Operation Technology Develop Power System Engineering Software for Renewable Energy Sector

Posted on November 21st, 2011 by Nadeem

Operation Technology develops power system engineering software for renewable energy sector Operation Technology Inc. has released newest version of ETAP enterprise software solution that includes[...]

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Tags: Operation Technology, power system engineering software, renewable energy, wind energy, wind power

Oil Hypocrisy Exposed on Capitol Hill!

Posted on November 21st, 2011 by Barry Stevens

Almost every U.S. politician over the last 40 years pledged unwavering support to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and imported oil for reasons of[...]

How Imperative Energy Helps European Union Companies Generate Bio-Energy

Posted on November 20th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Joe O’Carroll, Managing Director of Imperative Energy, discusses what responsibilities his company offers when they help companies decide how to become more responsible about energy[...]

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Tags: bioenergy, biomass, department of energy, energy consulting, energy efficiency, energy financing, Imperative Energy, Ireland, Joe O'Carroll, renewable energy

Empire State Building Gets EPA Award for Buying 100% Renewable Energy

Posted on November 17th, 2011 by Nadeem

Empire State Building gets EPA award for buying 100% renewable energy The Empire State Building, which is the world’s most famous office building, has received[...]

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Tags: empire state building, renewable energy, solar, solar panels, Washington Gas Energy Services

SURGE Accelerator Program Opens In Houston

Posted on November 14th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Kirk Coburn, Co-founder and Managing Director of the SURGE Accelerator in Houston, discusses the kind of start-up entrepreneurs that he’s looking for as he builds[...]

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Tags: energy management, energy risk management, energy software, energy trader, Houston, Kirk Coburn, renewable energy, SURGE Accelerator, texas, wind energy

The Impact of Germany’s Decision to Phase out Nuclear Energy

Posted on November 14th, 2011 by John Daly

On 30 May, in the aftermath of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that Germany would close all of its 18 nuclear[...]

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Tags: cost of electricity, electricity price, energy efficiency, Fukushima, germany, nuclear disaster, nuclear energy, nuclear power plants, renewable energy, wind energy

Is Occupy Wall Street occupying the wrong street?

Posted on November 1st, 2011 by Lisa Wood

My Dad and I have a running joke when we’re in the car together. “Look,” he’ll say. “Gas is cheap. It’s down to $3.39.” Cheap,[...]

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Tags: gas prices, innovations, new energy, oil prices, petroleum, recessions, renewable energy, Show, Wall Street

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IBM, Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland Team Up on Renewable Energy Project

Posted on October 31st, 2011 by Nadeem

IBM, Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland team up on renewable energy project IBM and The Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland have teamed up to understand and minimize[...]

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Tags: ECOtality, ibm, low-cost solar, renewable energy, solar

How Government Contracts Have Jump Started This Thin Film Solar Cell Maker

Posted on October 26th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Dr. Ashok Sood, President & CEO of Magnolia Solar, discusses his company’s plan to grow his thin film solar cell business by securing government contracts.

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Tags: air force, army, Ashok Sood, China, Magnolia Solar, NASA, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, Solyndra, thin film solar cells

All-Electric School Bus Unveiled By Smith Electric Vehicles

Posted on October 26th, 2011 by Nadeem

All-Electric School Bus Unveiled By Smith Electric Vehicles Smith Electric Vehicles has unveiled the nation’s first all-electric, zero-emission Newton eTrans. The vehicle debuted at the National[...]

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Tags: electric school bus, renewable energy, smarter wind energy, solar, sunvalley solar, wind

Why Capitol Hill Is Keeping U.S. From Creating Clean Energy Jobs

Posted on October 10th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Nathanael Greene, Director of Renewable Energy Policy in New York City for the National Resource Defense Council, discusses our country’s struggle to create clean energy[...]

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Tags: california, China, clean energy jobs, clean tech, energy policy, Gateway Fund, Nathanael Greene, National Resource Defense Council, New York, NRDC, Obama, ohio, renewable energy, Washington DC

Keeping the Lights On: Data Overload and its Impact on the Storage in the Smart Grid

Posted on October 3rd, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

Information is the lifeline of a businesses’ sustainability. With a rapidly changing business climate, evolution of technology, new policies and regulation as well as the[...]

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Tags: analytics, data, data storage, energy and utilities industry, information, power grid, renewable energy, smart grid, smart meters, synchrophasor

Electric Cars Hit The East Coast Grid

Posted on October 3rd, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

Northeast and mid-Atlantic grid operator PJM Interconnect on Monday welcomed a new project to promote technology that can use battery power from electric vehicles to[...]

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Tags: distribution, electric cars, electric vehicles, energy efficiency, energy storage, nrg energy, reliability, renewable energy, smart grid

High Noon for Reluctant US Banks to Get off the Fence

Posted on September 21st, 2011 by Sylvia Minton

It’s no secret that the global solar industry is booming. Recent market studies suggest that the United States photovoltaic market will overtake Germany and Italy[...]

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Tags: banks, environment, financial support, loan, photovoltaic cells, renewable energy, solar energy, solar PV industry

China is Interested in Biofuels – Why Not the West?

Posted on September 15th, 2011 by John Daly

China, arguably the world’s most influential and dynamic economy, is beginning to eye renewable as a partial solution to its voracious and growing energy needs.[...]

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Tags: alternative energy, Beijing, biofuels, China, ethanol, PetroChina, renewable energy

University of Maryland Forms Renewable Energy Company

Posted on September 14th, 2011 by Nadeem

University of Maryland forms renewable energy company The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has formed a renewable energy development company. The new company, Eastern Shore[...]

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Tags: CPS Energy, eMeter, GT Advanced Technologies, OMVS, printable solar technology, renewable energy, solar

Posts Tagged ‘renewable energy’

Operation Technology Develop Power System Engineering Software for Renewable Energy Sector

Oil Hypocrisy Exposed on Capitol Hill!

How Imperative Energy Helps European Union Companies Generate Bio-Energy

Empire State Building Gets EPA Award for Buying 100% Renewable Energy

SURGE Accelerator Program Opens In Houston

The Impact of Germany’s Decision to Phase out Nuclear Energy

Is Occupy Wall Street occupying the wrong street?

IBM, Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland Team Up on Renewable Energy Project

How Government Contracts Have Jump Started This Thin Film Solar Cell Maker

All-Electric School Bus Unveiled By Smith Electric Vehicles

Why Capitol Hill Is Keeping U.S. From Creating Clean Energy Jobs

Keeping the Lights On: Data Overload and its Impact on the Storage in the Smart Grid

Electric Cars Hit The East Coast Grid

High Noon for Reluctant US Banks to Get off the Fence

China is Interested in Biofuels – Why Not the West?

University of Maryland Forms Renewable Energy Company

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