CA: A major hydroelectric project in northern Ontario

The first major hydroelectric project will enable the production of power for its own population in northern Ontario and will create up to 800 construction jobs.

CN: Huaneng invests 687 ME in offshore wind

China Huaneng Group said it will invest six billion yen (687 million euros) to build the largest offshore wind park in the world.

EU : Turkey will be connected to European electricity grid using GE technology

GE energy giant says its smart grid technology will allow Turkey to be connected to the European electricity grid this year in September.

ES: Iberdrola - contract for 9 wind farms in Brazil

Spanish company Iberdrola has signed a contract with the Brazilian government, to build nine wind farms with total installed capacity of 258 MW.

FR: Air Liquide invests in three countries in the Middle East

Air Liquide expands its development in the Middle East and announced a total investment of 60 million euros in new production facilities in the field of industrial gases.

V: Launch of new fans

Arctic is coming on market with a new series of ventilators, of diffrent standard sizes: 80, 92 and 120 mm.

FR: Forclum solution comes with an energy saving solution in buildings

Forclum Company’s new headquarters, a branch of the Eiffage group (France), shows the particularity to consume only 69 kWh/sqm/year, with 50% less than conventional office buildings.

EL: Launching a new series of power supplies

LC Power renews its family of power supplies for PC Silent Giant with the new Green Power Edition range, more economical in energy.

FR: Launch of a new type solar tracker system

Exosun expert in building solar parks at ground level, large scale, launching - Exotrack - 1 axe, a second generation tracker designed for solar orientation by sun around its axis.

Skyline Announces CPV system installation in Hawaii

Skyline Solar announced the installation of a 22-kW project in Hawaii, two months after installing a concentrating photovoltaic unit of 80 kW in California.

GreenRay’ SunSine module has safety certification

GreenRay announced that its SunSine200 ACmodule has passed all required tests for safety certification and was certified by Intertek to UL 1741 standard.

Kyocera will supply solar system at its Japanese manufacturing sites

Kyocera Corporation will install its own solar power generation systems at six of its factories by March 2011, with a total of 593kW, as part of its initiative to promote environmental protection.

SunPower will provide PV solar system by several U.S. government sites

SunPower announced that its solar modules and systems were selected for installation in several properties belonging to U.S. government.