A New Kind of Hybrid: Solar and Geothermal Working Together in Nevada

Source: Smart Planet, Kirsten Korosec (8/31/11)

"The hybrid geothermal-solar plant: a new spin on an old idea that could help utilities move away from coal and natural gas-power plants."

SmartPlanet, Kirsten Korosec

Enel Green Power is already tapping into Nevada's plentiful geothermal energy source. It makes perfect sense to take advantage of the desert state's abundant sun as well. Enter the hybrid geothermal-solar plant—a new spin on an old idea that could help utilities move away from coal and natural gas-power plants.

The Achilles heel of solar and wind power is its variability. When the sun sets or the wind stops blowing, renewable power drops off.

GE pushed the bounds of the conventional co-generation power plant and introduced a jet engine-inspired model that can transition between natural gas and renewable energy. . .View Full Article

Renewable Energy Co. Starts Installing Solar Project in Mexico
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/29/2024)

Revolve Renewable Power Corp. is installing a 450-kilowatt-peak rooftop solar project at the site of a food manufacturing business in central Mexico. Find out why one technical analyst says its a good time to buy the stock.

Expert Says Now Looks Like a Good Time To Buy This Renewable Energy Stock
Source: Clive Maund (04/29/2024)

Technical Analyst Clive Maund shares an update on Revolve Renewable Power Corp. to explain why he believes now might be the time to buy this clean energy stock.

Renewable Power Co. Hits Milestone in Utah Battery Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/23/2024)

Revolve Renewable Power Corp. announced it has signed an interconnection agreement for its Vernal BESS Project in Utah, a "major milestone" for the Utah site. Find out where this stock shakes out against its peers.

New EPA Rule Validates Co.'s Water Treatment Solution
Source: Richard Ryan (04/19/2024)

Utilities could use this technology, which reduces PFAS in water, to meet the new standards for public drinking water, noted an Oak Ridge Financial report.