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New Research Turns Discarded Meat, Bone Meal into Bio-Degradable Plastic

A new research by Fehime Vatansever and her colleagues reported at the 241st National Meeting and Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS) the introduction of a partially recyclable plastic made of meat and bone meal without utilizing other raw materials such as natural gas or oil.

30 Mar 2011

Xtreme Power Announces Comissioning of Dynamic Power Resource System at Kahuku Wind project

Xtreme Power engineers, a developer and producer of large-scale digital power systems that are utilized in renewable energy and micro-grid applications, has announced the commissioning of its 15 MW Dynamic Power Resource (DPR) system at the 30 MW Kahuku Wind project owned by First Wind in an official dedication function held at Oahu, Hawaii.

29 Mar 2011

Boreal Renewable Energy Development Utilizes Data Loggers to Assess Wind Potential

Second Wind, a company that provides wind measurements systems, has declared that Boreal Renewable Energy Development is deploying its Nomad 2 Wind Resource Data Loggers to bring in wind energy for the use of New Yorkers.

29 Mar 2011

Research and Markets Releases Report on Advanced Biofuels Market Potential

Research and Markets has recently included a new report titled, ‘Advanced Biofuels Market Potential,’ in their range of report offerings.

29 Mar 2011

EDF EN Canada Contracts Power Purchase Agreement with Hydro-Québec

EDF EN Canada, an EDF Energies Nouvelles Company, has contracted two power purchase agreements (PPA) each for a period of 20 years with Hydro-Québec.

28 Mar 2011

Black Hills Energy Applies to Own Stake in Huerfano County Wind Project

Black Hills Energy, a subsidiary of Black Hills, declared that it has submitted a proposition to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to own a 50% stake in a wind power project owned by EUI Development, which is expected to generate around 29 MW power.

28 Mar 2011

Research on Chlorosome Structure Throws Light on Development of Bio Solar Modules

A new study performed by the researchers from the Washington University in St. Louis and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the Department of Energy to analyze the structure of chlorosomes in green photosynthetic bacteria throws light on the development of biologically enlivened solar cell devices.

25 Mar 2011