British Pay-Go Solar Company Is Ready to Reach Millions in Congo
A British company aims to provide solar power to millions of people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the vast central African nation where less than a fifth of the population have access to electricity.
Black & Veatch, SAI Group Win Design-Build Contracts for US Fast-Charging Network
Electrify America has picked two companies to manage the design, permitting and construction of an electric vehicle fast charging network across the U.S.
Single European Power Market Is Now Closer to Reality
The European Union’s vision of a single energy market will move a step closer on Tuesday with the start of a joint market for electricity delivered on the same day.
Volvo Wants to Convert Diesel Trucks into Clean Energy Storage
Volvo is behind new research that could help convert old diesel truck engines into compressed air energy storage systems for fueling large electric vehicle fleets.
A Solar Market Insight for Intersolar Europe
The advancement of solar power in the global energy mix is demanding and launching diverse affiliated products and services that will help the sector develop. Those products and services will be highlighted at Intersolar Europe in Munich next week.
More California Parks Are Now Offering Remote Solar EV Charging
Two of California’s state parks have received new public charging infrastructure that offers electric vehicle owners the ability to charge up on solar power.
Want To Save the World with Your Brilliant Clean Energy Idea?
A new partnership between Enel and InnoCentive focuses on the power of the crowd to solve many of the world’s sustainable energy challenges.
Funding Puts Community-Scale Microgrid in Line for Wholesale Market Participation
The California Energy Commission has approved a grant for a community-scale microgrid that will participate in California’s wholesale electricity market.
Exelon, First Solar Bankroll Campaign to Push a Carbon Tax
Major energy companies, including the largest U.S. nuclear power generator, are putting millions of dollars into a new political campaign to push for a tax on carbon dioxide emissions.
How School Buses Could Help Run Air Conditioners During Peak Demand