Solar thermal
By Zaher Karp on October 9, 2009
Tags: Algeria, United States, Abengoa Solar, Algeria, combined heat plant, dish Stirling systems, MCE:ABG, photovoltaics, PS10, Sevilla, solar energy, solar power, Solar power tower, Solar thermal, Spain, electricity, energy
Abengoa Solar (MCE:ABG) has grown in both Spain and the United States. The international player is working on continuing to pioneer in renewable energy, with a new hybrid plant on the horizon.
By Nathanael Baker on October 1, 2009
Tags: Ausra, Australia, Jordan, MENA Cleantech, middle east, solar energy, solar power, solar start-up, solar steam, Solar thermal, solar thermal technology supplier
California solar start-up Ausra, has found its niche in the industry by providing solar thermal technologies to solar power plant developers.
By Alison Pruitt on August 26, 2009
Tags: bioenergy, coal, EIA, Electric Power Monthly Report, Energy Information Administration, geothermal power, hydroelectric power, photovoltaic, renewable energy, solar power, Solar thermal, United States, wind power, energy, Iowa, U.S.
The latest Electric Power Monthly Report released by the federal Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that the U.S.
By Mitchell Anderson on August 17, 2009
Tags: China, United States, USD, Carbon Capture and Storage, carbon emissions, CCS, China, clean energy, clean tech sector, CO2 emissions, coal, electric cars, electric vehicles, EV, McKinsey Quarterly, report, solar energy, solar power, Solar thermal, United States, electricity, energy
The two largest economies in the world need to work together to scale up the global clean tech sector according to a new interactive report in the
