Remy International, Inc. Chosen to Supply Remy HVH250™ Electric Motors to the New All-Electric Aptera 2e Vehicle
April 20, 2010
Written by Editor in California, Electric Car, Green News, Green News Feature
According to the Remy Press Release, “Today, Remy International, Inc. joined Aptera Motors for a press conference in Carlsbad, California where Remy was announced as the electric motor supplier for the Aptera 2e. Remy will supply HVH250™ electric motors for the new Aptera 2e all-electric vehicle. Remy is already supplying a High Voltage Hairpin (HVH™) [...]
SunPower Announces Agreement to Acquire SunRay
February 12, 2010
Written by Editor in Green News, Green News Feature, Solar, Sunpower
According to the Press Release, “SunPower Corp. (Nasdaq: SPWRA, SPWRB) today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire SunRay Renewable Energy, a leading European solar power plant developer with offices in Europe and the Middle East, including a principal project office in Rome. SunPower will acquire SunRay from its shareholders, which includes [...]
ZAP, Jonway Partner to Target China Electric SUV Market
January 24, 2010
Written by Editor in Automotive, Electric Car, Green News, Green News Feature, Green Technology, Hybrid
According to the press release, “US electric vehicle pioneer ZAP (OTCBB: ZAAP) and China auto manufacturer Zhejiang Jonway Automobile Co. Ltd. announced a commercial agreement to produce electric sport utility vehicles (SUVs), cars and other electric vehicles in China for domestic and global distribution. ZAP and Jonway partnered on the production of the 5-door Jonway [...]
California Approves Space-based Solar Satellite
December 7, 2009
Written by Patrick Lo in California, Green News, Green News Feature, Green Technology, Solar, United States
The ever-expanding solar industry has tackled land-based projects and is now looking to the skies for their latest innovations. Although space-based solar technology has been around for decades, it has never really been a viable option in terms of cost-efficiency. Nevertheless, last Thursday California regulators approved a project to beam solar energy from a satellite [...]
Green Wine Summit
November 17, 2009
Written by Evan FitzGerald in California, Green News, United States
The region of Northern California is synonymous with a particular product that is harvested, much to the delight of people the world round. Wine finds a home in this region, in places such as Monterey, Sonoma and Napa. The grapes that are harvested produce wines that are well known, and now the city of Santa [...]
Being Green Pays
November 4, 2009
Written by Evan FitzGerald in California, Green Energy, Green News Feature, Smart Grid, United States
The energy crisis in California between the years of 2000-2001 left many state citizens angered at their utility providers, and rightfully so. Thanks to the corporate greed of companies such as Enron, the entire economy of the state was affected in an adverse way. However, there were good things that came from these trying years, [...]
Peak Oil & Mass Transit in California
October 10, 2009
Written by Thomas Slater in California, Green Business, Green Energy, Green News, Green News Feature, Mass Transit
Researchers at the UK Energy Research Center have recently completed a study indicating that Peak Oil – the point of highest production of oil worldwide, after which oil production will decline sharply – will be reached by the year 2030 at the very latest. On the alarmist side the report’s chief author Steve Sorrell warns [...]
California Governor Schwarzenegger to issue renewable energy order
September 15, 2009
Written by Editor in Energy Standard
According to the AP, “Administration officials say Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is moving ahead with plans to sign an executive order establishing the most aggressive renewable energy standard in the nation. The governor plans to sign the order Tuesday. It would require utilities to generate one-third of their electricity from renewable sources such as wind, solar [...]
