Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Saline Aquifers Can Store Century’s Worth of Fossil Fuel Emissions

Researchers at MIT have revealed that the United States has sufficient capacity to store fossil fuel emissions for a century in its deep saline aquifers. Carbon dioxide emissions are released from powerplants that use coal as fuel.

22 Mar 2012

Car Charging Group Provides EV Charging Services at Select Kettler Properties

Car Charging Group, a provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging services in the U.S., and Kettler, a multifamily housing developer, have entered into a partnership to offer EV charging services at properties managed by Kettler.

22 Mar 2012

Cooperative Solar Purchasing Group Launched

Solar Purchasing Group (SPG), a new company, has been launched for cooperative purchasing of components and materials for solar PV manufacturing. The company has been founded by experienced PV specialists who have been in the industry for many years. The global company operates from its offices in Germany, USA, Hong Kong and Switzerland.

21 Mar 2012

New Catalyst Offers Potential Application in Hydrogen Fuel Cells

A new catalyst that enables safe storage and transportation of hydrogen has been developed by researchers from the Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) at the U.S. Department of Energy.

20 Mar 2012

Aide Solar Unveils Quasi-Mono Photovoltaic Modules

Aide Solar, a producer of photovoltaic (PV) modules, has launched a range of Quasi-mono modules for its customers in the large-scale utility market. The new Quasi-mono module portfolio includes 21 additional models based on enhanced cell technology.

20 Mar 2012

Sustainable Biofuels Technology Award for LS9’s Biotechnology Platform

LS9, a developer of sustainable products that address the requirements of global chemical and fuel sectors, has won the Sustainable Biofuels Technology Award for its industrial biotechnology platform.

20 Mar 2012

Researchers Work on Greening Chemical Processes

Green chemistry is a major focus of chemists who try to limit their impact of work on the environment. Though it is a difficult process, researchers are working on it for the benefit of the planet.

20 Mar 2012

SiGen’s Second-Generation System for Manufacturing Kerf-Free Solar-Cell Wafers

Silicon Genesis (SiGen) has completed the specifications of the new GenII PolyMax system, the company’s second-generation production system for manufacturing thin-silicon solar wafers.

20 Mar 2012

Bruce A Unit 2 Nuclear Reactor to Start Power Generation in 2Q 2012

Bruce Power, a Canadian electricity generation partnership, has secured approval from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to start power generation in the Bruce A Unit 2 nuclear reactor. Bruce Power includes Bruce A & Bruce B generating stations, with each station equipped with four nuclear reactors.

19 Mar 2012

NESL-USA and SolarBridge Technologies Partner for AC Solar Module Systems

SolarBridge Technologies, a developer of integrated microinverter technologies for the solar industry, has signed an agreement with NESL-USA, a company specializing in the research and development, production and distribution of solar PV products in the North American market.

19 Mar 2012