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KMT brrr: Gehrlicher Solar America expanding to Massachusetts
(30/01/2012)

The international photovoltaic company completed two additional solar power plants. Springfield, NJ. Gehrlicher Solar America recently completed two additional commercial solar installations in the US. With the completion of a 151 kW ground-mounted system in North Dartmouth, MA, Gehrlicher Solar has successfully entered the Massachusetts market and plans over the course of 2012 to build at least 5 MW of projects in the state. The Dartmouth system covers approximately seven acres in a sem... [more]

Krushr: Recycling becomes easier with Krushr
(19/01/2012)

Krushr is designed with the aim to take the hard work out of recycling. The Recycling Guide states that 9 out of 10 people would recycle more if it were easier. It enables for the easy storing and storing of rubbish and recycling in one convenient place. Krushr is a unique range of units that allow you to easily sort, crush and reduce your recycling volume by up to 75%. Vic Sinclair, buyer for large appliances at John Lewis says, "With the balance shifting from general waste to recyclable m... [more]

Kyocera: Eco-Shell multi-purpose solar power shelter targets municipalities and private companies
(22/08/2011)

Across Japan energy reduction countermeasures are starting to be made in earnest due to the effects of the March 11 earthquake and resulting nuclear power situation. Furthermore, environmental awareness in urban planning has also been receiving a lot of attention. Sekisui Jushi Corporation, Kyocera Corporation and its wholly-owned domestic solar energy sales subsidiary Kyocera Solar Corporation have announced the co-development of the Eco-Shell - only available in Japan. Eco-Shell is a mu... [more]

Kyocera: Kyocera increases the size of the solar power generation system at its Fukushima manufacturing plant
(14/07/2011)

With power supply shortages expected during the summer months due to the effects of the March 11 earthquake, the Japanese government has placed restrictions on electricity use to require high-volume users in the Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc. and Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc. service areas to reduce electricity consumption by 15% compared to last year. Kyocera Corporation has significantly increased the size of the solar power generation system at its Tanagura manufacturing plant in Fukush... [more]

Kier Stoke: Kier Stoke installs solar panels onto roofs of Stoke-on-Trent's Civic Centre
(09/06/2011)

Kier Stoke has fitted 198 solar panels onto the south and south-west facing roofs of the Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s Civic Centre. In just the first month since installation they have already generated 4,128kWh of electricity - enough electricity to power the average home for a year in just one month. Under the government’s Feed In Tariff (FIT) for generating zero carbon electricity, the panels have already delivered the equivalent of £1,750 in income and savings. The FIT rewards the owners... [more]

Kyocera: Kyocera solar modules power Itami-Koya shopping center in Japan
(27/04/2011)

The AEON shopping center in Itami City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, is a large-scale facility containing 159 businesses. 960-kilowatts (kW) of Kyocera Corporation's solar modules (roughly 4,300 units) have been installed on the roof of the recently opened AEON Itami-Koya shopping center in Itami City. The total solar power generating system is 1.16-megawatts (MW), of which 960kW are Kyocera modules, making it one of the largest systems on a commercial building in the country. Kyocera's modules... [more]


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