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Specialized Workshops at West Coast Green Conference

The Solar Living Institute announced today that it will be presenting a wide range of full day and half day trainings at the upcoming West Coast Green conference in San Jose California. The Solar Living Institute is excited to be partnering with West Coast Green to present these high quality pre-conference and specialized workshops at the nations largest venue for green innovation, building, business and design.

Nation's Most Visible Solar Array Dedicated at Denver International Airport

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper Joins with Project Partners -MMA Renewable Ventures, WorldWater & Solar Technologies and Sharp- to Celebrate Solar Electric System Generating Clean Power at Fifth Busiest U.S. Airport

SCE Signs Contract for 909 MW of Wind Energy

Southern California Edison (SCE) has signed a 20-year contract with DCE, an affiliate of Caithness Energy, which will provide up to 909 megawatts (MW) of wind power. The developers say that once completed, the Caithness project will be one of the world's largest fully permitted wind farms.

Suntech Completes Investment in Nitol Solar

Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. announced that it has completed the final round of its US $100 million in aggregate purchase of a minority interest in Nitol Solar. In conjunction with the completion of the transaction, Suntech also announced that it is pleased with the test results from the initial batches of polysilicon that it has received from Nitol.

Camco Sells Landfill Gas Recovery Facility in Texas

Camco International Limited has announced the sale of Dallas Clean Energy LLC, its landfill gas recovery facility in Dallas, Texas. Camco has agreed to sell Dallas Clean Energy to Clean Energy Fuels Corp., for a total consideration of US $19.1 million in cash.

REP Starts Biodiesel Production

Renewable Energy Products (REP) has started up the largest biodiesel production facility in Los Angeles County and has received EPA approval to sell its biodiesel. The multi-feedstock biodiesel plant has a nameplate capacity of 10 million gallons per year.