Even Solar Haters Are Loving SunEdison’s Power Plant Strategy
SunEdison Inc.’s focus on developing renewable energy plants worldwide, rather than the panels that make them work, has won over one of the industry’s top critics.
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Even Solar Haters Are Loving SunEdison’s Power Plant Strategy
SunEdison Inc.’s focus on developing renewable energy plants worldwide, rather than the panels that make them work, has won over one of the industry’s top critics.
Read MoreGerman Utility’s Race for Renewables Seen as Too Little, Too Late
RWE AG, the German utility whose coal-fired plants make it Europe’s largest carbon emitter, officially started the company’s largest renewables project on Thursday: a wind farm in Liverpool Bay off Britain’s coast.
Read MoreGerman Utility’s Race for Renewables Seen as Too Little, Too Late
RWE AG, the German utility whose coal-fired plants make it Europe’s largest carbon emitter, officially started the company’s largest renewables project on Thursday: a wind farm in Liverpool Bay off Britain’s coast.
Read MoreTrina Solar Plans $500 Million India Plant Amid US, Europe Ban
Trina Solar Ltd. will invest in a $500 million plant with India’s Welspun Energy Ltd. as the world’s biggest supplier of panels seeks to circumvent U.S. and European Union sanctions on solar shipments from China.
Read MoreSunEdison Raises $403 Million for TerraForm to Buy Wind, Solar
SunEdison Inc., the best-performing U.S. solar company, raised $402.5 million to help buy renewable energy plants in emerging markets, and then purchased more than 2 gigawatts of wind and solar projects in Central America and Asia.
Read MoreGreenpeace Raises Pressure on Internet Companies to Go Renewable
For at least four years, Greenpeace has been raising public awareness and putting pressure on the world’s largest data and cloud computing center providers to fuel their operations with clean, renewable power. In May, Greenpeace released its 2015 “Clicking Clean: A Guide to Building the Green Internet” report, in which it evaluates and ranks the likes of Akamai, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Apple, Google and Microsoft in terms of renewable energy investment, use and leadership.
Read MoreGreenpeace Raises Pressure on Internet Companies to Go Renewable
For at least four years, Greenpeace has been raising public awareness and putting pressure on the world’s largest data and cloud computing center providers to fuel their operations with clean, renewable power. In May, Greenpeace released its 2015 “Clicking Clean: A Guide to Building the Green Internet” report, in which it evaluates and ranks the likes of Akamai, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Apple, Google and Microsoft in terms of renewable energy investment, use and leadership.
Read MoreThe Real Price of Free Solar
For a technology known for its tranquility and quietness, the noise surrounding PV as solar leasing becomes the driving force for sales is getting uncomfortably shrill — the pitch of sales pitches is rising.
Read MoreElon Musk Says Utilities Shouldn’t Fear His Battery Systems
Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Motors Inc., told electric utility owners they shouldn’t fear that his battery systems will put them out of business — instead, they should buy them.
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