Energy Update
Tesla Inc. is sending to Puerto Rico hundreds of its Powerwall battery systems that can be paired with solar panels in an effort to help the battered island territory restore electric power, the company said Thursday.
(Fri, 29 Sep 2017) Working natural gas inventory levels in the Lower 48 states since April have been lower than they were in 2016, according to EIAâs <em>Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report</em> (WNGSR), but they are still higher than the previous five-year average (2012-2016).
Life without our mobile phone seems pretty unimaginable, doesn’t it? We now carry along our phone/camera/computer in our hands, and, if you want to believe a recent movie, some of us even fall in love with the personal assistant. “(You) Siri – why am I here?...(Siri) I can’t answer that for you, can I?”
According to data recently released by the National Energy Administration of China, as of the end of June, the country had a PV power generation installation capacity of 102 GW.
Last Friday, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled in favor of Suniva and SolarWorld, having found that they suffered injury from the flood of cheap imports. Will this ruling dreadfully affect the U.S. PV market this year?
Petrofac has received a front-end engineering design (FEED) modification contract from the KOGAS Akkas for the Nasiriya gas treatment plant in southern Iraq.
(Thu, 28 Sep 2017) U.S. nuclear power plant outages averaged 4.6 gigawatts (GW) during the summer of 2017 (June through August), 10% lower than outages during the summer of 2016. Nuclear outages were highest in June, averaging 7.4 GW, but then averaged 3.8 GW in July and 2.6 GW in August.
Saudi Arabia's monarch, King Salman al-Saud, issued an unexpected and emotional decree last night that will pave the way for Saudi women to finally start driving. Adal Mirza elaborates.
A long-standing concern of the energy industry has been growing Middle Eastern demand for its own oil and natural gas, supported by generous subsidies, which make fuel exceptionally cheap in the region.
First – SolarWorld and Suniva are not villains, nor would I call them victims. The current low prices in our industry are, unfortunately, the responsibility of all participants. We, as an industry, have celebrated the low prices for over a decade and have focused on ever cheaper prices without considering the effect of these prices on quality and manufacturing viability.
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