enerG Magazine

enerG stands out as North America's top publication dedicated to the alternative energy sector. It explores a wide range of topics, including wind, solar, geothermal, biomass, and more, providing comprehensive insights into this rapidly evolving industry. With coverage that spans the continent, enerG highlights the developments in what is likely the fastest-growing sector globally. The publication features a variety of content, from project highlights to updates on new products, focusing on the business aspects of alternative energy. As companies and governments seek sustainable solutions to replace dwindling traditional energy resources and enhance environmental conditions, enerG showcases the initiatives and policies that are propelling North America toward a future powered by alternative energy.

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From defense site to delivering solar power

2 weeks ago | altenerg.com | Tony Kryzanowski

Nautilus Solar Energy has started operations at the first solar project on a Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) in New York, transforming what had been viewed as a liability into a significant 2.8 MW solar asset. By Tony Kryzanowski New Jersey-based community solar developer Nautilus Solar Energy has achieved a breakthrough by completing the first solar farm on a Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) in the U.S., in Albany County, New York.
Small state, but big solar power

1 month ago | altenerg.com | Diane Mettler

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South Dakota goes wild with solar power

1 month ago | altenerg.com | Tony Kryzanowski

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Doing more with less, with bigger wind turbines

1 month ago | altenerg.com | Paul MacDonald

Shell Energy has completed a re-powering and site redesign on the Brazos Wind Farm in West Texas, which is now producing more power with far less turbines. By Paul MacDonald When you look at re-powering an existing wind power project, sometimes there’s no grey involved—the case for doing the repowering can be very strong. That was the situation for Shell Energy and its decision to re-power and do a site redesign on the Brazos Wind Farm in West Texas.
Wisconsin's Beaver Dam Solar Project a win all the way around

Oct 27, 2024 | altenerg.com | Diane Mettler

Alliant Energy has started operation of its 50 MW Beaver Dam Solar Project in Wisconsin, which is expected to deliver long-term benefits to farmers, customers and communities. By Diane Mettler Midwest utility Alliant Energy has been busy of late, finishing 11 of 12 solar projects in the state of Wisconsin. They recently put the finishing touches on the BeaverDam Solar Project in Dodge County, Wisconsin, a 50-megawatt (MW) solar array that spans 350 acres.
Betting on renewables with solar canopy project

Oct 18, 2024 | altenerg.com | Paul MacDonald

Back IssuesSubscribeenerG MagazineenerG DigitalenerG Xpress Newsletter Click here to viewmore events... MerCo Publishing Inc. 525 Route 73 N, Suite 104Marlton, NJ 08053Maintained by LytleworksCaesars Entertainment is betting on renewable energy with the recent installation of a solar canopy project on several of its properties in New Jersey.
U.S. offshore wind gets a push behind it with federal, state support

Sep 21, 2024 | altenerg.com | Tony Kryzanowski

The U.S. offshore wind industry hit some setbacks with rising interest rates and component cost inflation, but the industry is now solidly moving ahead, helped along by a supportive federal government, and state supports.
South Pole solar power?

Sep 17, 2024 | altenerg.com | Nick Oakes

New analysis done by the U.S. Department of Energyï¿½s Argonne National Laboratory and National Renewable Energy Laboratory shows renewable energy could work as a power source at the Amundsen-Scott research station at the South Pole. By Nick Oakes A recent analysis shows that renewable energy could be a viable alternative to diesel fuel for science at the South Pole. The analysis deeply explores the feasibility of replacing part of the energy production at the South Pole with renewable sources.
Freedom from fossil fuels, with solar

Sep 17, 2024 | altenerg.com | Diane Mettler

Freedom Solar Power has completed the largest commercial solar installation in the greater Houston area in partnership with Stainless Structurals, that is now replacing the equivalent of thousands of barrels of oil per year. By Diane Mettler The new Stainless Structurals solar power system sits less than a hundred miles away from Spindletop, Texas—one of the most transformative oil fields ever, that marked the start of the 1901 Texas oil boom.
The Big Island says Aloha to more solar power

Sep 17, 2024 | altenerg.com | Robin Brunet

Back IssuesSubscribeenerG MagazineenerG DigitalenerG Xpress Newsletter Click here to viewmore events... MerCo Publishing Inc. 525 Route 73 N, Suite 104Marlton, NJ 08053Maintained by LytleworksAES Hawai'i has successfully launched a new 42 MW solar-plus-storage facility on Hawaii's Big Island, a challenging project that included drilling into some extremely hard volcanic rock.