Going green is a global movement as climate change, loss of natural resources, and other biodiversity issues are impacting the entire planet. Spain has had a bright future in renewable energy, in fact President Obama pointed to the efforts of …
From Guest Blogger Tina Samuels: Going Green in Spain Read More »
I don’t track every political decision around the world with respect to renewables, but here’s an event that I guess I should have seen coming: the reduction in beneficial feed-in tariffs for concentrated solar power (CSP, aka solar thermal) coming …
A consortium of companies in Spain are planning to build a 15 MW turbine. The turbine manufacturer Gamesa will lead the €25 million ‘Azimut’ project to build the 15 MW giant together with 11 other wind and engineering companies and …
[The Vector] Super Offshore Turbines in Development – Despite Difficulties Read More »
Spain is world leader in utility-scale solar power generation with a capacity of more than 430 MW, following commissioning of their latest plant in the North West of the country. The United States’ utility scale solar generation is a little …
[The Vector] Solar Thermal – Getting Competitive Read More »
I just got back from a family vacation in Spain, during which I spent a fair amount of time looking for relevant things to tell readers when I returned. I didn’t have to wait long for my first inspiration. My …
