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“Our view is that panels are fairly plug-and-play.”
“Our view is that panels are fairly plug-and-play.”
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A Texan and an Inner Mongolian wind developer walk into a bar…
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GTM Research and Azure International release the Q4 update of the China Wind Market Quarterly report series.
“The rhetoric has shifted from developing capacity to connection issues.”
80 gigawatts installed—the new GTM Research-Azure International Quarterly tracks wind’s path in China
“There is a huge market of parties who want to sell power and a virtually monopolistic set of buyers who can name the terms and pick the price.”
SCE, A123 Systems, and the DOE want to better understand this new grid “tool.”
Falling panel costs make PV appealing, mandates demand solar on the grid—CSP can make both easier.
Like solar, wind’s LCOE now meets and beats fossil fuels.
Lawrence Berkeley scientists take a closer look at wind’s 2010 patterns and see price competitiveness.
At Windpower 2011, a fight by the wind industry to keep Bonneville Power Authority from costing project owners tens of millions of dollars
All it takes is a lawyer, a banker, an environmental engineer and a crystal ball.
It’s called curtailment—and it could be costing the nation a lot of green energy and green money.
The industry leader vows to fight PJM over accounting. Also, EnerNoc plans to get 20 percent of revenue outside of DR.