Energy Update
Ideal Power has teamed up with Azimuth Energy and Wright Architects to retrofit a building in rural New York with a solar-plus-storage microgrid for backup power during grid outages.
The China National Renewable Energy Center recently approved and issued the nation’s first lot of green power trading certificates to 20 renewable energy projects as a part of the country’s upgraded policies as concerns renewable energy generation, green certificates, and the green certificate trading scheme.
(Mon, 03 Jul 2017) Fossil fuels have provided more than 80% of total U.S. energy consumption for more than 100 years. Since 1928, when consumption of natural gas surpassed that of biomass, the three fossil fuels—petroleum, natural gas, and coal—have been the three most consumed fuels in the United States.
Kerui Group, a Chinese supplier of equipment for oil fields and deposits, recently won a three-year contract on a large project to increase the output from hydraulic fracturing in Nyagan, involving the construction of Model 2000 fracturing trucks.
International company Zirax and Dutch company Green Ocean signed distribution agreement for innovative absorbing solutions for oil spills prevention and response.
In the US, thermal coal is facing a long-term decline in demand, but don't forget that a significant amount of electricity consumed is still fueled by coal.
Researchers have developed a solar paint that can absorb water vapour and split it to generate hydrogen — the cleanest source of energy.
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s coalition is widening access to the solar power market for people who rent their homes in a move to boost green power’s expansion in an election year.
On Wednesday, June 28, Zentech Inc. and Renewables Resources International (RRI) announced their intention to deliver the first Jones-Act-compliant, four legged, self-propelled dynamically-positioned level 2 (DP2) jack-up vessel to the emerging U.S. offshore wind industry.
The vessel will be based on a US-built barge. Zentech plans to install four truss legs with spud cans, a proven oil and gas design, and integrate them into a newly built hull.
A new biomass plant under construction in Georgia highlights the challenging economics of the technology, even in a state so rich in forestry waste it exports it to other countries.
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