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The 100kW AC Charleston Community Solar project is member-owned and a first-of- its-kind for New Hampshire. Image: Norwich Solar Technologies. Steve Snyder A first-of-its-kind community solar-electric project located in Charlestown, NH was completed in December 2020. This project allows member-owners to receive on-bill credits for their ownership share of the solar array’s net-metered […] The Solar Sea Can Solution by Great Canadian Solar is a highly mobile, compact and flexible off-grid solar energy system for any remote power requirements. Image: Great Canadian Solar Green Energy Times Staff There are lots of reasons to have mobile solar systems complete with batteries. They can supply electricity when […] Danielle Ferguson Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries have many features that make them superior to other battery technologies. They are lightweight and versatile. They have a long lifespan and a fast recharge rate. They can also withstand cold, heat, collision, and mishandling during charging and discharging without risk of combustion. But are lithium iron phosphate […] George Harvey Father and daughter, Eric Shenholm and Anya Bredbeck. Photo courtesy of Ridgeline Renewables. For a small company, Saxtons River Solar Electric (SRSE) shows up on our pages quite a lot. We published several articles about this innovative company and numerous others that mention it. There will very […] One of the two solar arrays installed at T&M Enterprises in Shaftsbury, VT. This array, located in Bennington, produces the majority of the power while a smaller roof-mounted array accounts for the rest. Combined, the two arrays have a capacity of 180kW. Photo: Karen Jernigan. Power Guru Reaches Bhima’s Goal, Carrying […] Solar array on MassDOT Highway Division office property in Northampton, MA. MassDOT photo George Harvey All solar photovoltaics (PVs) have one very special characteristic. While they only produce electricity during daylight hours, they also produce at just the time electricity demand is at its highest. This is particularly important because they replace the […] Clean Energy Champion of the Year, Clean Tech Business of the Year Awardees Recognized Photo credit: Clifton Below Brianna Fiorillo Clean Energy NH, the Granite State’s leading clean energy advocate and educator, announced the winners of its annual Clean Energy Awards via virtual means this year due to the pandemic. Competition […] A Ram plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) being charged. Image: Flickr Randy Bryan First, happy new year to everyone. May you stay healthy, and let’s all make 2021 better than 2020. I love seeing the advertisement where a person holds a coffee mug that says 2020 and shows a one-out-of-five satisfaction rating. So, […] Wyldon King Fishman The 2020 New York State Renewable Energy Summit ended with a mission statement: “Does your town have an energy plan?” All the solar installers agreed New York State could install far more renewable energy if the barriers would fall a bit rather than creep up and up as they have over the […] Aptera. Image courtesy of Aptera. Henry Caldwell Just imagine the electric vehicle (EV) of the future. Park it in the sun, and you never need to charge it. Or charge it once and go 1,000 miles without another charge. When will that be? A company called Aptera says it will […] |
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