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United States: Breakdown: Penetration of Renewable Energy in Selected Markets
Published at May 17, 2013
source: Renewable Energy World
The penetration of renewable energy into the electricity supply mix has been much in the news recently. During the first quarter, Portugal generated three-quarters of... -
United States: Principle Power lands $43m funding double for WindFloat
Published at Dec 14, 2012
source: Recharge News
Floating wind turbine designer Principle Power has landed funding of about $43m thanks to back-to-back grants from the US Department of Energy (DoE) and the... -
United States: Marine Energy Projects Pick Up Momentum
Published at Oct 1, 2012
source: The New York Times
Despite the still relatively high costs of tidal energy and wave power energy, these two are considered promising technologies in the future, particularly due to... -
United States: Researchers Study Renewable Energy Penetration On Island Grids
Published at Mar 12, 2012
source: Renew Grid
Marija Ilic, director of Carnegie Mellon University's Electric Energy Systems Group (EESG), and several other EESG researchers and their collaborators in Portugal have -
United States: Excellence in Renewable Energy Awards Winners: Innovation
Published at Feb 15, 2012
source: Renewable Energy World
California, USA -- The nominations have been reviewed; the editors votes are in and we are now pleased to announce the winners of the 2011... -
United States: First 2 MW WindFloat installed offshore
Published at Dec 12, 2011
source: Renewable Energy Focus
Principle Power Inc and Energias de Portugal (EDP) have deployed the first full-scale, 2 MW offshore WindFloat offshore wind turbine solution off the coast of... -
United States: Banks Provide Critical Support for Hydro Project Development
Published at Nov 29, 2011
source: Renewable Energy World
The involvement of multi-national banking institutions is critical to the completion and modernization of hydroelectric projects, particularly in the developing world. This article details nearly...