM Installs First Solar Array for High-Voltage Data Centers, Industrial Use in India

Dominion Virginia Power Seeks Approval for Community Solar Power Program

What Greenstart Partners Does To Grow Clean Tech Start-Ups

Google Helps Drive Solar

CHP: Not the Brad and Jen of energy, but…

Energy efficiency and the Solyndra effect

Energy efficiency is so in right now part II: The delight factor (and more energy puns)

The Blinding Cost of Street Lighting When Purchase Decisions Are Improperly Managed

Plugging Electric Vehicles into the Smart Grid

China steps up Solar Deployment

Insight Into Appetite Of Finnish Clean Tech Investing

Clean Technology is for Everyone!

Fuel Cells: Let The Truth Be Told

Top Ten States by Installed Solar Power Capacity

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