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Puget Sound Energy’s Lower Snake River Wind Project to Boost Power Generation

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) declared that it has completed the installation of its first wind turbine at Garfield County, Washington. PSE is currently carrying out the Phase 1 of its 343 MW Lower Snake River wind-power project.

16 Apr 2011

Wise Power Systems Associates with Unirac to Complete Solar Installations

Unirac, a company that provides infrastructure for installing solar power systems, declared that it has partnered with Wise Power Systems to complete a 1.1 MW solar power installation with the ISYS Ground Mount (IGM) in a locality in northern US.

16 Apr 2011

SolarCity and City of Sacramento Plan to Install Solar Panels to Generate Renewable Power

Sacramento City Council has accorded its approval for a joint solar energy project by the City of Sacramento and SolarCity.

16 Apr 2011

University Of Warwick Researchers Deposit Ultra-Thin Gold Films for Organic Solar Cells

A research team at the University of Warwick has declared their success in developing a window with gold plating to perform as a transparent electrode for use with organic solar cells.

15 Apr 2011

Enel Green Power Announces Purchase of Agatos Green Power San Gillio

Enel Green Power, declared that it has entered into an accord with Agatos Energia to purchase 80% interest in the ‘Agatos Green Power San Gillio, located in the city of San Gillio in Turin province, which currently carries out an authorized solar photovoltaic program.

15 Apr 2011

Nano Graphite Particles Improve Efficiency of Solar Thermal Collectors

Research results declared by the mechanical engineers at the Arizona State University concluded that the use of minuscule nano graphite particles, which are nearly 1000 times smaller than the breadth of a human hair, in solar heat collectors increases their heat absorbing efficiency by 10%.

15 Apr 2011

NASA Awards $16.5 Million to Develop Fuel Efficient and Low Noise Aircraft

The Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate of NASA has recently awarded $16.5 million to four teams from academia and industry through its Fundamental Aeronautics Program for developing a new technology to reduce fuel intake, carbon discharge and noise in aircrafts.

15 Apr 2011