Norgren, a global leader in pneumatic motion and fluid control technology, is once again exhibiting at Valve World Expo in Dusseldorf from 27-29 November, exhibiting its range of high pressure regulators and valve technologies to a truly international audience of specifiers and end users.Based in Hall 4 – Stand G48,…

he once-flourishing company has recently embarked on a cost-cutting drive to reduce operational expenses and manpower by 20 percent.

Iowa’s wind energy producers and manufacturers are scrambling to finance new projects in the next two months because they don’t know if the Federal Renewable Electricity Production Tax Credit they rely on heavily will be available after then. MidAmerican Energy Co., the nation’s largest wind power generator among rate-regulated utilities,…

Alstom will introduce its latest technologies and hydroelectric power solutions at the Hydro 2012 Conference, held this year in Bilbao on 29th-31st October.At the conference, Alstom, the world leader in pump storage, will present innovations demonstrating how their power solutions facilitate the storage of energy and match production requirements. Alstom…

PROINSO has supplied 432 solar inverters to four new solar PV plants that have been recently connected in northern Greece.

(Wels, 25.10.2012) In autumn 2012, Fronius International GmbH opened the Active Energy Tower at its Wels site in Upper Austria. Its active energy design, use of photovoltaics (PV) and geothermal energy sources mean that the architectural showpiece is heated and cooled without generating any CO2 emissions whatsoever. The Solar Electronics…

Higher Energy Yields, Extensive Grid Management to Improve Utility-Scale Solution.

New Synergies Establish the Hanwha Group as a Top Three Global Solar Company.

IKEA has already been investing handsomely in renewable energy sector as it is currently the owner of wind farms in European nations and has 342,000 solar panels on its stores, warehouses and factories, which collectively generate 27 percent of the energy consumed by the group. The company isn’t just happy…

German engineering giant Siemens said on Monday it plans to pull out of solar energy where business expectations have not been met and is currently negotiating to sell its activities in this area. “The company plans to divest its solar business activities and is currently holding talks with potential buyers…