DOWNLOAD HERE: newsdirect.nma.com.tw Solar cogeneration combines a photovoltaic and thermal module to provide electricity and hot water. Traditional PV systems convert about 15 percent of solar energy into electricity, with the remaining energy wasted. Solar cogeneration captures up to 75 percent, converting the waste heat into hot water. It can yield five times the energy of traditional PV systems. Sources: Solar Novus Today, GIGAOM
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SoCalGas demonstrates Cogenra's cogeneration solar system for cooling purposes Gizmag Ordinarily, silicon solar PV panels convert on average 15 percent of the sun's energy into electricity, while the rest is discarded as waste in the form of heat. Cogenra's technology captures this waste and transforms it into hot water. and more » |
Alameda County Expands Use of Solar Energy with Solaria Power Plant on Santa ... AltEnergyMag (press release) "Alameda County, a trendsetter in solar deployment for more than a decade, is known to make practical, informed choices in their use of renewable energy technologies. This new Solaria solar power plant will provide Alameda County with a cost-effective, ... and more » |
 Triple Pundit | Solar Thermal: Pros and Cons – Part 1: Solar Heating and Cooling Triple Pundit One is where solar panels are used to collect heat, which is used directly, as domestic or process hot water, space heating, or in some cases, air conditioning. This is really the most basic form of solar energy utilization, which is commonly known as ... and more » |
The Wind-Mobile: Recharge an EV Battery With a Wind Turbine CleanTechnica There are a number of alternative energy sources for cars — whether that's fuel (like ethanol or some other sort of biofuel) or a fuel cell (yay hydrogen) or even a creative way of charging an EV battery (solar cars are fun!). One more has been added ... and more » |
Ohio General Assembly passes far-reaching energy bill: Governor Kasich set to ... Lexology (registration) The bill addresses, among other things, Ohio's oil and gas statutes, regulatory jurisdiction over natural gas pipelines, and how to incentivize “cogeneration” facilities. This article summarizes the bill's key provisions. Ohio Revised Code (RC) Chapter ... and more » |
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