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IMS: Electric cars propel IC demand
A new report from IMS Research forecasts that demand for electric vehicles will grow steadily throughout the decade.
Security, smart-grid standards groups get creative
What motivates the desire to develop consensus standards?
UK Government's feed-in tariff for PV installations to kick-start market growth
Global analyst firm, IMS Research predicts the UK Government's announcement this week regarding the introduction of a feed-in tariff for photovoltaic (PV) installations is going to kick-start the country's PV market.
Nexeon is named as "One of Top 20 Cleantech Companies"
Developer of silicon-based anodes for next generation lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries, Nexeon, has been named as one of the 'Top 20 fastest growing Clean & Cool companies in the UK', and has been given a place on the Clean & Cool Mission to San Francisco, US, that will take place during February 2010.
Panel sees smart grid engineering challenges
Engineers face plenty of challenges enabling smart grids in the home and in utility distribution networks, according to a panel at the GridCom Forum event here.
Axeon to develop battery for extended-range electric Citroen C1 Ev'ie
Europe's largest independent lithium-ion battery systems supplier, Axeon, is to develop a new high capacity battery for the electric Citroen C1 ev'ie, manufactured by the UK-based Electric Car Corporation, with a view to supplying between 300 and 500 batteries in the 12 months following a successful trial.
DuPont opens photovoltaic lab in Switzerland
DuPont has opened a new photovoltaic application laboratory at its European Technical Center in Geneva, Switzerland.
Smart meters deployment to rise from 76 million to 212 million in 2014
According to a new study from ABI Research, the number of smart electric meters deployed worldwide will rise from a 2009 level of 76 million to reach about 212 million in 2014.
Report: Smart meters rise to 212 million in 2014
Deployments of smart electricity meters worldwide will rise from 76 million in 2009 to reach about 212 million in 2014, according to a new report from ABI Research.
Semprius, Siemens partner on solar energy
Semprius, Inc., and Siemens Industry, Inc., have entered into a joint development agreement to co-develop and deploy plug-and-play demonstration systems based on Semprius' Solar Module Arrays and Siemens' automation and control components.
Electric vehicles earn cash for owners
Delaware becomes the first state to integrate electric vehicles into smart grid.
MEMC and Conergy settle litigation over solar wafer supply
MEMC Electronic Materials and German solar developer Conergy AG have reached an out of court settlement of a lawsuit related to a solar wafer supply contract between Conergy and MEMC Singapore Pte, Ltd.
New lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant to double EnerDel's US capacity
Lithium-ion battery manufacturer EnerDel announced it will invest
DoE funds energy-efficient chip effort
The U.S. Department of Energy is funneling Recovery Act stimulus funds into research to make computer chips more efficient by designing voltage regulators that fit on-chip.
Eltek Valere battery chargers to power THINK City electric car
Eltek Valere (Drammen, Norway) has clinched a contract to supply battery chargers to the innovative THINK City electric car that is being produced in Valmet, Finland, and now is ready for orders.
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