Ascent Solar Begins Regular Production of Thin FIlm Modules
Plant in Littleton, Colorado will gradually scale up to 1.5 MW capacity.
Weekly Investor Round Up
Solar consolidation underway as First Solar and Fotowatio pick up assets; eSolar signs another licensing agreement; Mitsubishi buys into Acciona subsidiary; and more.
DOE Announced $84M for Geothermal Energy
Funding Opportunity Announcements will explore two specific areas: component research and development/analysis; and support for demonstration projects.
EPA To Hear Testimony on California Emissions Waiver
California and 13 other states awaiting decision on waiver that would allow tougher standards on vehicle emissions.
Loan Guarantees for Nuclear Pose Huge Taxpayer Risk – UCS
A third bailout of the nuclear power industry could cost taxpayers $1.6 trillion dollars, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Volunteers Track Seasonal Signs of Climate Change
New program recruits citizen scientists to collect nationwide information about seasonal changes for climate change data base.
Xcel, Microgy Sign Ten-Year Biogas Deal
Microgy will supply carbon-neutral methane produced from animal waste to Xcel's natural gas-fired power plant.
Siemens Begins Shipping Turbine Blades By Rail
Wind Turbine maker is shipping massive parts by rail for the first time, reducing costs and simplifying logistics.
MIchigan Utility Issues RFP for $500M Efficiency Program
Consumers Energy is looking for contractors in business solutions, residential efficient products, residential comprehensive homes, residential appliance recycling, and grade 4-6 energy education.
Mitsubishi Buys Stake In Acciona Subsidiary
Companies say the deal is the first step in worldwide collaboration on sustainable energy.
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