Residential solar systems

2018 Renewable Outlook Stable: Renewables Can Now Self-Sustain With renewable energy undoubtedly entrenching itself as a global industry over the last decade, what will the next 10 years bring? The short answer is “more growth” and notably, “self-sustaining growth.” As the market evolves, growth will this time be supported by advancements in battery storage technology. While developing markets will see demand for power continue to grow, the same trend will likely flatten out for developed markets, though the expected roll-out of electric vehicles could add to demand. http://ift.tt/2CmtkYG

Opportunities Grow for Renewables in 2018, From Pricing to Packaging Renewable energy market momentum will continue into 2018, even if the policy needle continues to flutter in the months ahead. As utilities and clean energy firms will tell you, the world doesn’t wait for policy certainty. Consider this: emissions from power plants in 2017 are on track to be less than those from transportation for the first time in 40 years. Opportunities abound. http://ift.tt/2stOHb1

Global Light Fidelity (Li-Fi) Market - An Opportunity to Solar Panel to Develop Self-Powered Receiver System, Growing at a CAGR of 74.6% and is Expected to Reach USD 80,499.4 Million During 2017 – 2023: Energias Market Research Pvt. Ltd. submitted by /u/FindLight2017 [visit reddit] [comments] http://ift.tt/2Bsu0Pk

AWEA Releases Underwater Footage of Block Island Wind Farm’s Artificial Reef When the Block Island Wind Farm (BIWF) foundations were put in place in 2015, many fishermen were worried. How would these giant metal formations set into the ocean change the game for commercial and recreational fisherman? Would they restrict fishing, causing these small business-owners to lose money and their livelihood? http://ift.tt/2Bu5SvM

Bigger Turbines, Better Economics, More Digitization on Deck for the 2018 Wind Power Market As we enter 2018, here’s a high-level overview of which wind energy trends to keep your eye on in the coming year. http://ift.tt/2o6nQwd

Maryland Launches Energy Storage Tax Credit Pilot Program In what is being called a first for the U.S., Maryland has committed $750,000 to an energy storage tax credit program for 2018. The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) yesterday said that it now is accepting applications for the program. http://ift.tt/2EJsNWd

Legal Pushback Takes Shape on Trump’s Solar Tariffs Countries and entities negatively affected by solar tariffs set by the Trump Administration in January on imports of crystalline silicon PV cells are beginning to seek redress — with the latest action taking the form of a lawsuit in the U.S. Court of International Trade. http://ift.tt/2EnWsR3