By Sophie Vorrath Two new announcements – that EV Supercharging service no longer free, and purchase of German automated manufacturing company – show signs Tesla is growing up. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Michael Slezak CloudCAM technology allows operators to reliably predict the output of solar farms 15 minutes ahead of timeA new way to tackle the much-maligned unpredictability of solar energy is being deployed at a solar farm opening today in Western Australia – cloud-tracking cameras. Related: Large-scale solar to triple after what could be Arena’s…
By Paul Dvorak Ergodyne has redesigned two products in its N-Ferno Line: The 6435 Thermal Base Layer Long Sleeve and the 6480 Thermal Base Layer Bottoms. These thermal products were made with enhanced fabrics and features to help workers get the job done no matter what the working weather conditions may be. An innovative moisture-wicking…
By David Shearman & Katya Glogovska SA government’s loosening of the emission cap on new power stations suggests a sell-out to gas. This would be wrong for several reasons. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Michelle Froese The subject of developing a document on a standardized boat landing was identified by the International Marine Contractors Association’s (IMCA) Renewable Energy Workgroup as one of the areas where there could be benefits — in terms of cost reduction and safety improvement — for marine operations for renewable energy. IMCA’s new report…
By Ketan Joshi Chris Twomey Olivia Boyd ARENA’s large-scale solar funding round revealed projected connection costs noticeably lower than for existing projects. Why is it so? Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Michelle Froese The 141-m long Rotra Vente’s “roll on/roll off” feature makes it possible to drive cargo to and from the deck, enabling a more cost-effective operation. The Concordia Group recently delivered and commissioned an innovative heavy cargo “roll on/roll off ” vessel to Siemens, designed for the efficient transportation of wind-turbines parts. The…
By Gordon Smith If we move to quickly to adopt electric cars before we have the renewable generation we may actually increase the amount of co2 produced. The post What Would Happen If We Were To All Buy Electric Vehicles Tomorrow? appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Read Full Article Here For more great articles:…
A solar and battery powered catamaran with virtually unlimited range. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
The very structure of the bus is changing with electrics, mechanics and electronics previously made as “components-in-a-box” being replaced by structural electronics – the roof is the solar, the dashboard is the instruments – all as smart materials. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
By Derek Markham In this edition of the clean transport and energy news roundup, we’ve got a few stories about Nissan, an update on the Elon Musk impersonation attempt, electric motorcycles, a hydrogen fuel-cell ferry boat, BYD’s electric vehicles, Ford’s latest ‘last-mile’ clean mobility concept, solar in Hawai’i, solar for mobile and manufactured homes, and…
By John Connor After a small celebration of COP21 achievements, COP22 gets down to business on accountability, as report reveals a shortfall between Paris commitments and the pre-Paris indicative commitments such as Australia’s 2030 target. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By SolarWakeup By Yann Brandt; Vivint Solar announced today that it has raised $200 million in new tax equity, a day before announcing it’s 3rd quarter financial results. The $200 million were critical given the delay the company was having in raising new tax equity after a failed acquisition by Sunedison. Vivint Solar even went…
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By Luke Menzel NSW government’s draft energy plans take an ambitious, integrated approach to both renewables and energy efficiency – and that’s a big deal for two major reasons. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy