Stanford scientists discover a novel way to make ethanol without corn or other plants
Stanford scientists have created a copper-based catalyst that produces large quantities of ethanol from carbon monoxide gas at room temperature.
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Stanford scientists model a win-win situation: growing crops on photovoltaic farms
A new model for solar farms that "co-locates" crops and solar panels could result in a harvest of valuable biofuel plants along…
ET Solar Sets up Australian Subsidiary Focused on Solution Business
NANJING, China, April 11, 2014 — ET Solar Energy Corp. (“ET Solar”), a leading smart energy solutions provider, announces the establishment of…
Investment Opportunities in Hydro Energy
This research service focuses on the investment and funding patterns in hydro energy companies globally The study identifies historical trends in diverse…
European collaboration to develop solar energy in North Africa
IK4-TEKNIKER is participating in the EUROSUNMED project designed to transfer solar energy technology to Egypt and Morocco
Alstom to supply two gas turbines and associated services to Kelar combined-cycle power plant
Alstom has been awarded contracts worth over €100 million(1) to supply two GT13E2 gas turbines and Long Term Services for the Kelar…
Alstom receives Excellent Supplier Award for Xiangjiaba project from China Three Gorges Corporation
Alstom was recently given an Excellent Supplier award by the China Three Gorges Corporation- in recognition of the company’s outstanding performance in…
Low Iron Glass for Concentrating Solar Power (CSP): Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
Worldwide markets for Low Iron Glass for Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) are poised to achieve significant growth based on an expectation of…
Global and Chinese Wind Power Flange Industry Report 2014
The Global and Chinese Wind Power Flange Industry Report 2014 is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the…
Commission adopts new rules on public support for environmental protection and energy
The European Commission has adopted new rules on public support for projects in the field of environmental protection and energy.