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Innovative Chip Blocks Leakage of Standby Power in Eco-Friendly Smart PCs

MotomoTechWon, a company based in Korea, has developed a smart PC that does not consume any standby power. The energy and environmental-friendly device company has adopted green technology for developing the new 'SAVE PC' eco-friendly computer with 'Standby Power Cutoff Apparatus for Computer'(SPCAC) chip.

20 Jan 2012

GeoModel Solar Introduces Innovative Solar Site Prospecting Tools

At the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi, GeoModel Solar has launched new online solar tools for planning of solar photovoltaic systems and power plants. The new iMaps and pvPlanner solar software are tools designed for assessing bankable photovoltaic yield and prospecting of solar sites.

18 Jan 2012

Mind4Energy Introduces Monitoring System for Photovoltaic Plants

Mind4Energy has launched M4E Powermonitor, a new PV-monitoring system. The company has partnered with Ghent University to develop the system.

17 Jan 2012

ViewUGE Renewable Energy Monitoring System Showcased at CES 2012

Urban Green Energy (UGE), a producer of hybrid renewable energy solutions and distributed wind turbines, has launched a new web-based renewable energy monitoring system at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show.

13 Jan 2012

Tri Cascade Introduces Energy Gateway Thermostat for Home Energy Management

Tri Cascade has introduced a novel energy management system for homes. The elka 700-10 is an energy gateway thermostat that features an energy in-home display.

11 Jan 2012

STMicroelectronics to Highlight Innovative Solutions at PV Japan 2011

STMicroelectronics, a global provider of semiconductor solutions, will highlight its innovative solutions at the PV Japan 2011 event with the theme titled, “Smart Semiconductors from the Sun to the Grid.” It will be displaying its products at Booth No. P10-403.

8 Dec 2011

Automatic Metering Buoys Along Swedish Coast to Monitor Climate Change

The University of Gothenburg and five marine organizations in Sweden are collaborating in a new project involving automatic metering buoys to study climate change.

21 Nov 2011

Researchers Use Carbon Foam with Asymmetric Capacitor to Make Greener Batteries

Michigan Technological University researchers are working to develop a cheaper, lighter, greener and long-lasting battery. They are using an asymmetric capacitor, an electrical storage device, which is half battery and half capacitor for their research.

21 Nov 2011

Carmanah Technologies Introduces Go Power SUNfilm Solar Battery Charger

Carmanah Technologies has introduced the SUNfilm solar battery chargers for the Go Power propriety brand of the company. The Sunfilm chargers are of less weight and feature thin-film technology in order to retain charge in the vehicle battery when the vehicle is not in use and during storage.

17 Nov 2011

Researchers Present Novel Findings about Amorphous Silicon Used in Solar Panels

Amorphous silicon is a key constituent in next-generation flat-screen televisions and solar panels. The University of Girona scientists along with assistance from laboratories of the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and University of Barcelona, conducted a new study, which has unveiled that the amorphous silicon’s energy in its most stable state is 50% less than the normal value.

11 Nov 2011