Energy-Storage Companies Partner To Tackle Renewable Energy Integration North American Windpower Energy-storage providers Altair Nanotechnologies Inc. and EnerDel Inc. say they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to co-market and cross-sell each other's product portfolios. Each company will now be able to offer a much broader line of ... | ||
NSF awards $1.2 million grant to Clemson professor for energy storage research Anderson Independent Mail Clemson University physics professor Apparao Rao has received a $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant to explore the use of carbon nanomaterials for energy storage. “The global push for alternative and renewable energy sources is creating a ... | ||
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Hanwha Solar Launches More Energy-Efficient Solar Modules for Solar Rooftop ... PlanetSave.com At Solar Power International (SPI) 2012, Hanwha Solar, a leading manufacturer of silicon ingots and photovoltaic panels introduced a new range of solar products specially designed to deliver flexibility with energy storage, better module designs to ... | ||
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Storage build jumps to 67 Bcf as autumn weather arrives Gas Business Briefing After well-below-average injections for much of the summer, operators put 67 Bcf of gas into storage last week — just shy of the five-year average — as milder weather put a crimp in demand. Inventories now stand at 3.496 Tcf, the Energy Information ... | ||
Expert to talk about developing market for Holland's lithium-ion batteries HollandSentinel.com After talking with Hope faculty and leadership, he'll speak at a public luncheon about a developing potential use for lithium-ion cells, in on-site energy storage units for wind turbines and solar panels. The units are in the testing phase, said Bruce ... | ||
Japan-US developed smart grid goes live in New Mexico The Japan Daily Press A $52 million smart grid project focusing on solar power, energy storage, and electric grid management has gone live in Los Alamos, New Mexico, after being co-developed by a consortium of U.S. and Japanese companies. Among the Japanese participants ... |
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