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Check out the compact, durable and low power DC electronic fluorescent lamp ballast....

The micro inverters are used in the solar industry where you can easily install the components much better than the central inverters

The solar panels are nowadays used for the residential purpose as the electricity bills are emerging a lot to bring the affordable power for the remote areas where there is no electricity...

Researchers from the University and RWE npower's engineers undertook an in-depth study of energy consumption together with other aspects of the Smart DC network over a period of 12 months. They are now able to demonstrate that running devices on DC rather than alternating current (AC) has the potential to be both more secure and more energy efficient.

Gwynt y Môr is a 576MW offshore wind farm being built in the Irish Sea, Liverpool Bay. Located 14km off the north Wales coast, the wind farm will cover about 79km² of the site leased from the Crown Estate. It is located close to North Hoyle and Rhyl Flats offshore wind power facilities.

Gwynt y Môr is a 576MW offshore wind farm being built in the Irish Sea, Liverpool Bay. Located 14km off the north Wales coast, the wind farm will cover about 79km² of the site leased from the Crown Estate.

The coal industry was recently criticised for running a coal and climate event alongside UN emissions negotiations in Poland. The Warsaw Communiqué emphasised 'high-efficiency' coal power technologies as a way for the sector to contribute to climate change mitigation, but without carbon capture, are they enough?

Empowering women through clean power technologies has been put firmly on the agenda thanks to recent events held by the United Nations and Ashden Awards. So how is clean tech changing lives and how can it be scaled up to game-changing levels?

Researchers at the University of Bolton are pioneering developments in 3D textile structures using piezoelectric energy-harvesting fibres. The results of the project could lead to the development of energy-harnessing carpets or mobile devices that can be charged as your clothes move.

Gas turbine design has changed to account for the growing use of combined heat and power (CHP) plants.

Ford Motor Company has collaborated with the New York Power Authority (NYPA), an electric utility, to help the state of New York prepare for the operation of electric vehicles (EVs).

Harvest Power, a developer of renewable energy and compost facilities for organics recycling, has said that its Fraser Richmond Soil & Fibre facility will receive up to $4m over two years from the Government of Canada to finance the construction of a biogas generation facility.

Colorado Springs Utilities, a provider of electricity, natural gas, water and wastewater services, has signed an agreement with SunPower, a solar technology developer, to design and build a 6MW solar PV power system at the US Air Force Academy (USAFA) in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

In this initial project, it will be important to demonstrate the possibility of manufacturing high-purity silicon from desert sand and constructing a high-temperature superconducting, long-distance, DC power supply system. The aim is to achieve a solar plant with annual capacity of at least 100 GW, which would truly help to solve the world's energy problem.

Stirling Energy Systems claims it has come up with a new solar thermal system that is simpler than other versions of the technology and will make the energy cheaper. The company plans to start building large solar power plants using this design within the next year.