Kathy Jones, a consultant with ABB focusing on energy markets, renewables and environmental rules, talks about the continued rise of wind and solar despite policy setbacks.
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Kathy Jones, a consultant with ABB focusing on energy markets, renewables and environmental rules, talks about the continued rise of wind and solar despite policy setbacks.
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“My administration has made great strides in transforming New York into a more sustainable city, and we are proud to be at the forefront of efforts to combat climate change and protect the future of our global community, as well as committing to the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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by Devavrat Kadam
Largest floating solar plant in the world. (Source: yicaiglobal.com)
In the last decade, solar has experienced a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 60%. In addition to this, the costs to install solar have dropped by more than 60% as well. While this progress has resulted in a price war among solar companies, it has served as a great reason to innovate.
by Prateek Jain
The fifth annual New York Energy Week kicked off on Monday night in a beautiful venue at the New York Academy of Sciences. To start things off, Angelique Mercurio, Enerknol’s CEO, reminisced about how over 8,000 people have convened through the NY Energy Week over the past 5 years and announced that both Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio have officially proclaimed June 19-22 as “Energy Week in the Empire State.
By Jesse Morris, RMI
Blockchain technology—the technology underpinning the Bitcoin virtual currency—is being discussed as one of the most potentially disruptive technologies since the Internet. Blockchains are a combination of information technology, cryptography, and governance principles that enables transactions to occur without the need for a third party to establish trust between transacting parties.
The fifth annual New York Energy Week (NYEW) is here! Danish Cleantech Hub is once again taking part in the “for the industry, by the industry” initiative.
Danish Cleantech Hub, a joint initiative by Confederation of Danish Industry and State of Green in New York, is hosting an event on Net-Zero Energy Districts Thursday, June 22 to wrap up the 2017 New York Energy Week.
In recent years, numerous communities have shifted their focus from net-zero buildings to net-zero energy districts.
Offshore wind is a hot agenda in the state of New York. During the fifth annual New York Energy Week (June 19-23) Danish Cleantech Hub joins forces with the national Danish Energy Agency to exchange experiences and know-how with New York authorities.
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New York State officially proclaims June 19-22, 2017 as “Energy Week in the Empire State,” while “celebrating its fifth anniversary as the largest annual, week-long series attracting energy’s most influential professionals, policy makers, thought leaders, and stakeholders.”
NEW YORK, June 14, 2017 — The fifth anniversary of New York Energy Week, created by EnerKnol, received an official New York State Proclamation from Governor Andrew M.
By Dr. Fridrik Larsen
You can’t judge a book by looking at the cover was how Bo Diddley once put it. You can apply this to brands in the energy space by phrasing it: You can’t judge a brand by looking at the logo. A brand is not defined by the logo, it is judged by feelings in the hearts of consumers and it is defined by knowledge and connections in the minds of consumers.
Branding is not the process of designing or updating a logo.
Blockchain technology, applied to microgrids, will facilitate consumer energy choice
By Juliana Ennes
Have you ever imagined choosing your electricity generation source the same way you shop clothes online? Brooklyn Microgrid is trying to deliver this service sooner than one would imagine. Waiting for regulatory approval, the company expects to be connecting locally-produced, solar electricity to the Gowanus and Park Slope neighborhoods of Brooklyn, NY, in just a few months.