Solar Energy News: Stay Informed on the Latest Industry Updates
Solar Energy News: Stay Informed on the Latest Industry Updates
THANK YOU FOR THE #SUN AND THE POWER OF #SOLAR!
As we said goodbye to that miserable 2020, there was one thing our customers were really grateful for: having Solaric on their roof. Regardless of ECQ, MECQ or GCQ, the sun provided reliable energy for crushing bills every day. In summary, we started with Taal Volcano, the Ashfall pandemonium raining, then with a once-a-century pandemic, … Read more
This solar powered, off-grid bike can ambush poachers anyplace – on the drive
One of the many reasons we can’t have beautiful things, like the black rhinoceros, is poaching. This sucks, so people who protect the few remaining wildlife that aren’t bought up like sticky vacation souvenirs for super-rich and shameless people need the right gear. Bush bikes are an incredibly helpful tool in reaching animals threatened by … Read more
LG&E, KU Train Settlement Possibility, Select Solar Alliance for Further Solar System
Solar Alliance Energy Inc., an energy solutions provider focused on residential, commercial and industrial solar systems, has an agreement with Louisville Gas and Electric Co. (LG&E) and Kentucky Utilities Co. (KU), members of the PPL Corp. family signed by companies to build an additional 500 kW phase of a solar array in Kentucky. In November … Read more
How Bobcat’s EMEA Area grew skid steer loader gross sales by 12.7%: Truth.MR – PRNewswire
NEW YORK, January 28, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Award-winning research firm Fact.MR reported in its latest research report on Skid Steer Loaders that the market is expected to see stable growth through 2020 in 2021, with long-term growth prospects looking broadly optimistic. A modest CAGR of more than 3% is expected for the forecast … Read more
What number of solar panels do you could charge an electrical automobile?
The electric vehicle revolution is just around the corner, powered by solar panels. Battery efficiency continues to increase and costs decrease, and people are becoming more environmentally conscious. For many people who haven’t taken the plunge and invested in solar, one of the burning questions we often get is how many solar panels they will … Read more
Market segmentation of medium-frequency solar inverters, evaluation based on present tendencies, improvement by area as much as 2025 – AlgosOnline
The market study report adds new research on the Medium Frequency Solar Inverter Market which presents a detailed analysis of this business area including the trends, competitive landscape, and market size. The Medium Frequency Solar Inverter market encompasses one or more parameters from product analysis, application potential, and regional growth landscape, and also includes an … Read more
Solar energy simply retains getting stronger – Stockhead
Australian solar capacity rose 33 percent to 20,000 MW in 2020 ‘The COVID-19 pandemic had an overall positive impact on the [solar] Industries than people who stay at home turned more to the solar industry to cut their electricity bills. “ Large commercial solar energy projects are ongoing in NT and WA Australian households and … Read more
Boralex closes on Sky Excessive Solar Farm
According to Boralex Inc., a company that develops, builds and operates renewable energy power plants in Canada, France, the UK and the US, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company has completed a transaction with Delaware River Solar LLC to acquire Sky High Solar Farm, is located in New York. The Sky High Solar Farm … Read more
It is surprisingly doable and reasonably priced to get to zero – and even detrimental – – EurekAlert
PICTURE: Regardless of which path we take to become climate neutral by 2050, the measures required over the next 10 years will be the same. view More Photo credit: Jenny Nuss / Berkeley Lab) Achieving zero net carbon dioxide emissions from energy and industry by 2050 can be achieved by transforming US energy infrastructure to … Read more
Motormouth: A Solar Battery Charger – Information from Southeast Connecticut – theday.com
Q: Like many people, I didn’t drive much during the pandemic. I couldn’t start the car one day so I jumped it and drove straight to the dealership where they changed the battery. An employee told me that there were always four computers running in the car that were draining the battery, and that I … Read more