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EDF EN Canada Commences Construction of Solar PV Projects in Canada

EDF EN Canada, a subsidiary of EDF Energies Nouvelles, a renewable energy company based in France, has announced that the construction has begun for its three solar photovoltaics projects based in Canada with a total capacity of 36 MW.

6 Jul 2010

Elevance and Wilmar Team up for World-Class Biorefinery

Elevance Renewable Sciences has announced that it is teaming up with Wilmar International Limited for the construction of a world class biorefinery. The joint venture is subject to certain conditions like relevant government approvals and will make use of the proprietary biorefinery technology of Elevance, for the purpose of producing chemicals, oleochemicals and advanced biofuels of high value performance.

6 Jul 2010

Rooftop Solar Development Partners with Atlantic Wind and Solar on Rooftop Solar Energy Programme

An agreement has been signed by Atlantic Wind and Solar, a renewable energy company, with Rooftop Solar Developments, a company based in Canada, for expanding the rooftop solar energy programme of Rooftop Solar Developments.

6 Jul 2010

Hot Solar Provides Cost-effective Solar Energy Systems

Solar energy system is an ideal source of energy equipment that is not just easy to install but also cost effective.

6 Jul 2010

Renewables Constitute 62% of the Novel Electricity Production Output Installed in 2009 in the EU

Renewable energy sources have accounted for about 62% of the total electricity generation capacity in the EU during 2009. The largest share has been 11.6% from hydropower, 4.2% from wind, 3.5% from biomass and 0.4% from solar.

6 Jul 2010

Research and Markets Introduces "Proposed & Under Construction Hydro Projects in India 2009" Report

Research and Markets has published a 2009 Report which observes that around 40% of the Indian population has no electricity access and also talks of hydro projects that are under construction and under proposal.

6 Jul 2010

KWB Multifire Pellet Stove from KWB

The KWB Multifire pellet stove offered by KWB incorporates a three step safety model which includes a fuel recognition sensor at the burn pot, an emergency fire extinguisher fixed in the underfeed stoking channel and a gas tight fire close on the delivery end.

6 Jul 2010