As part of the company’s plans to add solar panels across the state, Florida Power and Light announced Thursday that one million more solar panels …
Tesla Solar Shenanigans Continue
Tesla has downsized the business tremendously, now mostly trying to sell solar panels in stores where it’s showing off its electric vehicles. Less than …
AU to run on solar energy soon; TEPSOL to provide infrastructure
Andhra University will soon be opting for a rooftop solar project keeping in mind problems associated with conventional energy sources and a growing …
Industria Engineering to install 4-MW/8.2 MWh solar+storage project in Massachusetts
Massachusetts-based solar installation company Industria Engineering has placed an order for 8.2 MWh/3.5 MW of battery energy storage systems …
Kenya urged to increase investments in renewable energy
According to experts at a just concluded two-day renewable energy conference in Nairobi, Renewable energy is a win-win investment opportunity in …
Colombia gets bids from 27 companies in renewable energy tender: minister
BOGOTA (Reuters) – Colombia has received bids from more than two dozen companies that want to participate in the country’s first-ever tender of …
How the Midwest’s Utilities Survived the Polar Vortex
Renewable energy is a growing power source in the Midwest region. Some renewable energy was affected on Thursday, mostly because of low winds …
Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas Completes Solar Panel Project
Eco-property Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas finished installing 1,400 solar panels this past December. The move, expected to offset 34 tons of the …
Storage Power Systems Announces Order for 8.2 MWh Battery Energy Storage Systems
… energy storage systems, as part of a solar plus storage renewable energy project in Grafton, Massachusetts, to be commissioned in late Q4 2019.
Commercial operations start at FPL’s four new solar plants
Florida Power and Light (FPL) expanded its solar generating capacity this week as four new solar plants began official commercial operations on Jan.