Canadian-based Xantrex Technology has unveiled its European growth strategy, at an event held at the Science & Technology Park in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. The company also demonstrated its new European industrial-scale solar power system, which is installed at the Park.
Albuquerque-based Advent Solar won the 2003 National Clean Energy Venture Competition at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's 16th Annual Industry Growth Forum.
In Michigan, DTE Energy Technologies has signed a $5.4m contract with NextEnergy to develop, construct, operate and maintain a state-of-the-art microgrid in the Power Pavilion on the NextEnergy site in Detroit.
Michigan-based United Solar Ovonic – a subsidiary of Energy Conversion Devices – has installed what it claims is the largest PV system in Europe using triple-junction thin-film amorphous silicon solar technology.
Massachusetts-based SatCon Technology and ZBB Energy Corporation in Wisconsin have delivered two 50 kWh Z-BESS systems for installation on the Greenpoint Manufacturing & Design Center in New York City.
In Canada, ATS Automation Tooling Systems, its subsidiary Spheral Solar™ Power (SSP) and Elk Premium Building Products (a subsidiary of ElkCorp) are collaborating to share resources to design, manufacture, test and commercialize a new generation of fully integrated PV roofing products, primarily for use in residential buildings. The new products will take advantage of Elk's extensive knowledge and expertise in the residential roofing materials market, and the unique qualities of Spheral Solar Technology.
Massachusetts-based Beacon Power Corporation presented its new Smart Power M5 inverter at the 2nd Annual Greenbuild Conference & Exposition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – the largest gathering of green building designers and architects in the US.
In the UK, architect Wilkinson Eyre has revealed £45m (US$76m) plans for a 150 m long ‘glass palace in the sky’ to be situated on the site of London's old Crystal Palace. If approved, the structure would be the first new building on the site since the old palace burnt down in 1936.
One of New Jersey's most advanced solar energy systems has been unveiled in Sewell, at the Educational Information & Resource Center (EIRC), a public agency specializing in education programs and services. The 88 kW Sharp PV system – evaluated and designed by California-based Solara Energy – is the basis of EIRC's new ‘Green Apple Program’, designed to highlight real-world practices that preserve the environment and reduce energy consumption.
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