SolarWorld’s Trade Complaint Announcement at SPI: PR Brilliance or Blunder?
For the moment, let’s forget whether or not SolarWorld and its six anonymous co-plaintiffs have a valid claim against the named Chinese solar manufacturers. What I want to discuss here is the marketing and public relations ramifications of SolarWorld’s announcement and share my own Solar Fred insights on whether this was ultimately good
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SolarWorld’s Trade Complaint Announcement at SPI: PR Brilliance or Blunder?
A Second Wave of Interest In U.S. Offshore Wind
While offshore wind power is a reality across much of the world, U.S. developments are in a race of sorts to see which project will be the first to hit the water in what could become one of the globe’s hottest markets.
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A Second Wave of Interest In U.S. Offshore Wind
DeepCwind Tirelessly Developing Floating Offshore Wind
Researchers at the University of Maine’s DeepCwind Consortium have been working to make the goal of having 5 GW of offshore wind a reality by 2030 . With more than $1 million in grant funding provided by the Department of Energy (DOE), their first task is figuring out how to construct a cost- and energy-efficient deep offshore wind turbine.
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DeepCwind Tirelessly Developing Floating Offshore Wind