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De-centralizing
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2015 Renewable
Energy Outlook
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SOLAR
Solar Outlook 2015:

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WIND
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Wind Outlook 2015:

Striving for 2000 GW
by 2030 With the right
policy commitment to
address climate change,
wind power could supply
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GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
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2015: International
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In 2015, energy will
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Energy Storage
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Slow and steady growth
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HYDROPOWER
Wave and Tidal Energy Outlook

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In this issue, we offer you outlooks for six clean energy industries: solar,
wind, energy storage, geothermal, bioenergy, and hydropower in the
form of wave and tidal energy. A key theme in many of these industries
is the rise of consumer-controlled energy generation. This isnt just rooftop solar for homeowners. Major businesses are using bioenergy, wind
power, energy storage, and other forms of clean energy technologies to
take control of their energy generation.
Navigant Research reported in December 2014 that the annual
installed capacity of distributed generation technologies would reach 165
GW by 2023, double the annual installed capacity of 2014. In addition,
a report by the International Energy Agency released in October 2014
explained that for the frst time, the global share of distributed PV is now
larger than large-scale PV, taking 55 percent of the PV market in 2013.
Forward-thinking utilities are making bold moves to capture some
of that distributed generation revenue. Last year at least three U.S.based utility holding companies Duke Energy Corp, NextEra Energy Resources and Edison International made investments in distributed solar companies: Clean Power Finance; Smart Energy Capital; and
SoCore Energy, respectively. Utilities all over the world are being forced
to re-think their business models and adopt new methods to stay relevant and proftable in a changing economy.
Its not just utilities. The shared economy is impacting corporate
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The Big Question
Key executives weigh in on worldwide renewable energy issues
Where Do You See Renewable

Energy Growth Potential in 2015?
Our annual outlook issue is our attempt to predict what will happen within the renewable energy
industry over the course of the year. To do this, we went straight to the top of major renewable
energy companies, asking CEOs and presidents to tell us where they are devoting their company
resources in order to capitalize on some of the market growth that they expect to see in 2015.
Read the responses below to gain insight on this issues big question:
Where Do You See Renewable Energy Growth Potential in 2015?
Kyle Seymour,
President, S&C
Electric Company
I SEE A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT of potential growth in both utility-scale and

residential solar around the world. We have begun to see projects that are
reaching grid-parity in some areas and believe this will sustain the wave of
solar generation we saw in 2014. Our focus will be in helping guide customers
through the interconnection process in regions where regulation and policy are
opening up new solar markets. Additionally, we continue to work with customers on ways to reduce construction costs for utility-scale solar projects by fnding ways to pre-engineer solutions that reduce the manpower and time needed
for grid interconnection.
This growth in solar is going to bring
energy storage into focus, and I anticipate this will be an important area of
growth in 2015. Weve seen initiatives in
countries like Australia, the United Kingdom, the U.S., and parts of Africa use
storage to make solar more adaptive to
grid conditions. States in the U.S. that
have high concentrations of distributed
solar such as California, Hawaii, and
Texas are executing plans to encourage the addition of storage to their grids.
As the price of both solar generation
and battery storage continues to fall, the
main challenge will be the regulatory

framework that limits the options electric
utilities can pursue in making the necessary changes to the grid.
All this does not mean we have forgotten about wind energy. We are committed not only to new developments
spurred by recently extended tax credits,
but on keeping the large installation base
of wind operational. To do this, we anticipate that wind operators will use new
technology, including remote monitoring and real-time data, to maintain their
installed interconnection systems.
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THE YEAR 2014 MARKED a tipping point for solar energy. It has
become one of the fastest growing sources of new power generation in the United States and public acceptance, on many levels, continues to grow. Obviously, the year ahead will see ongoing price cuts that can only improve solars competitiveness with
other forms of energy generation, even coal and natural gas.
Julia Hamm,
But, based on our own research and analysis, the Solar
President and
Electric Power Association (SEPA) sees a few potential areas
CEO, Solar Electric of growth that stand out from the general trends.
Power Association
Even with the termination of the federal investment tax credit looming, utility-scale projects of 1-5 megawatts and greater are frmly established as major drivers of the solar market
and will continue to spread across the country. Financing for these projects has
become easier as investors gain confdence in solar, backed up by the trend toward
innovative fnancing tools such as yieldcos and green bond programs.
The growth potential for community solar is huge and healthy. Both utilities
and community groups see these projects as a cost-effective way to respond to
public demand for clean energy and to serve those who cannot put panels on their
roofs, whether apartment dwellers, small businesses or others. Community projects can also create a good balance between local generation and utilities ability
to site these facilities where solar can provide the most value to the grid.
SEPAs recent survey of community solar projects now online across the U.S.
found that 87 percent were initiated by utilities.
The year 2014 marked a tipping

point for solar energy.
The development of advanced technologies both storage and smart
inverters is clearly an area slated for growth, with the potential to make
solar more stable and reliable, removing further barriers to adoption. While
cost and regulatory issues remain, the industrys intense focus on these technologies could bring them to market more quickly than expected.
Regulatory battles over net metering and rate design remain a damper to wider
solar adoption, but even here we see change. Moving into 2015, the trend toward
collaboration and compromise among the many stakeholders involved in these
debates could become a powerful catalyst for solar growth this year.
SEPAs 51st State Initiative is intended to build on this momentum, drawing in new ideas on how to create energy markets that from the ground up
incorporate the interests of the full range of stakeholders and ensure clean,
affordable and reliable power to all.
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THE EMERGING MARKETS economies in Asia-Pacifc, East Africa and Central America will continue to be leading areas
for growth in geothermal power in 2015. These regions
are home to economies where there is growing demand for
power sources, where climate change answers are crucial,
and where geothermal can provide unique benefts.Indonesia, the Philippines, Mexico, Kenya and Ethiopia are
Karl Gawell,
expected to be among the leaders and are where U.S. geoCEO, Geothermal
thermal companies will be working to answer the needs
Energy Association of the marketplace for clean, reliable power with improved
performance, fexibility and availability.
In the U.S., California and other states continue to adjust
policies and procurement to better recognize the values of a diverse renewable resource mix and of geothermal specifcally in producing reliable power
systems for the future. We also expect California to revisit legislation that supports the Salton Sea Restoration and Renewable Energy Initiative, a program
that seeks to address a looming environmental problem by expanding geothermal and other renewable power production in the southern end of the
state. Other opportunities for new projects will center on untapped resources
in the Western U.S.
The global geo power industry is on track to reach 20 GW of installed
capacity, if not more, by 2024. At the beginning of 2015 there are upwards
of 12.7 GW of geothermal power operational throughout 24 countries. There
are 11.7 GW of capacity additions in development and 1.8 GW of power under
construction in 80 countries. This steady movement shows that geothermals
place in the global energy market is secure.
2015 WILL BE THE YEAR of the consumer in residential solar.

In 2014, the industry fought tooth and nail in 40 states to
combat monopoly utility attacks on rooftop solar. These victories were due in large part to those consumers who spoke
up and showed up to rallies in support of the industry in
polls conducted across the country, 80 to 90 percent of voters across party lines support rooftop solar. These utility
Lynn Jurich,
attacks will continue in 2015, and public leaders and poliCEO, SunRun
cymakers must answer to the will of the people.
By the end of 2014, more than 600,000 households had
installed solar in the U.S., and with each household that chooses clean solar power more are likely to follow. As solar gains mindshare well also
see an opportunity for more mainstream consumer services and lifestyle brands
who are looking to leverage the passion consumers have for energy choice.
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For consumers, home solar power is a lifestyle.And like many lifestyle

companies, residential solar companies that offer consumers a variety of ways
to engage with them online, on the phone, in a retail environment, through
a local company or through a partnership with another brand will be
poised for success in 2015.
In addition, big data now impacts nearly every consumer segment and
it will play an important role in increasing home solar adoption in 2015.
Already weve seen the emergence of new software and tools in the residen-
There are upwards of 12.7 GW of geothermal

power operational throughout 24 countries.
tial solar industry that keep the consumer in mind tools that improve the
ease and speed of getting solar on their home making for a better customer
experience.
In 2015 we will see this trend progress even further in the residential solar
segment as the largest players in the industry become more sophisticated at
reaching and engaging consumers.
Solar companies that provide consumers with the products and services they want in some cases even combining them with other services that
drive value for homeowners and sell those products and services where
consumers want to buy them, will drive consumer adoption in 2015.
I SEE GROWTH IN BOTH community solar and corporate &

industrial direct power purchase agreements (PPAs). The
link between these is the expanding interest in being part
of a renewable energy project.
Although only about a dozen companies have announced
direct PPAs, we are hearing from more companies who are
starting to explore these opportunities in earnest. Interest
Dan Kalafatas,
is growing for a number of reasons, many of them fnanCEO, 3Degrees
cial. The relative low cost of capital and declining cost of
renewable energy creates real potential for corporate and
Group
industrial customers to capture the economic and hedge
benefts of renewable energy generation like never before.
Second, its a buyers market for power purchase agreements with relatively
few buyers. Finally, many frms like the idea of using their buying power to
spur the development of new renewable energy projects, and direct PPAs offer
means to do so.
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However, these transactions are incredibly complex, which is the reason we have seen only limited uptake to date. Early entrants report that signifcant staff time across an organization is required to consummate these
agreements. My prediction is that in 2015, we will start to settle on some business models that will become more widely understood and build a clearer
path for companies that have the appetite to undertake these (at times literally) groundbreaking projects.
This interest in more direct involvement in renewable energy also ties back
to the other area of growth I identifed community solar. We will see more
community solar programs developed for both the residential sector and for
small and mid-sized businesses. Similar to PPAs, these programs allow customers to make direct commitments and own some of the benefts of a renewable energy project.
LAST YEAR, NEW YORK and New Jersey announced public funds to provide grants, loans, and other fnancial
resources for small-scale, distributed generation (DG)
projects. New Yorks Green Bank and New Jerseys Energy Resilience Bank are reactions to the lengthy power
outage caused by Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Offcials
hope that on-site generation will allow facilities to keep
critical infrastructure running during future outages.
Phil Brennan,
Both banks have announced a particular focus on renewCEO, Echogen
able generation.
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To most people, that means wind and solar. But theres
another renewable source that has been overlooked in
our quest for a cleaner energy supply: waste heat. The heat from the backup generator at a hospital or the biogas-fueled engine at a wastewater treatment plant is usually vented to the atmosphere effectively thrown away.
Waste heat to power (WHP) projects capture that heat and generate useful
electricity from it. Because WHP generates electricity without producing carbon emissions, 19 states recognize it as a renewable energy in their portfolio
standards.
WHP improves grid resiliency by adding small distributed generation units.
But it also enhances the grid by diversifying our energy sources. WHP projects connected to industrial processes that operate 24/7 can produce electricity even when the sun isnt shining or the wind isnt blowing.
As more states look to prepare their infrastructure for the effects of climate
change, and more private facility owners look to increase control over their
energy supply, we can expect DG assets, especially those powered by waste
heat, to exhibit strong growth in 2015 and beyond.
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IN 2015, WE SEE LOW oil prices, at least for a time; corn production at or near record levels; animal feed demand
increasing and its prices rising. At the global level we
believe energy consumption will continue to rise driven by
consumer demand, which is coming from the expanding
middle classes in China and India.So demand increases
across markets globally. That is good for business.
Pat Gruber,
On many minds currently is the impact of low oil on the
CEO, GEVO
development of renewable fuels and chemicals. The proper way to think about renewable resource based chemicals and fuels is to look at the differential of cost between
oil and renewable carbon such as corn. The cost of oil at $50/bbl on a pound
basis is roughly $0.165/lb in a crude state. How long will oil stay this inexpensive? Weeks, months, certainly not years. If oil goes back to $100/bbl, the cost
would be $0.33/lb.
In comparison, carbohydrate from corn, the raw material for isobutanol and
ethanol, is currently $0.07 per pound assuming $4.00/bu corn price. How can
this be? With corn, virtually all of the protein and nutritional value is captured
and sold for animal feed, and the carbohydrate is a byproduct.Animal feed made
from corn is 120 percent of the value of the corn itself! Improvements in production all point to lower costs, combined with more corn produced per acre. Sustainability combined with common sense and desire for proft. Farmers are learning
to lower costs of production while reducing their environmental footprint.
Renewable resource-based products need to win on total cost for customers. We dont believe in green premiums as a rule. Instead we see customers paying for functionality or properties for a price. Isobutanol for fuels
candeliver superior properties: more miles driven, lower emissions, more
stable performance after storage when blended with gasoline. Isobutanol
addresses unmet market needs given its properties and price. We expect isobutanol to demonstrate these applications on a commercial basis in 2015.
Jake Rozmaryn,
CEO, Eco Branding
THE LATEST TARIFF APPROVAL on solar modules and components manufactured in China and Taiwan will enable the
rise of U.S. solar manufacturers as a strong market segment in the year ahead. Future solar demand is expected
to be at an all-time high due in large part to the soonto-expire ITC and domestic solar manufacturers have a
great opportunity to grow their individual businesses as
well as strengthen U.S. solar manufacturing.
These market conditions will create the need for manufacturers to stand apart from competitors by both
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remaining cost competitive and marketing products in new ways. Domestic solar manufacturers will need to move beyond their historical differentiator of Made in America. Their ability to maximize their marketshare
over the next 24 months will depend greatly on positioning their company
name and product into the market, connecting with customers and fnding
new value propositions.
Energy companies expanding and refocusing

around a variety of technologies will
defne the sector in the upcoming year.
Often companies believe marketing is something they need to focus on
when they become a large company, but effective marketing is what will
help companies develop the top of mind consciousness to transform into an
instantly recognized and valued brand like SunPower.
At Eco Branding we plan to address the domestic solar manufacturing
market segment by helping these companies identify and communicate their
key differentiators. This will help them stand out as viable product options for
U.S. solar integrators to utilize in their growing business operations.
THERE ARE CLEAR MARKETS that are primed for growth. In

Europe, China, Japan, India and North America distributed generation technologies are all positioned to experience
signifcant gains due to a mix of competing energy prices, policy structures, and existing business models. Unique
factors, like the potential step down of the Investment Tax
Credit in the end of 2016 in the U.S., Japanese displacement
Haresh Patel,
of nuclear capacity, recognition by Chinas government that
CEO, Mercatus
air pollution poses major health risks, or the Indian Governments rural electrifcation goals will drive rapid solar
investments in 2015.
However, the energy companies that will win in these markets will be the
ones that can provide complete energy solutions to consumers. Energy companies expanding and refocusing around a variety of technologies will defne
the sector in the upcoming year.
Companies historically focused on a single energy vertical will expand
in order to reliably deliver electrons. In the last couple weeks we have seen
previews, Solar City has started to enlarge efforts to combine rooftop solar
installations with storage technology, while SunEdison diversifed production
capacity by acquiring First Wind.
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Major utility companies are also pivoting around new technologies, the
German utility company E.ON recently announced that it plans to drop centralized power assets to focus specifcally on distributed generation to join
what they call the new world of energy. NRG made a strategic shift into
renewable energy while NextEra purchased Hawaiian Electric, a move analysts believe will be the template for a regulated business model in a deeply
distributed generation grid.
These shifts are a prelude to a year of competition in the sector as
major players fght for market share. Whats clear is that distributed
generation and other renewable energy technologies will continue to
penetrate larger portions of the grid, who benefts from that change is yet
to be determined.
SOLAR WILL CONTINUE TO BE a core driver of renewable

energy growth in 2015, as costs continue to decline and
installations escalate. The solar industrys focus thus far
has been on increasing the number of panels installed, but
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The massive amounts of data that these solar systems
Michael Herzig, are producing are crucial to understanding and optimizFounder and CEO, ing these assets throughout their 20-25 year life cycle. To
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FOR DISTRIBUTED SOLAR, residential has been hot since

SolarCitys IPO in late 2012. This year, attention will turn to
small and medium commercial projects. These small and
mid-sized projects represent a huge market for the industry, by our estimates larger than the residential sector,
though not without their challenges. In the United States,
there are 5.6 million commercial buildings, and most of
those suitable for solar can only ft arrays that are 200 kW
or smaller. Developers that successfully streamline fnancing, implementation, and procurement for these types of
projects have virtually unlimited room for expansion.
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Internationally, the demand for commercial solar is even more dire, particularly in countries where current infrastructure cannot keep pace with the
rapidly developing economy. Reliable and affordable energy is crucial for running a successful business, and many facilities simply cannot rely on their
countrys local utility grid to provide it. Renewable energy is the solution for
powering these businesses and fueling these developing economies. The technology is scalable and the market is already there the biggest challenge to
overcome is education.
Many companies turn to diesel and coal simply because they dont know
about how far renewables have come. Our role as developers is to bridge this
gap and in the process, we will not only improve how global business gets
done, but drastically reduce the use of dirty fuels in the developing world.
POWER GENERATION from renewable sources has grown

signifcantly in recent years, providing clean energy for
generations to come. However, intermittency of power generated by wind and solar makes it diffcult for the producers and utilities to not only match the load requirements
for businesses and consumers on the grid but also in subMichael Chung, par utilization of these capital assets.
Group President,
As these installations continue to rise, load balancAutomation
ing will become an even bigger challenge for the electrical
Group, Parker
grid. To overcome this, the industry is evaluating various
methods for storing excess energy and discharging it to the
Hannifin
grid when demand outpaces generation or for short windows while generation is switched over from one source to
the other. One such technology is the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).
While this technology has been utilized mainly for power quality optimization
such as frequency regulation over the past few years, it is fnding acceptance
in new energy applications.
Load balancing will become an even

bigger challenge for the electrical grid.
With the increase in solar and wind generation, load shifting and peak
shaving are becoming hot topics for BESS. At times, there is excess energy on
the grid when sun and wind assets are producing to their peak capacity. This
energy is wasted when it cannot be stored and discharged in a controlled
fashion when such assets are down.
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If certain technological (cost) challenges to managing this energy can be

overcome, the adoption of renewable energy will accelerate further. A signifcant part of the challenge has been the cost of batteries in a BESS as they
account for about 60-75 percent of the total installed cost. The industry continues to make progress towards reducing the cost of battery ($/watt), driven
largely by increasing scale and technology advancements in the electric vehicle market. It is my belief that over the next couple of years, we will see an
ever increasing number of BESS installations coupled with renewable energy
assets. This will only make the ecosystem more robust, reliable and effcient,
resulting in projects that are fnancially sound with solid rates of return.
Another mega trend taking shape in the energy market is the move
towards distributed power and micro-grids. We all remember hurricane
Sandy a couple of years ago where many companies and consumers found
themselves without power for weeks. This has caused many commercial and
industrial businesses to consider adding wind, solar and energy storage to
their critical electrical loads to minimize commercial losses from grid outages. Further, such actions appeal to the sustainability initiatives and help
control power costs over time. We, at Parker Hannifn see this trend of using
energy storage based micro-grids by Industrial/Commercial organizations
growing for many years to come.
Parker Hannifns Energy Grid-Tie division has been designing and building BESS for the storage market since 2008. While the business continues to
expand in the frequency regulation arena, we see a tremendous pull from
the load-shifting, peak-shaving as well as micro-grid application segments in
2015 and beyond.
I AM EXCITED ABOUT renewed growth in distributed generation at the edge of the utility grid. I believe that we will see
a signifcant increase in the deployment of solar and other
DG in the commercial and industrial customer segment,
driven by the compelling value of integrating solar and
intelligent energy storage on the customer side of the meter.
The integration of energy storage addresses many of the
Gregg Patterson, issues that have slowed the deployment of solar in the comCEO, Demand
mercial market. From utility concerns over grid reliability
caused by increasing penetration of PV on the distribution
Energy
grid, to the robust debates about net metering; the technology and economics of integrating solar and storage are real
and will reinvigorate the commercial solar market.
Commercial and industrial customers typically represent 10-15 percent
of a utilitys customer base and often more than 50 percent of its connected
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load. The emergence of virtual customer power plants managed by cloudbased big data software platforms, integrating distributed generation, EV
charging and energy storage will create smart buildings and revolutionize
how commercial customers generate, store and consume electricity. Energy storage will allow renewables to be stored, time shifted and deployed to
achieve the highest economic value. For C&I customers this includes utilizing stored solar power to dramatically reduce demand charges that can
be half of their electric bill, and time shifting solar to late in the afternoon
and early evening peak price period. Energy storage makes renewable
energy a dynamic, fexible and dispatchable resource delivering signifcant
economic benefts to the commercial customer and improving grid stability and resiliency for the utility.
WITH 1.5 BILLION PEOPLE currently living in a state of energy

poverty, the developing world, rural communities in particular without access to power, is where the largest opportunity for renewable energy and energy storage lies.
We see 2015 as a pivotal year that will allow us to install
our energy storage containers in off-grid communities in
Mike Freni,
South East Asian and Latin America. Our Modular Energy
CEO & Chairman, Storage Solution (MESS) includes a generator, batteries and
Powerstorm
remote monitoring and can deliver power and communication access to communities, powering small huts, agriculCapital
tural irrigation systems, telecommunications towers, and
remote industrial sites such as mines and military felds.
Off-grid renewable energy applications have been economically viable in
some remote locations for years, but the lack of low-cost fnancing for remote
siteswhere credit risk is often relatively high has made it diffcult for
companies and customers to afford the upfront costs of energy installation.
As such, we are also focused on building the funding mechanism to provide
micro fnancing to these communities and expanding our network of local
distribution partners to aid in this effort.
The savings and benefts that come from using energy storage solutions
directly impact consumers in what they can spend on food, health, business,
and education. Demand in this segment could reach 15 to 20 GW by 2020.
However, accurately assessing renewable energy trade is diffcult. The lack
of trade codes often leads to inexact conclusions. Coupling projections of trade
with future installation targets either by technology or country is often
even more problematic given the sectors reliance on government policy. Powerstorm has added a strong international leadership council to address the
geo-political hurdles.
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2015 IS GOING TO BE BIG YEAR for renewable energy growth,

and there are a number of key markets in which we will see
this come to fruition. Mexico recently changed its legislation
on energy generation. Under the new legislation, Mexico has
set a goal to have 35 percent of its energy production come
from renewables by 2024. This has led to renewed interest
in the renewable energy market there.
Zev
Africa is also very ripe for massive growth. Many AfriRosenzweig,
can countries economies are developing energy on a
CEO, AORA Solar
large scale and this type of development is needed
all over the continent. Some countries of particular note
are Egypt, which is embarking both on a renewable and
traditional energy push. While Egypt has a lot of coal, it will be investing heavily in wind energy as well, to offset the traditional coal burning
plants. Algeria also has a program that will promote solar energy; implementation of this will being next year. This plan is connected to Moroccos
plans for investment in renewables as well.
WERE OPTIMISTIC THAT WIND power will add another

chapter to its American success story in 2015 with new
wind farms bringing strong economic benefts to many
communities. Wind energys declining costs and fuel
price stability make it an increasingly attractive option
for electricity utilities and their consumers, driving
Tom Kiernan,
strong growth for the industry in 2015.
CEO, American
EPAs Clean Power Plan will be fnalized this sumWind Energy
mer, and wind energy is one of the biggest, fastest,
and cheapest ways to reduce carbon pollution to meet
Association
these standards. Wind energy is 58 percent cheaper
than fve years ago, so its a smart choice for both economics and the environment.
All the major US search engines, for

instance, purchased wind energy last year
to help power their data centers.
Developers are beginning to build wind projects in anticipation of new
power lines to connect wind-rich areas such as the Midwest with electricity demand centers. This will build on Texass success in unlocking worldclass wind resources by building new transmission lines.
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Another major driver of new demand could be improved state

renewable portfolio standards. In Michigan, for example, Gov. Rick
Snyder is said to be considering increasing the states standard from
10 percent, which would attract more investment and economic
development.
Large corporate wind purchases are also helping to drive new
wind development. All the major U.S. search engines, for instance, purchased wind energy last year to help power their data centers. The U.S.
military, the largest energy user in the world, is also rapidly expanding
renewable purchases. Technological improvements such as taller wind turbine towers and longer blades will continue to open up new areas to wind
development, and keep the U.S. No. 1 worldwide in electricity generated
from wind.
The wind industry still needs the policy stability that other energy
sources enjoy. Congress passed a two-week extension of the renewable
energy Production Tax Credit at the end of 2014, so that policy is up for
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AS HAS BEEN THE CASE for four of the last fve years,
the majority of the market and almost all of
the growth in the wind sector will be outside
the OECD.
China leads the way, with reports of 20 GW or
more installed in 2014, and projections of 22-25 GW
Steve Sawyer,
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Secretary General, which come into effect at the end of this year. Western OEMs have had a tough time in China, but interGlobal Wind
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The new Indian government has adopted some very ambitious targets for both wind and solar, but can they reform Indias fragmented,
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The South African wind market has fnally taken off after an
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Africa has huge wind power growth potential. The largest African wind farm is currently under construction in Moroccoand North
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years, and while it is starting from a small base, they need to meet not
only the needs of a growing economy but also seek to connect the hundreds of millions of Africans to the grid who are not.
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SOLAR
Solar Outlook 2015:
Still Growing, but No

Longer Energys Young Kid
Te question for 2015 is not IF the booming solar PV market will
grow but just how much more marketshare it can gain.
ELISA WOOD, Contributing Editor
As journalists we tend to be on high alert for danger signs.

Based on what we write, readers might be under the impression that trouble is brewing for solar. Florida killed its rebate!
Wisconsin is taxing solar! The federal investment tax credit
is shrinking!
Truth be told, 2015 is shaping up to be a very, very good year
for the solar industry in the United States. Yes, a few states are
being persnickety. But far more are promoting solar, and they
are not just the usual West Coast and Northeast leaders.
And yes, the investment tax credit ramps down to 10 percent
after 2016. But thats likely to encourage people to install solar
sooner rather than later.
There will be a frenzied effort by the industry and buyers
to jump on the solar band wagon before the end of the 30 percent ITC, said Tom Leyden, CEO of Solar Grid Storage.
Thats not to say the decline in the ITC is the only driver of
solar growth far from it. The U.S. industry is enjoying a host
of feeders: low PV prices, new emphasis on greenhouse gas
reductions, a U.S. President with a pro-green energy agenda,
better utility understanding of its grid benefts and a growing
desire among consumers to use locally controlled energy.
Te Numbers
The U.S. is on pace to complete its one millionth installation in 2015, according to a report by the Solar Energy Industries Association and GTM Research. This follows a 36 percent
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increase in solar PV installations over last year.

Much of 2014s growth
came from the utility market
(61 percent). But both big and
small solar projects are on
the rise.
The Energy Information
Administration expects utility-scale solar capacity to
nearly double between the
end of 2013 and the end of
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Aerial view of large installation

of PV panels between fields via
Shutterstock.
2015. SEIA/GTM reports that concentrating solar power had its

best year ever with 767 MW coming online in 2014. Meanwhile it
also was the frst year that residential additions topped 300 MW
in a quarter.
To put the growth in perspective, the U.S. has installed in the
past two years more solar than the previous 38 years combined,
according to Rhone Resch, SEIAs, president and CEO.
Te Reason for Growth?

Economics and only economics, said Jim Nelson, CEO of
Solar3D. Of course, incentives contribute to the economics, but
widespread adoption will be driven by fundamental change in
the cost structure of solar.

Nelson added: Innovation
will continue to drive solar
cost down to grid parity.
Indeed, it is already there
in some markets. Utilities
signed 4 GW of power purchase agreements over the
last 18 months at prices competitive with natural gas or
below it, according to SEIA/
GTM. Falling solar costs
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solar
Large solar field via Shutterstock.
make incentives less important in some states. In California, the

residential solar market continued to grow dramatically even as
rebates dropped.
Not A Kid Anymore

Interestingly, though, growth is not the only notable feature of
the solar market as we head into 2015. The industry is taking on
age and the problems and opportunities that entails.
For example, the solar story is no longer just about new
installation its also about maintaining the 17.5 GW already
installed.
The industry is going to start to face what every other
industry eventually faces: How do you take care of systems
that need repair? said Chad Sachs, CEO of RadianGEN.
There is this premise that they have few moving parts; they
operate like a box. That is the farthest thing from the truth.
These are power plants. There are soiling issues, degradation
issues, and maintenance issues. That is one of the things the
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industry is starting to grapple with.

Developers have dominated
the industry so far, many in
the build and fip mode. They
arent necessarily positioned
to take on long-term maintenance. Meanwhile, more warranties are expiring. Investors are taking notice.
You are starting to get
more and more investors
who really care about the
operating performance,
rather than just monetizing
the tax benefts. You have
more yieldcos coming in,
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said. China has a declared

target of 35 GW of installed
solar by 2015, driven by the
need to reduce air pollution from fossil generation
as well as meeting its evergrowing energy demand, and
appears on track for meeting
or exceeding that goal.
Japans feed-in tariff is
spurring growth in new solar
capacity, which the Japan
Photovoltaic Energy Association predicts may reach 100
GW by 2030.
A solar installation at the
electrical and mechanical services
department headquarters in
Hong Kong. Credit: Wikipedia
user Wing1990hk.
that are building an investment vehicle and really care

about fnancial and technical
performance, Sachs said.
This gives rise to a new market for asset management services that not only optimize the
physical plant, but also maintain contracts, and manage ongoing costs and fnancials, such
as insurance premiums.
Closeup of solar panel via Shutterstock.
Strong International Outlook, Too

The North American solar industry has a lot to look forward to
in 2015, but so do its counterparts in China, Japan, India and
Africa, according to MattRennie, Ernst & Youngs global transactions leader for power and utilities
China and Japan now make up 50 percent of the world solar
PV market, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, he
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As result, there is significant amount of acquisition

activity by Japanese companies seeking to obtain solarrelated capabilities as well
as in-bound investments by
foreign solar companies and
fnanciers, Rennie said.
2/5/15 1:59 PM
solar
India plans to increase its

2 GW to 20 GW of installed
solar capacity in the medium
term. Recent tenders in India
resulted in levelized solar
prices around $100/MWh,
comparable to imported coal,
and many gas-fred options,
he said.
Remote solar and
microgrids are part of the
electrifcation effort in Africa, where only 30 percent
of sub-Sahara has access
to power. Africa and other
areas with large, remote
mining industries also
are attracting solar as an
Solar Grid Storage NavyYard: The battery that helps improve the quality
and reliability of a solar microgrid at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Credit:
Solar Grid Storage.

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solar
developers away when these

requirements are commercially impractical.
Growth Despite Policy
The Smiths Falls 2, 3 and 4 solar projects, developed by Recurrent Energy,

are located in Ontario, Canada and are 13 MW, 9 MW and 14 MW of
capacity, respectively. Credit: Recurrent Energy.
off-grid form of power to pair with diesel or help shore up an

unstable grid connection.
Solar Financing Exists for the Right Solar Projects

There are deep pools of capital looking for well-put-together projects globally, whether from public markets or institutional investors, Rennie said. When added to the continuing
reductions in the costs of solar technologies, the continued drive
towards electrifcation of developing countries and underlying
demand for clean technologies by consumers, we expect to see
a trend towards continuing solar projects in emerging regions
such as Africa, India and in the Asia Pacifc.
Of course, solar growth is not universal. Tracy London,
partner with Bracewell&Giuliani, says that developers are
pursuing emerging markets in part because they are moving
away from jurisdictions that are reducing feed-in tariffs and
other incentives.
Policies in some of the established solar markets such as
the UK and Europe (e.g., Spain and Italy) will thwart solar
market growth, London said. In some other countries such
as South Africa and countries in Latin America, the policies have been less direct the imposition of the stringent
local content requirements as part of the governments renewable programs may see an unplanned impact which drives
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Indeed, the argument over

the need for incentives is likely to heighten in the U.S. as
well, as solar advocates push
Congress to extend the 30
percent federal investment
tax credit.
Leyden, of Solar Grid Storage, said under an ideal scenario Congress would gradually not suddenly ramp
down the 30 percent ITC.
What I advocate for is a
fve-year phase out where it
will maintain at 30 percent
then drop some amount every
year until it goes down to 10
percent, he said. That would
be a perfect selling situation.
But even if that doesnt
happen, he still sees a healthy
solar industry ahead.
In spite of any regulatory
policy changes, I think solar
is still going to grow rapidly.
The difference is how fast it
will accelerate, said Leyden.
So solar enters 2015 in an
enviable position throughout much of the world. It is
seeing new market opportunities that come from maturation, yet the industry as a
whole is still growing. The
question for solar in 2015 is
not if it will expand, but by
how much.
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WIND
Wind Energy
Outlook 2015:
Could Total Installed Wind
Capacity Reach 2000 GW
by 2030?
In the face of a four-year stagnation in wind growth and a turbulent
energy market that has seen oil fall to its lowest price in years,
with robust policy commitment to address climate change, wind power
could supply close to 20 percent of global electricity demand by 2050.
DAVID APPLEYARD, Contributing Editor
Under an advanced policy scenario the manifestation of the iron political

will required in order to address climate change wind power could reach a
total installed global capacity of 2,000 GW by 2030, supplying up to 19 percent
of global electricity. This is the key conclusion of the latest Global Wind Energy Outlook (GWEO) from the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and Greenpeace. In presenting three scenarios for future wind power developments, the
2014 edition further concludes that by 2050, wind power could provide 25-30
percent of global electricity supply. For perspective, wind energy installations
totaled 318 GW globally by the end of 2013 while, worldwide, the industry
installed an additional 45 GW or so in 2014.
Two Futures
Taking the International Energy Agencys (IEAs) central scenario as a baseline
and developing moderate and advanced development pathways, the report
presents 2020, 2030 and 2050 forecasts, which paint two different futures.
Under the moderate scenario wind power gains ground but, without an
effective carbon market, continues to struggle against heavily subsidized
incumbents. According to the report, the moderate scenario starts with about
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Wind Farm with

Mountains and Clouds
via Shutterstock.
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Wind Turbine Supply Chain Reports Reveal Challenging Road Ahead

A new report by TechNavio on
industry has been in the process
wind energy partially relies on
the wind turbine supply chain
of transformation since 2011 and
supply chain industrialization for
reveals that the global wind
the global wind supply chain
disruptive technologies and key
turbine rotor blade market is
is not matured yet. The exit/
elements including the offshore
expected to grow at an average
non-participation of so many
wind balance of plant. This
annual rate of 14.5 percent
suppliers delivers a dangerous
ambitious target is, however,
over the period 2013-2018.
signal to governments. To bring
unlikely to be achieved without
Similarly, new analysis from FTI
wind towards a position where it
long-term market stability, the
Intelligence on the global wind
can compete head-to-head with
report adds.
supply chain for 2015 reveals
conventional energy sources, it
that competition is now taking
is imperative to fnd a balance
a new analysis from Navigant
place not only on product quality
between maintaining attractive
Consulting, which fnds that
and price, but also on the value-
and certain policy and reducing
global turbine manufacturing
added products and services that
the burden on governments and
capacity now far surpasses
suppliers are now required to
consumers caused by paying
demand, as a result of
provide to assist turbine OEMs
renewable energy subsidy.
which innovation and lean
and end users to bring down the
Looking into the year
LCOE in order to compete with
ahead, FTI suggests most key
conventional energy sources.
components and materials
Refecting the challenges
These fndings are echoed by
manufacturing are becoming

more signifcant.
During the past two years,
are still facing overcapacity,
the report says, more fexible
facing the wind sector, FTIs
though the regional distribution
sourcing strategies across the
report also notes that more than
for key materials such as rare
wind power supply chain have
120 suppliers have collapsed or
earth elements and forgings is
resulted in cost reductions,
stayed out of the wind business
extremely uneven and bottlenecks
enabling greater geographic
in the past two years, including
are expected. For example, the
market access while reducing
88 from Asia, 23 from Europe
supply of ultra-large tapered roller
risk and ensuring proftability for
and 18 from North America
bearings, which have gained
wind turbine vendors and their
while a prolonged market
popularity in China with almost
partners in the component value
contraction has forced major
all direct drive designs, can
chain. Overcapacity, however,
turbine OEMs to divest in-house
expect to see bottlenecks.
persists in most, though not
non-core production assets and
In addition, FTI analysts argue
opt for extensive outsourcing in
that there is a delicate balance in
providing purchasers with more
order to insulate themselves from
the offshore wind supply chain at
choice, fexibility, and cost
market fuctuations.
present, but challenges remain
control. This is a trend that is
Feng Zhao, Director at FTI
in the medium-term. One third
anticipated to extend well into
Consulting, explains: The wind
of the cost reduction of offshore
2015 and beyond.
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all areas of the supply chain,
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wind
14 percent growth in 2014,

tapering off gradually to 10
percent by 2020 and then
down to 6 percent by 2030.
The more realistic, business as usual, moderate
forecast sees an annual market size topping 65 GW by
2020 for a total installed
capacity of 712 GW by then.
Robust growth is anticipated
in the period after 2020, with
annual markets exceeding
85 GW by 2030 and bringing
total installed capacity up to
nearly 1500 GW by the end of
that decade.
In terms of the volume of
electricity produced by wind
power, the GWEO moderate scenario envisages a large
contribution from wind, some
1750 TWh in 2020, rising to
almost 3900 TWh in 2030. In
this case wind power would
meet between 7.2 percent and
7.8 percent of global electrical
demand in 2020, and between
12.9 percent and 14.5 percent
by 2030. The report notes that
while this is quite a substantial contribution, it is nonetheless probably not in line
with what would be required
to meet agreed climate protection goals.
Recently released IEA
Wind 2013 Annual Report fgures show world wind capacity now generates enough to
meet about 4 percent of global
electricity demand. In 2013,
Germany Surpasses 1 GW of Ofshore

Wind Installed Capacity
Germany is projected to lead
Europe in terms of onshore
Wind Energy Foundation.

We are convinced that
installations this year, with
2015 will be the year of the
IHS projecting some 2.3 GW.
Energiewende, the energy
Similarly, Germany broke
transition. The sector and
through the 1 GW mark for
the whole industry, as well as
offshore wind in 2014. In 2015

we are expecting up to 2 GW
of offshore wind capacity to
be newly connected to the
grid. By the end of 2015, we
will see a total of some 3 GW
installed capacity online, which
corresponds to an investment of
10 billion euros in the domestic
Offshore wind turbine jackets
market of the German offshore
awaiting installation in German
wind industry, said Norbert
waters via Shutterstock.
Giese, chairman of the VDMA
the federal states are ready to
steering committee for the
go, added Hermann Albers,
offshore wind industry and board
president of the German Wind
member of the German Offshore
Energy Association BWE.
fve countries installed more than 1 GW, including China with

16.09 GW, Germany at 3.36 GW, the United Kingdom at 2.42 GW,
Canada with 1.60 GW, and the United States at 1.09 GW. Furthermore, nine countries increased capacity by more than 20
percent, including Finland with a 67 percent increase, Mxico at
35 percent, and the UK at 29 percent.
Nonetheless, under the advanced GWEO scenario there is
a much stronger international political commitment towards
meeting climate goals and as a result national energy policy is
driven by renewables and clean energy development.
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wind
Regional Breakdown
Moderate Scenario
OECD Asia Pacifc 3%
Eastern Europe/
Eurasia 4%
Africa 5%
Latin
America
6%
India
8%
4%
7%
Advanced Scenario
Non-OECD Asia 2%
Middle East
1%
2030
2020
<1%
3%
2% 1%
22%
2%
Non-OECD Asia 7%
OECD Asia Pacifc 4%
China
28%
30%
China
OECD Europe
OECD North America
India
Latin America
Africa
Eastern Europe / Eurasia
OECD Asia Pacifc
Non-OECD Asia
Middle East
Global total (MW)
Africa
4%
Latin
America
5%
OECD
Europe 23%
Moderate Scenario
2020
2030
216,646
414,406
203,419
337,234
156,366
295,823
49,111
125,382
28,144
82,242
19,039
75,287
14,244
62,051
17,518
44,623
6,261
30,730
1,333
11,990
712,081
1,479,767
China 26%
2030
Eastern Europe/
Eurasia 4%
3%
4%
7%
22%
2020
29%
<1%
3%
1%
2%
India
8%
29%
OECD North
America 20%
Middle East 1%
28%
OECD North
America 21%
OECD
Europe 20%
Advanced Scenario
2020
2030
230,048
497,505
225,577
386,017
173,684
399,912
55,872
154,207
32,680
104,103
20,955
86,012
24,748
75,669
19,686
79,169
16,033
137,231
1,333
14,165
800,615
1,933,989
The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) predicts two possible scenarios for the growth of the global wind
market over the next 5 to 15 years. In the advanced scenario, total installed wind capacity approached 2,000
GW by 2030. Credit: Global Wind Energy Outlook produced by the GWEC and Greenpeace.
In this scenario, cumulative growth rates start off well below

the historical average at 15 percent, remain steady in the middle of this decade and then taper off to 13 percent by the end of
the decade, dropping to 6 percent by 2030. Here, annual market
size would top 90 GW by the end of the decade, bringing total
installed capacity to just over 800 GW by 2020 and nearly 2000
GW by 2030. Furthermore, the advanced scenario shows wind
power generating over 1950 TWh by 2020, meeting between 8.1
percent and 8.8 percent of global electricity demand, and wind
power contributes more than 5000 TWh in 2030, supplying
between 16.7-18.8 percent of global electricity.
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The authors do, however,

concede that such an outcome
could only occur with a robust
climate regime in place, assuming that current market diffculties are overcome in the near
future and that a broad, clear
commitment to the decarbonization of the electricity sector
emerges rather quicker than
seems likely at present.
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wind
Wind in a Turbulent World

Various manifestations of the
economic crisis, such as low
or negative demand growth in
the OECD economies and policy instability in key markets,
have seen wind development
growth remain essentially fat for the last four years,
the report says. The document
notes that the last signifcant
jump in annual market size
was back in 2009, when the
market grew by over 40 percent to just over 38 GW. Since
then it has hovered around the
40 GW mark, with US market volatility, an end to Chinas
exponential growth
and European
stagnation.
However, the
authors argue that
the Chinese market
now shows signs of
recovery and posted strong growth
in 2013 at 25 percent, meanwhile the
Wind Farm with Blue Sky via Shutterstock.
U.S. market seems
to be back on track
for 2014 and 2015, and the Indian market may be ready to start
growing again. In addition, Brazil is expected to have installed
nearly 4 GW in 2014 alone, energy reform in Mexico has set that
country on course for an annual market of around 2 GW for the
next decade and South Africa is racking up impressive numbers.

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wind
Asia Dominates Wind Market

Growth, Other Regions Stumble
The vast majority of wind
according to IHS, which is
growth will be seen beyond
predicting 650-850 MW to be
the OECD countries, as Steve
installed in these countries
Sawyer, the CEO of the Global
over the coming year.
Wind Energy Council observed:
However Jacopo Moccia,
As has been the case for
head of political affairs at
four of the last fve years, the
the European Wind Energy
majority of the market and
Association (EWEA) reportedly
almost all of the growth in the
cautions: Markets in Southern
wind sector will be outside
and Eastern Europe are likely to
the OECD. China leads the
come to a standstill as retroactive
way, with reports of 20 GW
changes to support mechanisms
or more installed in 2014, and
and a lack of forward guidance
projections of 22-25 GW in 2015,
on the regulatory side make
spurred on by changes to its
investments in these regions
feed in tariff which come into
risky business.
effect at the end of this year.

Leading markets such as
FTI analysts point out

that the uncertainty around
the UK are expected to tail
the Production Tax Credit
countries such as France,
in the U.S. is likely to see
Sweden and Turkey in new
development muted in the
onshore installations for 2015,
coming year in this market.
Certainly, wind power has now frmly established itself as a

mainstream option for new electrical generation, as Steve Sawyer, CEO of GWEC observed: Wind power has become the leastcost option when adding new capacity to the grid in an increasing number of markets, and prices continue to fall.
Sven Teske, Greenpeace senior energy expert and one of the
principal authors of the report, contends that the forecasts are
robust even in the face of wider energy market volatility, such
as the dramatic drop in oil prices that has seen oil fall to below
$50 a barrel. I do not think the current low oil price will have
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an effect on the global wind

market, he said, explaining: as oil is for transport,
approximately 80 percent
[of global demand] and wind
generates power.
The economics of the
power supply for islands
[where renewables often compete with diesel gensets]
might be affected negatively for renewable energy, but
this is, frstly, more a problem
for PV and, secondly, the market share of off-grid wind and
actually also PV is currently
quite low thus the effect will
be minor.
In regions where the oil
and gas price is connected wind might get under
pressure slightly, he added,
concluding, however, that
his expectation is that the
current low oil price is just
a short term effect: I am
sure the oil price will come
up again but dont ask me
when, he said.
Indeed, Teske even sees a
potential opportunity in the
rock bottom oil price for policymakers to take a concrete
step in addressing the climate change challenge: To
cut a long story short I
do not expect an immediate
impact on the wind market
for 2015and 2016 due to the
low oil price, but it would be
a good chance to introduce a
CO2 price for oil.
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a
poi
nt s
The charts on these two pages,
courtesy Bloomberg New Energy
Finance (BNEF), show how clean
energy is attracting investments
across the world. Total
values include corporate and
government R&D and spending
for digital energy and energy
storage projects as well as
estimates for undisclosed deals.
In 2014, the clean energy
industry benefited from a
number of trends that BNEF
believes will be challenging to
TEN YEARS O
SHOW STEADY INCREASES IN
replicate in 2015. For one, there

was a 32 percent expansion
in Chinas commitment to
renewables and secondly,
there was a record $19.4 billion
committed to offshore wind
projects that were years in the
making. Money also flowed
into electric cars, especially
for Tesla, just before cheaper
gasoline prices reduced
forecasts for that segment.
Healthy investment in
clean energy may surprise
NEW INVESTMENT IN CLEAN ENERGY
36%
46%
46%
$60B
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some commentators, who

have been predicting trouble
for renewables as a result of
the oil price collapse, said
Michael Liebreich, chairman
of the BNEF advisory board.
Our answer is that 2014 was
too early to see any noticeable
effect on investment. The
impact of cheaper crude will
be felt much more in road
transport than in electricity
generation. More on this
story at this link.
New investment
16%
in clean energy in
17%
-9%
$318B
$310B 2014 was up 16
$294B
percent over the
32% $272B
year prior and
$268B
0.5%
almost as high as
17%
the peak year for
$205B $206B
investment in the
sector, which took
$175B
place in 2011.
-7%
$128B
$88B
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06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
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S OF DATA
S IN RENEWABLE ENERGY INVESTMENTS

NEW INVESTMENT IN CLEAN ENERGY BY REGION
$99B
$113B
$79B
$154B
$126B
$52B $65B
$41B
$69B
$86B
$71B
$63B $50B
$31B $59B
$68B $78B
$26B $44B
$124B $132B $109B
$19B $23B
$91B
$90B
$75B
$74B $78B
$13B $39B $53B
$28B
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
The Asia Pacifc

(APAC) region
dominated clean
energy investment
in 2014 with
the Americas
(AMER) and
Europe, the
Middle East
and Africa
(EMEA) investing
equal amounts.
7-YEAR HISTORICAL GREEN BOND ISSUANCE BY TYPE

$Billion
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35
Sovereign, supranational & agency

Bonds issued by international fnancial institutions,
agencies and provinces to fnance green projects.
Labeled corporate
30
Bonds issued by companies

and explicitly labeled as green.
25
US municipal
20
Bonds issued by U.S. municipalities

to fnance green projects.
15
Project
10
Project bonds backed by

renewable energy projects.
ABS
Asset-backed securities where cash fow comes

from a portfolio of underlying receivables such as loans,
leases and PPAs associated with green projects.
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CREDIT: Bloomberg New Energy Finance

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E N E RG Y S TO R AG E
Energy Storage
Market Outlook 2015
Slow and steady growth predicted for this
renewable energy enabling technology.
PAUL HOCKENOS, Contributing Editor
With the generation capacity of renewables, led by solar PV

and wind power, on the rise across the globe 46 percent of
newly installed generation capacity in 2013 was renewables
investors large and small are scrambling to fnd cost-effective
means to store power and balance energy systems.
There are many different energy storage technologies in
various stages of development. These range from power-togas, batteries and fywheels to compressed air and hydrogen,
many of which are still being honed in laboratories. Certainly, pumped hydro storage will remain the dominant means of
storing utility-scale volumes of electricity, at least in the foreseeable future. Yet it is in battery storage that breakthroughs
and declining costs have led to a dynamic market that many
experts see as wide-open and full of potential despite obstacles
foremost the high costs.
It has not been the market and cost-beneft rationale that
have driven growth in energy storage thus far or will in
2015. State fnancing, subsidies, tax credits and regulatory measures are key to the equation both for small and largescale storage. North America is leading the way with commercial and demonstration grid-scale energy storage projects, but
Asia and Europe are right behind.
The fact is that every country into renewables is
going to need storage capacity sooner or later as the
volume of weather-dependent renewables increase in
our energy mixes, said Marco Wilke of the Munich-based
8p2 Consulting, referring to recent studies that question
the acute need for storage capacity in Germany. He said
that while investment is picking up in energy storage, high
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cost, regulatory uncertainty,

and the novelty of the sector will probably keep the
upswing gradual.
As far as battery technology is concerned, lithium ion is currently the preferred technology and the
most active market, although
it is not alone in the feld. A
recent study conducted by
the Technical University of
2/5/15 1:59 PM
The Younicos Technology Center allows

the company to simulate and test up 100
percent renewables-based energy systems
anywhere using real power flows. Credit:
Younicos.
Munich concluded that many more new electrochemical energy

storage technologies will be ready for market entry in the near
future and will be more cost-effective than existing products. It
found that safety fears about the lithium-ion batteries had dissipated. Worldwide, the study noted, there were many more times
the numbers of patents issued for lithium products than for lead,
redox fow or other battery technologies. The study claimed that
Asian frms could be taking over Europe and American companies at the cutting edge of battery technology.
The storage industry is profting from the larges quantities of
lithium that is being produced for electric vehicle batteries, said
Philip Hiersemenzel of Younicos. This is why prices are declining.
According to Navigant
Research, there were 362.8
MW of energy storage projects announced worldwide
in 2013-2014, an almost
equal distribution between
North America, Asia Pacifc,
and Western Europe. Navigant Research expects global installed energy storage for
the grid and ancillary services power capacity to grow
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E n E r g y s to r ag E
from 538 MW in 2014 to 21 GW in 2024. It predicts that worldwide revenue from energy storage will increase from $675 million in 2014 to $15.6 billion in 2024.
The storage industry is poised for an exponential increase in
sales, said Eric Borden, a Berlin-based energy consultant. Storage is today where PV was six or seven years ago, noting that
battery costs have declined 80 percent over the past decade.
Countries and areas which are rapidly increasing renewable deployment in relation to grid transmission infrastructure
and thermal power plants will look to larger-scale storage to help
balance fuctuation of renewables, said Borden, citing Hawaii
in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Japan, Italy, China and other places. In
order for China to meet its renewable goals, he said, it will have
to compensate for its lack of grid infrastructure to integrate its
expanding wind power, which will also likely pave the way for
larger storage projects which could be pumped-hydro, too, not
just batteries, he said.
If 2015 is anything like 2014, it will be another year of frsts
and breakthroughs for battery storage technology. Last year, for
example, Europes biggest battery storage facility went into operation in Schwerin, in northeastern Germany. The facility, with a
rated power of 5 MW and capacity of 5 GWh, is intended to help
compensate fuctuations in the energy grid and ensure a stable
supply by making short-term adjustments to balance supply
and demand.
Many experts see projects like the Schwerin facility as the
harbinger of things to come. Utility-sized batteries (larger than
1 MW) like the one in Schwerin, are popular where the potential to develop pumped-hydro storage is low, like in Germany. A
battery twice as large as the Schwerin model is currently being
installed in the village of Feldheim outside of Berlin. The Italian
TSO Tema is in the process of adding 70 MW of storage capacity
to its network.
In the U.S., battery storage is being given a massive boost by a
California law that requires that the states investor-owned utilities purchase 1.3 GW of storage capacity by 2020. The mandate
has greatly accelerated the development of storage technologies
in the U.S. Experts say that Californias unprecedented storage
mandate will turn the state into the worlds leading energy storage test bed. The utility Southern California Edison is moving
forward with the worlds biggest storage plant 260 MW at a
cost of $50 million which is being constructed with assistance
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from the Department

of Energy.
The grid-scale energy
storage market around the
world is developing in starts
and fts with a strong regional
accents, said Anissa Dehamna, senior research analyst
with the independent consulting frm Navigant Research,
who believes the market is
poised for signifcant expansion in the coming years.
In terms of small-scale battery storage, high costs have
kept the market small. Germany and Japan, the two
leaders in small-scale storage, both have modest subsidy programs for residences
and businesses. Experts estimated that by the end of 2014
there would be about 20,000
residential systems in use in
each of the countries. In Germany, the lithium-ion batteries are usually sold as part
of home energy management
systems bundled with a software platform and solar panels. These systems range in
price from about $13,000 for
a 4.5-kilowatt-hour storage
system to about $21,000 for a
10-kilowatt-hour system.
The German program has
been hindered by complicated
bureaucracy. Sixteen months
since its inception, only about
50 percent of the new German owners of such systems
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for this growth.
Navigants Dehamna said the
storage market in Europe has
reached an early commercial
stage and will grow all the faster
when regulatory frameworks are
in place that investors can count
on. Its not a cohesive worldwide
market yet, she said, citing differences in regulation, subsidies,
technology and application in the
U.S., Asia and Europe. The market is coming into its own now.
The Southern California Edison
Tehachapi Energy Storage Project
features 604,832 lithium-ion
battery cells, housed in 10,872
modules of 56 cells each, stacked
in 604 racks arranged in rows. The
system was provided by LG Chem.
Credit: Southern California Edison.
subsidies. The Leipzig-based

PV company Deutsche Energieversorgung said that only
15-20 percent of its battery
customers use the supports.
Roughly a third of RWE Home
Power Storages clients have
availed themselves of the
subventions.
Yet, a study by research
outft EuPD,commissioned
by Germany Trade & Invest
is optimistic that the bugs
are being worked out. It predicts a nationwide market of
100,000 units in Germany by
2018, citing falling PV prices
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Europes biggest battery storage facility in Schwerin, Germany. Credit:

Younicos.
A study by the market research group IHS estimated that

the distributed storage market worldwide will grow from
about 90 MW today to 900 MW by 2019. It estimated that lithium-ion batteries will fall another 15 percent in price in 2015
(in addition to the 20 percent they dropped in 2014) paving the
way for 90 percent market growth for the residential battery
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G E OT H E R M A L
Geothermal Outlook 2015:

International Market Ripe with
Opportunity as US Market Withers
Money is fowing
into the developing
geothermal markets, but
the U.S. market is still
struggling with political
and fnancial barriers.
MEG CICHON, Associate Editor
While it is diffcult to discuss

the geothermal industry in
just one-year increments,
it seems as though 2015 is
set to have some notable
developments.
In 2014, the global market didnt quite hit 1,000 megawatts

(MW) of new capacity as predicted a year prior, but it did ring
in a respectable 600 MW, a number that should hold steady or
rise for the next three to four years, according to Ben Matek,
analyst at the Geothermal Energy Association (GEA).
A 2014 prediction that did live up to expectations was the
sluggish U.S. market it only represented a mere three to
four megawatts of capacity last year, and Matek doesnt see
an uptick any time soon without some serious policy changes. In stark contrast, several international markets are really
starting to pick up speed, most notably in East Africa, Turkey, Central America and the Asia-Pacifc.
In short, said GEA Executive Director Karl Gawell, the
geothermal industry is relying on the global market for the
years immediately ahead, and the U.S. market will rebound
as policy straightens out.
The receding Salton Sea in Imperial Valley, California. Credit: Shutterstock.

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G e ot h e r m a l
In 2015
Indonesia
Geothermal nameplate, indevelopment, and announced

capacity in major markets
United States
Salton Sea
Restoration
In 2020
Ethiopia
worldwide. Credit: Geothermal

Energy Association.
In 2023
Turkey
In 2019
In 2030
Wyoming, said Matek.

States will start to see
In 2030
Philippines
energy diversity as a value
for grid health and overIceland
all cost. Geothermal wont
Nameplate Capacity
New Zealand
displace wind and solar,
Announced Developing Capacity
but it will create a stronAnnounced Nearterm Geothermal Goals
Mexico
ger niche.
Italy
Its not all bad news and
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
frustration for the U.S. marGigawatts
ket, however. The Salton
Sea Initiative in California
US Policy Woes Lead to New Applications
is one of the only bright spots
As has been the trend for a few years now, U.S. geothermal growth
for U.S. geothermal, accordhas been slow going. This lag can be blamed on several factors,
ing to Mike Long of Galena
including regional power gluts, resource uncertainty that leads to
Advisors. The project aims to
weary fnancing, and high upfront costs. While these are certainrestore and protect the everly big barriers the industry has dealt with for some time, Gawell
shrinking body of water locatsays a major reason for stalled growth is unfavorable policy. State
ed in the Imperial Valley. The
renewable portfolios standards simply do not consider the true
area could unlock nearly 3
value of geothermal as a frm, fexible resource however, decigigawatts (GW) of geothersion makers may start to change their tune in the near future.
mal capacity, all while preCalifornia has been directed to better determine the true inteserving and protecting the
gration costs of energy technologies. For example, while solar
environment.
and wind may have cheaper upfront costs, they are intermittent
The project inched closer
resources that strain the grid and may require costly storage techto reality when Simbol Matenologies as more capacity goes online. These true-cost methods
rials announced that it would
may come in handy since the Governor of California recently prostart construction on a lithium
posed using 50 percent renewable energy by 2030. This will help
extraction plant in the region.
push integration costs as part of procurement requirement, said
Simbols technology flters geoGawell, adding, California may serve as a model for other states.
thermal brine to collect lithiThe Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) carbon plan
um that can then be used for
proposal, which calls to reduce carbon 30 percent by 2030 over
batteries, which are becoming
2005 levels, may also open more doors for geothermal energy.
a hot commodity these days,
If the EPA rules go through it could create new opportunities
especially with the upcomin geothermal in greenfeld states such as Colorado, Utah and
ing Tesla gigafactory in nearby
Kenya
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G e ot h e r m a l
US Geothermal Heat Pump Industry Hitting Its Stride

After several years of
pumps have mostly run under
expiring 30 percent tax
disappointment, the
the radar for many in the U.S.
credit in 2016. Dougherty
geothermal heat pump
and Dougherty blames this on
said hes optimistic that
industry beat 2014
public policy. For example, in
there will be an extension,
expectations and made
Illinois two electric utilities
preferably to 2020. Since
political strides.
could not promote geothermal
the industry is so small
heat pumps because they
and production levels
residential heat pump
were deemed ineffcient.
low, components are still
sales were down due to the
So Dougherty successfully
expensive. The industry
recession, according to Doug
petitioned to rewrite the rules
needs the tax credits until
Dougherty, president and CEO
that govern how effciency
it can scale up and brings
of the Geothermal Energy
is determined. He was also
prices down. However, if the
Exchange, and despite sales
successful in Massachusetts,
tax credit is not extended,
being down 30 percent in
where he petitioned to have
Dougherty said that market
the frst quarter of 2014, the
geothermal heat pumps
will take the hit and rebound
industry turned that around
deemed renewable and
within a couple of years.
in the third and fourth quarter
eligible for alternative energy
to beat sales year over year.
credits (AECs).
From 2011 to 2013,
Next year I expect to see a
Until then, developers are

fnding innovative ways to
Going forward as we
monetize the GHP market.
good 10-15 percent increase in
change laws state by state
For example, the net-zero
sales, said Dougherty. Were
a long arduous, detailed
Whispering Hills development
on a good roll here.
bureaucratic process we
outside of Austin, Texas
are beginning to see progress
includes a GHP system
been consistently running
across the country, said
underneath 7,500 homes and
strong as many organizations
Dougherty. Its an educational
businesses. The developer
are realizing the benefts of
process to explain how the
owns the system, which is
heat pumps from schools,
technology works and how we
expected to have a very short
to libraries to museums
use thermal energy. People
return on investment, and
and Dougherty expects the
are realizing that we are an
leases it to the homeowners.
commercial sector to have an
effcient and renewable source
Once other people see this
even better 2015.
of energy.
project and how to make
The commercial market has
Despite sales being back

on track, geothermal heat
On the federal level, the

GHP industry is facing an
money, it will have a snowball

effect, said Dougherty.
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Nevada. If all goes well, lithium plants may very

well be the last piece to convince legislators to
approve geothermal energy plants.
Its a big environmental win, said Matek. If
you can extract lithium from brine then you dont
need mines anymore. This creates a whole new
section of industry that doesnt have the same
policy barriers as co-production. A lot of new
companies, like miners, are getting into the geothermal space.
In fact, Matek and Gawell suggest keeping an
Ormats 110-MW Olkaria III Geothermal Power Station
eye out for all sorts of evolving geothermal applilocated in The Great Rift Valley in Kenya. Credit: Ormat.
cations in the U.S. market, such as hybrid plants,
improved effciency for fash and binary plants,
co-production and smaller plants. There is a constant evolution of
launched 120 new energy
technology available for geothermal, said Gawell. Enhanced geoprojects in 2011, with a spethermal system (EGS) technology will also continue to move forcifc focus on geothermal. At
ward in the coming years. Gawell said to expect a big year for EGS
about $0.10 per kilowatt-hour
in 2018, when the AltaRock Newberry demonstration project in
(kWh) with a local content
Oregon is fnished, which will greatly determine the future viabilibonus of $0.07 to $0.30 per
ty of the technology.
kWh, its FIT is driving major
interest, according to Steve
International Excitement
Hummel of Exergy. Some
As the U.S. market remains mostly at a standstill, eyes are on the
companies are even considergrowth markets overseas. These regions are successful for a variing setting up manufacturing
ety of reasons, namely because they have excellent resources,
plants in the region in order
favorable policy, energy demand, and major help from institutions
to take advantage of the genlike the World Bank and the African Development Bank.
erous local content rules.
In Kenya, for example, about 280 MW of geothermal capacAside from policy, develity went online in 2014. While that may not seem like much,
opment banks are pavKenyas total grid capacity is 1,600 MW, so geothermal contributing the way for geothermal
ed to a major capacity bump. The government hopes to add 20 GW
in many regions, including
of energy capacity by 2030, with 5 GW of that from geothermal
East Africa and Central and
resources. Kenya also has an 8.5-cent feed-in tariff that seems to
South America. These probe attracting companies and stimulating fnancial interest.
grams fund the most costly,
The growth rate seems almost preposterous but were seeing 10
and risky, part of geothergeothermal rigs running just in Kenya they are going crazy with
mal development resource
money fowing in, said Galenas Long. Geothermal will be growassessment and exploratoing in Kenya, maybe not to the numbers the government is publishry drilling. Private fnaning, but 200 MW per year will be fairly sustained for 5+ years.
ciers then step in for the
Turkey also has a favorable FIT program. The governduration of the project. Once
ment expects about 50 GW of additional demand by 2020, so it
the upfront resource risk is
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mitigated, projects can see a

nearly 20 percent return.
Regions that have really started to exploit potential,
like Kenya, are now starting
to completely shift from development banks to the private
sector. The future of Africa will depend on its ability to
shift to private industry, said
Long. Big banks are looking at utilities to start funding
through private banks.
As for project opportunities, Long said that the
international market is very
competitive, but wrought
with opportunity since the
majority of engineering, consulting, drilling, fnancing, equipment supply, etc. comes from frms outside of the region. However, it may be very diffcult for most companies to compete
against Asian bidders.
U.S. companies will have a particularly diffcult time entering
these markets for several reasons, according to Long. Many are not
interested in the risk profle or simply avoid competing in the consulting and engineering side. The U.S. also lacks a large steam turbine manufacturer, but with the recent GE purchase of Alstom,
perhaps GE will have an interest in pursuing the market using
Alstom turbine technology.
Long said that the next growth countries will likely be Ethiopia (if geothermal can compete with hydropower), Tanzania,
Rwanda and Uganda, which are all pushing similar geothermal programs.
Geothermal is a niche business, but we still see it as a very viable business, said Long. But to be in this business right now, you
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Outlook for
Bioenergy 2015:
Whats in Store for This Versatile
Renewable Energy Feedstock?
Bioenergy is the only renewable energy feedstock that cuts across
the thermal, electrical and transportation
sectors. However most experts agree that its
vast potential has only just begun to be tapped.
JENNIFER RUNYON, Chief Editor
To say that the bioenergy industry is multi-faceted would be

a huge understatement. The catchall term bioenergy can be
used to describe biomass for power; biomass for heat; biogas
derived from agricultural or animal waste for power;
and biofuel for transportation which encompasses everything from biodiesel to corn ethanol to second-generation
ethanol. Each facet of this enormous industry
Development of Global Biomass Use by Sector
has its own trade associations, its own set of
Biomass use
(EJ/yr)
opportunities and challenges and its own job
60
offerings. Its often surprising to learn that a
forester, an electrical engineer and a chemi50
cal biologist can each claim to be part of the
40
bioenergy industry.
Overall, the bioenergy industry continues
30
to chug along, making important strides on
Buildings
Power and district heat generation
the policy front to ensure that governments
20
Industry
Other energy sector and own use
recognize the renewable and carbon-neutral
Transport
Other end-uses
aspects of this feedstock across the world. The
10
International Renewable Energy Association
CREDIT: IEA (2013a)
0
(IRENA) released a Global Bioenergy Report in
1990
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1995
2000
2005
2010
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The 50-MW Woodville Renewable

Power Project, a wood fueled biomass
power plant, that began commercial
operation in September 2014. Credit:
Gemma Power Systems.
September of 2014 that showed steady growth of bioenergy in all

of its forms for the past 20 years. See chart below.
Growth is projected to continue in most bioenergy forms, however the rate of growth for each sector will differ widely by region
and technology. On the whole, however, policy challenges may be
the single most important obstacle facing bioenergy today.
eneration
Biomass for Power Standing Still
wn use
(2013a)
3a)
2010
In the west large-scale biomass power plants are not experiencing

growth. In 2014, despite some notable plants coming online the
Drax Power Facility in the UK, the Ontario Power Generation Atikokan Generating Station and the Woodville Power Plant in Texas
growth in the industry has

slowed. Frankly, I think you
are going to see less growth
this year because to develop biomass facilities is a longterm undertaking, explained
Bob Cleaves, President of the
Biomass Power Association.
Cleaves said that since projects generally take about 4-6
years, those that were completed in 2014 were the result
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Biofuel Companies
Triving
Construction of
POETs Project
Liberty, the first
Scott Chabina, a director
second-generation
with Carl Marks Advisors,
ethanol plant that
is extremely bullish on
went online in 2014.
the biofuels industry
Duponts Nevada,
Iowa second-
and is excited about
generation ethanol
whats to come in 2015.
facility is expected
Chabina who said he
to go online in
hasnt had a single day
2015. Credit: POET.
where I am not in the

cornfeld either physically
the running joke in the industry
in the years ahead. The ethanol
or mentally since 2008
has been that second-generation
industry has lived a couple
explained that for the past year
ethanol plants have been fve
business cycles in the course of 5
ethanol companies have been
years away forever, but said that
or 6 years. There is an incredible
diversifying their offerings
Poets Project Liberty, the frst
fexibility with these guys, he
and now almost every single
second-generation ethanol plant
said. A viable export market,
one of them produces ethanol
that began operation in 2014 is
however, would let the industry
and high value co-products.
a sign of things to come. There
overcome the blend wall problem,
Chabina said that one reason
are also a number of interesting
he acknowledged.
they were able to make these
facilities the Abengoa facility
investments is that Q32013
in Hugoton [Kansas], the Dupont
advanced biofuels companies
and the frst three quarters of
Facility in Nevada, Iowa, [and]
are not just about making
2014 were some of the best, if
Quad County Corn Processors
fuel. Instead they are focusing
not the best, time to be in the
added a cellulosic facility to
on higher margin specialty
ethanol market. Ever.
their ethanol plant, he said.
chemical and specialty
Chabina continued: So people
co-products that have the
fortune are manifold he said
are putting in the technologies
potential to displace a lot of
but suffce it to say that ethanol
and spending the capital
traditional fossil fuel markets,
producers for the frst time began
to make second-generation
said Chabina.
to realize profts that they could
ethanol a reality.
The reasons for their good
re-invest in new ventures such
Chabina isnt worried that low
Its important to realize that
Its an exciting time and I

know some people have been
as high-value co-products or
oil prices will have any effect
saying that for a while but its
cellulosic (aka second generation)
on the ethanol industry and
an exciting time and it feels a
ethanol plants. Chabina said that
actually sees no looming threats
bit more tangible, he said.
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The low stack out conveyor (part of the plant fuel handling system)
that delivers wood chips from the truck tippers to the wood yard at the
Woodville Power Plant. Credit: Gemma Power Systems.
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of previous tax incentives that

simply dont exist anymore.
Cleaves said that without
those tax incentives, fnancing for biomass power plants
is very hard to come by.
Dan Martin, President
of EPC company Gemma
Power, the company that
constructed the 50-MW
Woodville biomass power
plant in Texas, echoed
Cleaves. He said Gemma
is aware of a few biomass
power projects in the works
in the U.S. and hes hopeful
at least one of them would
get off the ground [in 2015].
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Estimated Renewable Energy Share of Global Final Energy Consumption
2012
4.2%
Biomass/
Geothermal/
Solar Heat
4.2%
Fossil Fuels
78.4%
3.8%
Hydropower
1.2%
Wind/solar/
biomass/
geothermal
power
19%
All Renewables
2.6%
Nuclear power
0.8%
Biofuels
10%
Modern
Renewables
9%
Traditional
Biomass
Traditional biomass refers to solid biomass that is combusted in inefficient, and usually polluting, open fires,
stoves, or furnaces to provide heat energy for cooking, comfort, and small-scale agricultural and industrial
processing, typically in rural areas of developing countries. It may or may not be harvested in a sustainable
manner. Traditional biomass currently plays a critical role in meeting rural energy demand in much of the
developing world. Modern biomass energy is defined in this chart as energy derived efficiently from solid, liquid,
and gaseous biomass fuels for modern applications. Credit: IRENAs Renewables 2014 Global Status Report.
However Martin explained, the economics of wood as a

power fuel are pretty thin. He said that without the tax credits and in light of the low gas prices, we will not see much in
the way of growth for biomass power plants in 2015.
For 2015, the Biomass Power Association, which is primarily focused on the United States, is working on policy tweaks that will allow existing biomass power plants to
continue to function economically, said Cleaves. He is cautiously optimistic that EPAs Clean Power Plan (111d) will
recognize the environmental benefts of sustainably sourced
biomass. 2015 is going to be working with the agency [to
educate it] about why biomass that is currently being used
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in the U.S. is sustainably

sourced, he explained.
In addition, the organization is working with EPA
to gain clarity on a nonhazardous secondary waste
rule, also called urban
waste. This rule would
allow urban wood waste
to be classifed as a fuel
source instead of a waste
and a favorable outcome
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of this clarifcation
would also help the biomass power industry in
the U.S.
Cleaves was also positive about the growing
trend of allowing thermal renewable energy to meet state renewable portfolio standards
(RPS). A healthy biomass thermal industry
is good for us because it
promotes more investment in infrastructure
and forest products and
that is generally a favorable thing, he said.
Turbodens biomass-fueled combined heat and power (CHP) ORC power plant
uses the waste heat it produces to generate electricity. Credit: Turboden.
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Biomass for Heat Gaining Recognition from Policymakers
Te Opportunity for Biomass
In 2014, some northeastern states in the U.S. broadened their

RPS to mandate the use of thermal renewable energy. Massachusetts for example, now awards alternative energy credits (AECs) to renewable heating and cooling technologies such
as biomass. Massachusetts utilities need those AECs to meet
their alternative portfolio standards (APS).
Further, said Charlie Niebling of the Biomass Thermal
Energy Coalition (BTEC), biomass is fnally getting some recognition in the U.S. at the federal level. Niebling explained that
in 2014 the USDA awarded more than $2.5 million in grants
to develop statewide wood energy teams (SWETs) in 11 states
and an additional $1.25 million for nine wood energy projects.
And there is a pending RFP now to fund additional states so
probably by sometime this spring there will be 20 or so states
that have been actively supported by USDA with these SWET
grants, he said.
Niebling believes this is a very important move and a positive sign for the biomass industry in the U.S. The USDA is
fnally after years and years realizing that heat is 1/3 of our
nations energy consumption and maybe [they] should be paying attention to it, he said.
On the technology side,

Europe is way out ahead
of the U.S. when it comes
to improving the effciency of biomass thermal energy and Niebling believes
that soon more of that technology may be available in
the U.S. Were seeing more
and more of the leadingedge, state-of-the-art European technology working
its way into the [U.S.] market, he said. So far, the bigger U.S. manufacturers such
as Hurst Boiler and Messersmith have stuck to woodchips, according to Neibling
who added that they probably feel there isnt enough
interest in more sophisticated or more refned pellet engineering. According
to Niebling, the American boiler manufacturers are really in a slumber
when it comes to wood heat.
They havent awoken to the
opportunity.
Niebling said that the
European market for biomass thermal is extremely
well established and leading
manufacturers such as Froling, Viessemann, Okofen and
Windhager may be interested in expanding into other
parts of the world. The
heavily heating-oil dependent northeast has been a
real target for the Germans,
Low Oil Prices Treaten Growth of Biomass Termal Industry

Nevertheless, there is trepidation in the biomass thermal
industry over the price of oil, Niebling also pointed out.
He said that biomass thermal energy is cost competitive
when the price of a barrel of oil is in $80-100 range. Oil
prices have the effect of dampening the momentum in the
last few years, said Neibling who added that up until the
price of oil started to drop, sales of modern wood-heating
appliances were defnitely on the rise. So theres been a lot
of momentum but there is also a lot of trepidation right now,
he said.
Momentum is also the result of more biomass thermal systems in commercial operation today. Installations are getting
better and more competent. People are learning more about
what works and what doesnt, Niebling said. With more performance data available, potential bioenergy adopters can ask
other customers about cost savings and see actual proof that
the systems work, rather than having to take a manufacturers
word for it.
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the Austrians and the Scandinavians, said Niebling.
Biomass for Combined Heat and Power

The best technology according to Niebling, however,
would be a cookie cutter,
reliable and affordable combined heat and power (CHP)
plant that would run on biomass and could work at a
community scale. Thats a
real frontier of opportunity,
he said. We need systems
that are engineered to meet
heat load and that produce
electricity as a byproduct of
heat generation, not the other way around. Because thats how
you get the really high effciencies, he explained.
Niebling said that Turboden, an Italian company
that was acquired by Pratt and Whitney Power Systems
in 2009, which was then acquired by Mitsubishi in 2012
has a fantastic organic rankine cycle (ORC) power plant
that runs on biomass and uses waste heat to produce
electricity. The company announced in January that it
was chosen by Maine Woods Pellet Company to supply the
worlds largest biomass-based ORC power unit for its plant
in Athens, Maine, United States. Neibling said the technology is very sophisticated and very expensive, but addresses a market need that all renewable energy technologies are
addressing: distributed generation. I would love to see the
market open up to what Turboden has got and by their leadership persuade others to enter that space. Because I think
distributed generation and you guys have written gobs on
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Wave and Tidal Energy in 2015:

Finally Emerging from the Labs
Ongoing research and prototype development
in the wave and tidal energy sector has
brought the industry into the beginnings of
commercial development. However, it will be years
before we will start seeing a device to harness the
power of the tides and waves of every coast.
ANDREW WILLIAMS, Contributing Editor
Technologies to harness wave and tidal power have been

under development for over 40 years, but up until quite
recently the center of technology development has been in
Europe, where the resource intensity is greater than the
United States coasts. However, in an effort to nurture the
countrys sector, the U.S. Department of Energys Water
Power Program has invested

in a broad portfolio of technologies and Alison Labonte, DOE Marine and Hydrokinetic Technology Manager,
revealed that it has recently increased its focus on
innovative, game changing
Oyster: Aquamarine Powers Oyster

wave power device in action.
Credit: Aquamarine Power.
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E.ON Pelamis P2 in
Orkney. Credit: Pelamis
Wave Power.
technologies that utilize

the most abundant marine
resources and that have the
greatest potential for achieving economic viability.
The sector has come a
long way since the origin of
the Program in 2008, she
explained. Today, there
are fully permitted projects
which, once installed, will
deliver 1365 kW (wave) and
1350 kW (tidal) of electricity
to coastal populations,
she added.
Although growth in 2015
will be seen in the form of
technology advancement for
prototypes and early production models that are deployed
in demonstration projects,
Labonte said that substantial growth in the form of
commercial deployments
of technologies in the U.S. will occur when technology costs

become competitive with local cost of energy.
The DOEs investment portfolio recognizes that high-risk
research and development activities have the potential to more
than double the energy capture effciency of todays wave
energy technologies, and are needed to tap into the greatest
marine energy markets in California, Oregon, and Washington, she said.
According to new analysis, published recently in the journal
Renewable Energy, large-scale wave energy systems developed in
the Pacifc Northwest should be comparatively steady, dependable and able to be integrated into the overall energy grid at
lower costs than some other forms of alternative energy, including wind power.
Ocean wave energy tends to have low short term variability when aggregated over a large area, which results in a calculated integration cost, in terms of impact to reserve generation
requirements, that is relatively low, and much lower than wind,
said report co-author Ted Brekken, Associate Professor of Energy
Systems at Oregon State University.
Looking ahead, Labonte said that developers now recognize
the greatest market potential for current technologies exists in
remote and other niche applications, but that opportunities
lie in taking advantage of these markets for demonstrating
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existing technologies while making fundamental improvements

to systems to ready them for larger, utility-scale markets in the
longer-term.
The DOE is confdent that the successful development and
deployment of marine energy devices and technologies will continue throughout 2015, she concluded.
Mixed Picture for UK

For Nick Medic, Director of Offshore Renewables at RenewableUK, 2014 was a notable year for the UK wave and tidal
sectors, both in terms of progress made and setbacks suffered. On the plus side, the frst tidal energy array reached
fnancial close and is under construction, the countrys
frst tidal lagoon project has gone into planning and has
attracted preliminary funding commitments, devices

continue to be tested and
R&D is continuing apace,
more so than anywhere
else in the world.
However, Medic also
believes that chronic underfunding and a lack of frmer
messaging on the role marine
energy should play have
brought matters to a head
with a number of developers
both on the wave and tidal
The Deltastream that is currently

being deployed in the UK.
Credit: Deltastream.
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EXISTING AND PLANNED U.S. DOEFUNDED WAVE AND TIDAL ENERGY

PROJECTS IN THE U.S. 2014-2015
Project
Status
Description
M3 Wave
Completed
Explored commercial viability of Delos-Reyes Morrow Pressure

Device, which harnesses up-and-down motion of waves by
infating and defating bags to convert wave energy into
electricity. Tested off the coast of Oregon in September 2014.
Oscilla Power
Completed
Designed and constructed modular, scalable WEC device based

on reverse magnetostrictive generator technology. TDU2 system
tested off New Hampshire coast in August 2014. Functionality and
reliability of full-scale core, buoy and mooring system demonstrated.
Ocean Renewable
Power Company
Completed
Successfully deployed RivGen Power System in Summer 2014.

Deployment validated simulations and successfully demonstrated
self-deploying/self-retrieving capabilities of the device.
Northwest Energy
Innovations
Planned
NWEI will deploy improved Azura device at U.S. Navys

WETS in Hawaii and conduct open-ocean grid-connected
testing for one year, starting in winter 2014/2015.
Resolute Marine
Energy
Planned
RME will develop an intelligent feedback control algorithm

for next-generation SurgeWECTM devices. Control system
will be validated in Resolutes Development Center on a
full-scale SurgeWECTM and eventually integrated into
Companys 720 kW wave power project in Alaska.
Fred Olsen
Planned
Lifesaver WEC device will be deployed at WETS early next year.

Features up to fve independently operating power take-off units,
an all-electric power conversion system, and a patented drive train.
side either winding up or

exiting the sector. In November 2014, Pelamis Wave
Power announced fnancial diffculties such that the
company has been put into
administration and Aquamarine Power cut back to a skeleton staff.
This is a worrying situation, yet one that can and
should be remedied. Bodies such as Wave Energy
Scotland are awake to the
danger of gains made in the sector being reversed, but we

need a coordinated UK approach to stabilize the sector,
he added.
Dr Stephanie Merry, Head of Marine at the UK Renewable
Energy Association, agreed the outlook for the UK sector is not
encouraging. That said, when it comes to developing tidal energy technology, the UK is still further ahead than many countries
and Merry pointed out that the Marine Current Turbines (MCT)
Seagen device, which remains installed at Strangford Lough,
where it has delivered more than 9 GWh to the national grid, is
arguably the most successful tidal stream generator to date in
the world.
In 2015, the tidal energy sector will watch the progress of
MeyGen with keen interest. We also hope the second tidal array
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The TGL tidal turbine. TGL was bought by Rolls Royce and subsequently
sold to Alstom. Credit: Alstom.
successfully than the UK with

wave power.
Growth of the tidal sector in France will be strong,
because the French government has provided excellent support with high levels
of capital grant and guaranteed grid access, although the
market mechanisms are not
as good as in the UK. Leases in the Raz Blanchard, the
French side of the Alderney
Race, have been let. Growth
in Canada is also good with
Atlantis securing a feed-in
project, Scottish Power Renewables in the Sound

of Islay, will continue to move forward. Welsh
company Tidal Energy is also in the process of
deploying its DeltaStream machine in Ramsey
Sound and the Swedish Minesto device has been
tested at Strangford Lough, said Merry.
One UK wave energy project to watch is
WaveSub, which has been successful in raising funds for development and is well-placed
in Wales to access EU funds for the future,
she added.
Promising Markets
Elsewhere, although the January 2015 demise of
leading Australian technology developer Oceanlinx was an undeniable setback, Merry revealed
that some foreign wave energy developers
remain buoyant.
The Seagen tidal energy converter. Credit: Marine
Internationally, I like the technology of Fred
Current Turbines/Siemens.
Olsens BOLT machine. Being privately funded,
it is in a comfortable position fnancially, as long
as it continues to prove its potential, she added.
tariff of about 292/MWh for
Merry believes that France is poised to take over the global
up to 4.5 MW capacity at the
lead for tidal stream energy, while a number of European marFundy Ocean Research Cenitime countries, as well as Australia, are moving ahead more
tre, she said.
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Renewa ble Energ y Wor ld C a lenda r 2015

Selected multi-day conferences, expos and events for the Renewable Energy Industry
HydroVision Russia
3-5 March 2015
Moscow, Russia
W: www.hydrovisionrussia.com
PV America
9-10 March 2015
Boston, MA, USA
W: www.pvamericaexpo.com
EWEA OFFSHORE
10-12 March 2015
Copenhagen, Denmark
W: www.ewea.org/
offshore2015
Intersolar China
1-3 April 2015
Beijing, China
W: www.intersolarchina.
com/en/
SOLAREXPO
8-10 April 2015
Milan, Italy
W: www.solarexpo.com
Northeast Biomass
Heating Expo
16-18 April 2015
Portland, ME, USA
W: www.nebiomassheat.com
International Biomass
Conference and Expo
20-22 April
Minneapolis, MN, USA
W: www.
biomassconference.com
National Hydropower
Annual Conference
27-29 April 2015
Washington, DC, USA
W: www.
nationalhydroconference.com
SNEC PV
28 - 30 April 2015
Shanghai, China
W: www.snec.org.cn
Global Offshore Wind 2015

24-25 June 2015
London, UK
W: www.renewableuk.com
Husum WindEnergy
15-18 September 2015
Husum, Germany
W: www.husumwind.com
All Energy
6-7 May 2015
Glasgow, Scotland
W: www.all-energy.co.uk
Intersolar North America

14-16 July 2015
San Francisco, CA, USA
W: www.intersolar.us/
POWER-GEN India &

Central Asia (Incorporating
Renewable Energy
World India)
7-9 May 2015
New Delhi, India
W:www.indiapowerevents.com
HydroVision International
14-17 July 2015
Portland, OR, USA
W: www.hydroevent.com
Geothermal Energy Expo

20-23 September 2015
Reno, NV, USA
W: www.
geothermalenergy2015.org
AWEA WINDPOWER
18-21 May 2015
Orlando, FL, USA
W: www.windpowerexpo.org
ESA
27-29 MAY 2015
Dallas, TX, USA
W: www.annual-conference.
energystorage.org
Energy Ocean
2-4 June 2015
Portland, ME, USA
W: www.energyocean.com
Renewable Energy
World Europe
9-11 June 2015
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
W: www.
renewableenergyworldeurope.com
POWER-GEN Europe
9-11 June 2015
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
W: www.powergeneurope.com
Intersolar Europe
10-12 June 2015
Munich, Germany
W: www.intersolar.de/en/
POWER-GEN Africa
15-17 July 2015
Cape Town, Republic
of South Africa
W: www.powergenafrica.com
Renewable Energy World Asia
1-3 September 2015
Bangkok, Thailand
W: www.
renewableenergyworldasia.com
Energy Storage
North America
13-15 October 2015
San Diego, CA, USA
W: www.esnaexpo.com
EWEA 2015
17-20 November 2015
Paris, France
W: www.ewea.org/
annual2015/
POWER-GEN Asia
1-3 September 2015
Bangkok, Thailand
W: www.powergenasia.com
Intersolar India
18-20 November 2015
Mumbai, India
W: www.intersolar.in/en/
POWER-GEN Asia
Financial Forum
1-3 September 2015
Bangkok, Thailand
W: www.
powergenasiafinance.com
Renewable Energy
World North America
8-10 December 2015
Las Vegas, NV, USA
W: www.
renewableenergyworldevents.com
Intersolar South America

1-3 September 2015
Sao Paulo, Brazil
W: www.intersolar.net.br/en/
Solar Power International
14 - 17 September 2015
Anaheim, CA, USA
W: www.
solarpowerinternational.com
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RenewableUK
6-8 October 2015
Liverpool, UK
W: www.renewableuk.com
POWER-GEN International
8-10 December 2015
Las Vegas, NV, USA
W: www.power-gen.com
GenForum
8 December 2015
Las Vegas, NV, USA
W: www.energyhubforums.
com/genforumpgi.html
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Renewa ble Energ y

Tra ining Event s
Here is a sampling of training institutions that offer renewable energy educational events and certificate programs throughout the year.
Visit their websites to see specific dates, locations and topics offered. Many universities and community colleges also offer renewable energy training programs.
Airstreams Renewables
Topics: Wind
Location: U.S.
P: 1-661-822-3963
Green Power Academy

Topics: All renewable energy topics
Location: Global
P: +44 0207 099 0600
E:info@greenpowerconferences.com
BZEE Academy
Topic: Wind
Location: Germany
P: +49 151 424 297 20
Euromoney Energy Training
Topics: Financial Modeling-Renewable Energy
Location: UAE, China, UK
P: +44 020 7779 8933
E: energy@euromoneytraining.com
The European Energy Center
Topics: All renewable energy topics
Location: UK, Online
P: +44 0131 44 69 479
E:training@EUenergycentre.org
everblue
Topics: Solar, LEED, Wind
Location: U.S., Can., Costa Rica, HK, Online
P: 1-800-460-2575
Global Sustainable Energy Solutions
Topics: Solar
Location: Australia
P: 1-300 265 525
International Tel: +61 2 9024 5312
Gravitec Systems Inc.
Topics: Wind + Safety
Location: U.S.
P: 1-800-755-8455
E: solutions@gravitec.com
Heatspring Learning Institute

Topics: Microgrids, RE Policy, Solar PV, Solar
Hot Water, Geothermal, PV + Storage,
Location: U.S., Online
P: Tel: 1-800-393-2044
E:info@heatspring.com
International Centre for Hydropower
Topics: Hydropower
Location: Norway
P: +47 91 12 63 05
E: mail@ich.no
Kaplan Clean Tech Education
Topics: Solar, Energy Efficiency,
LEED Exam Prep
P: 1-888-450-4684
E:info@cleanedison.com
Midwest Renewable Energy Association
Topics: Solar PV and Solar Thermal, Wind
P: 715-592-6595
E:info@midwestrenew.org
NABCEP (North American Board of
Certified Energy Practitioners)
Topics: Credentialing organization for Solar
Location: U.S.
P: 1-800-654-0021
E:info@nabcep.org
Northwest Renewable Energy Institute

Topics: Wind
Location: Vancouver, WA
P: 1-800-868-1816
Offtec
Topics: Wind
Location: Enge-Sande, Germany
P: +49 4662 89 127-0
Solar Energy International
Topics: Solar PV, Solar Thermal,
Micro- hydro, Wind
P: 1-970-963-8855
E:sei@solarenergy.org
Solar Living Institute
Topics: Solar PV
Location: U.S.
P: 1-707-472-2450
E: sli@solarliving.org
South Africa Renewable Energy
Technology Center (SARTEC)
Training Technology Centre
Topics: Wind
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
P: +27 21 959 6767
E:info@cput.ac.za
US Solar Institute
Topics: Solar
Location: U.S., Jamaica
P: 1-877-769-7657
If you would like your training event to considered for inclusion in this listing, please email REWNews@Pennwell.com subject line: Education and Training.
Adver t iser s Index
For more information on the products and services found in this issue click here.
All Energy21
IMREC/METS Symposium50
Siemens AG11
Distributech India81
Power Gen Middle East 15
Ecofasten Solar29
Power Gen Africa23
Solar Promotion International

GmbHCV2
EDF Renewable Energy37
Quickscrews International
Corporation59
Everglades University61
Florida Alliance for Renewable
Energy59
Hammond Power Solutions55
IHS Globalspec2
Surrette Battery Co. Ltd.45

Tamura Corporation55
Renewable Energy World Asia39
The Wall Street Green Summit61
REW.com31
Trojan Battery Company47
Shanghai New Energy Industry

Association63
Underwriters Laboratories6
Unirac27
Shoals Technologies Group4

The Adveritsers Index is published as a service. The publisher does not assume any liability for errors or omissions.
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Last
the
WORD
John Farell directs
the Energy SelfReliant States and

Communities program
at the Institute for
Local State Reliance,
where he focuses
on energy policy
developments that best
expand the benefits of
local ownership and
dispersed generation
of renewable energy.
Farrell authored the
landmark report Energy
Self-Reliant States,
which serves as the
definitive energy atlas
for the United States,
detailing the stateby-state renewable
electricity generation
potential. Farrell is a
regular contributor to
RenewableEnergy
World.com.
Goodbye Utility Monopoly,

Hello Energy Democracy
Over the next decade, electricity customers have the potential to reclaim
$48 billion from their utilities. Thats
according to a December 2014 report
from Accenture, which explains the
potential impact of efficiency increases
and greater distributed energy.
Behind this economic opportunity is a convergence of energy efficiency, distributed renewable energy,
and distributed information technology that is ending the electric utilitys
natural monopoly and opening the
door to energy democracy.
For most of the past century, electricity was a natural monopoly. We
only needed a single, standardized,
one-way electric grid. Power generation was most cost-effective with
large-scale turbines fueled by coal and
oil, or large hydro dams, with massive economies of scale. These natural monopolies paid off for customers,
with falling costs for reliable electricity
even as demand rose rapidly.
That era is over.
Economic growth is no longer coupled with electricity sales, reports the
Wall Street Journal; sales peaked in
2007. Distributed solar energy is surging, with installations smaller than
1 MW providing over 18 percent of
new capacity in the H12014. The utility monopoly is up against energy efficiency and customer-owned distributed power that gets cheaper every year,
even as retail energy prices are rising.

Across the country, including in NY,
MN, Calif. and other states, regulators
are wrestling with a Utility 2.0 business model to reconcile the electric
company of 1915 with the technology
and opportunity of 2015. Their vision
includes an electricity system that is
low-carbon, efficient, and flexible, but
it may fall short of the promise. Clearly, a shift to Utility 2.0 is inevitable. But
this transitional moment also presents
a larger opportunity the chance to
transform the electricity system into
Utility 3.0, or energy democracy.
With $48 billion dollars on the table,
electricity customers that get a taste
of energy freedom as power producers will never again accept a utility monopoly. These prosumers will
expect the rules for a future electricity system to give every electric customer, not just solar companies or energy
storage firms, more (local) control over
their and their communitys energy
future. Theyll expect a more equitable
distribution of energy dollars to match
the equitable distribution of renewable
energy resources. Theyll expect, in
short, energy democracy.
Distributed energy has a bright outlook in 2015, and its continued rise
could push us past Utility 2.0 to Utility
3.0 energy democracy unseating
the utility monopoly in favor of a more
democratic regime.
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Global Company &
Product Directory
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CATEGORIES LISTINGS INDEX

BIOENERGY ..................... 75
Balers ....................................... 75
Gasifiers ................................... 75
Meters ...................................... 75
Other ....................................... 75
Turbines.................................... 75
Operating ................................. 77
Other ....................................... 77
Ownership ............................... 77
Product sourcing....................... 77
Project management................. 77
Software ................................... 77
Testing...................................... 77
Training .................................... 77
Turnkey contractors .................. 77
Services ...................................75
Waste-To-Energy ...................77
Consultancy ............................. 75
Design ...................................... 75
Documentation ........................ 75
Education ................................. 75
Information .............................. 75
Equipment .............................77
Biofuel.....................................75
Equipment .............................75
Biomass ..................................75
Equipment .............................75
Aerobic digesters ...................... 75
Balers ....................................... 75
Boilers ...................................... 75
Briquetters ................................ 75
Chippers ................................... 75
Combustors .............................. 75
Compactors .............................. 75
Cooking stoves, biomass-fired .. 75
Disintegrators and shredders..... 75
Engines ..................................... 75
Feeding equipment ................... 75
Flue gas cleaners ...................... 76
Gas generators ......................... 76
Gasifiers ................................... 76
Handling plants ........................ 76
Harvesters ................................ 76
Meters ...................................... 76
Other ....................................... 76
Stokers ..................................... 76
Storage containers .................... 76
Turbines.................................... 76
Wood stoves ............................ 76
Services ...................................76
Certification .............................. 76
Consultancy ............................. 76
Contract R&D ........................... 76
Data logging ............................ 76
Design ...................................... 76
Documentation ........................ 77
Education ................................. 77
Environmental studies ............... 77
Feasibility studies ...................... 77
Financial advice ........................ 77
Information .............................. 77
Installation ................................ 77
Insurance .................................. 77
Maintenance ............................ 77
Monitoring ............................... 77
Aerobic digesters ...................... 77

Anaerobic digesters .................. 77
Containers ................................ 78
Disintegrators and shredders..... 78
Feeding equipment ................... 78
Gasifiers ................................... 78
Landfill gas ............................... 78
Other ....................................... 78
Turbines.................................... 78
Services ...................................78
Consultancy ............................. 78
Contract R&D ........................... 78
Education ................................. 78
Installation ................................ 78
Landfill gas utilization ............... 78
Maintenance ............................ 78
Operating ................................. 78
Training .................................... 78
ENERGY STORAGE ........ 78

Equipment .............................78
Batteries ................................... 78
Battery management systems
(BMS) ................................. 78
Lead-acid .............................. 78
Lithium-ion............................ 78
Other .................................... 78
Fuel cells ................................... 78
Hydrogen ................................. 78
Other ....................................... 78
Services ...................................78
Consultancy ............................. 78
Education ................................. 78
Information .............................. 78
Load management ................... 78
Maintenance ............................ 78
Other ....................................... 78
Peak shaving ............................ 79
Renewable generation
smoothing ............................. 79
Software ................................... 79
Suppliers of systems and
components .......................... 79
System modeling ...................... 79
Testing...................................... 79
GEOTHERMAL ................ 79
Electricity Generation .........79
Equipment .............................79
Condensers .............................. 79
Direct-use cooling water
systems ................................. 79
Direct-use heat exchangers
and pumps ............................ 79
Downhole logging equipment .. 79
Exploration equipment ............. 79
Other ....................................... 79
Power generation equipment ... 79
Power plant control systems ..... 79
Pumps ...................................... 79
Valves ....................................... 79
Services ...................................79
Aquifer assessment ................... 79
Chemical treatment .................. 79
Consultancy ............................. 79
Design ...................................... 79
Drilling management ................ 79
Education ................................. 79
Environmental monitoring ........ 79
Equipment supplies ................... 79
Geology surveys ....................... 79
Installation ................................ 79
Maintenance ............................ 79
Monitoring ............................... 79
Other ....................................... 79
Software ................................... 79
Temperature logging ................ 79
Training .................................... 79
Well testing .............................. 79
Heating and Cooling ............79

Equipment .............................79
Boilers ...................................... 79
Condensers .............................. 80
Flue gas cleaners ...................... 80
Generators ............................... 80
Heat exchangers ....................... 80
Heat meters .............................. 80
Heat pumps .............................. 80
Heat storage installations .......... 80
Other ....................................... 80
Pre-insulated piping .................. 80
Pumps ...................................... 80
Steam turbines ......................... 80
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Valves ....................................... 80
Water treatment plants ............. 80
Services ...................................80
Construction ............................. 80
Consultancy ............................. 80
Design ...................................... 80
Documentation ........................ 80
Heat conservation analysis ........ 80
Heat delivery tests .................... 80
Installation ................................ 80
Maintenance ............................ 80
Monitoring ............................... 80
Operation ................................. 80
Other ....................................... 80
Training .................................... 80
Water treatment ....................... 80
HYDROPOWER............... 80
Applications ..........................80
Hydro-electric schemes ............. 80
Micro and mini hydro
schemes ................................ 80
River hydro schemes ................. 80
Equipment .............................82
Cabling ..................................... 82
Control gear ............................. 82
Gates ........................................ 82
Gears ........................................ 82
Generators ............................... 82
Height gauges .......................... 82
High-head turbines ................... 82
Hydraulic rams ......................... 82
Low-head turbines ................... 82
Marine hydrokinetics (MHK)..... 82
Other ....................................... 82
Pipelines ................................... 82
Powerhouses ............................ 82
Remote monitoring
equipment ............................. 82
Shut-off valves ......................... 83
Technology equipment ............. 83
Transformers............................. 83
Water height gauges ................ 83
Services ...................................83
Certification .............................. 83
Construction ............................. 83
Consultancy ............................. 83
Contract R&D ........................... 83
Design ...................................... 83
Documentation ........................ 83
Education ................................. 83
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Environmental impact
assessment ............................ 83
Equipment and component
suppliers ................................ 83
Installation ................................ 83
Monitoring ............................... 83
Operations and maintenance .... 83
Other ....................................... 84
Planning permission .................. 84
Software ................................... 84
Testing...................................... 84
Training .................................... 84
Upgrading ................................ 84
SOLAR .............................. 84
Passive Solar ..........................84
Equipment .............................84
Curtain walling systems ............ 84
Other ....................................... 84
Passive solar water heaters ....... 84
Solar air heating panels ............. 84
Sunshading (external) ............... 84
Sunshading (internal) ................ 84
Transparent insulation............... 84
Services ...................................84
Consultancy ............................. 84
Contract R&D ........................... 84
Design ...................................... 84
Documentation ........................ 84
Education ................................. 84
Installation ................................ 84
Monitoring ............................... 84
Other ....................................... 84
Software ................................... 84
Testing...................................... 84
Training .................................... 85
Photovoltaics ........................85
Applications ..........................85
Building facades ....................... 85
Building integration .................. 85
Consumer products .................. 85
Cooling .................................... 85
Desalination ............................. 85
Grid-connected systems ........... 85
Hybrid systems ......................... 85
Irrigation .................................. 85
Lighting .................................... 85
Monitoring stations .................. 85
Navigational aids ...................... 85
Other ....................................... 85
PV cell/module manufacturing
equipment ............................. 86
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Refrigeration ............................ 86
Roof tiles .................................. 86
Rural electrification ................... 86
Security fencing ........................ 86
Equipment .............................86
Array support structures ........... 86
Cabling ..................................... 86
Cells ......................................... 86
Charge controllers .................... 86
Coating equipment ................... 86
Concentrators ........................... 86
Data loggers ............................. 86
Generator controllers ................ 86
Heliostats ................................. 86
Ingots ....................................... 86
Inverters, central ....................... 86
Inverters, micro......................... 87
Modules ................................... 87
Monitoring equipment ............. 87
Mounting systems hardware..... 87
Other ....................................... 87
Power electronics...................... 87
Power optimizer ....................... 87
Pumps ...................................... 87
Inverters, string ........................ 87
Solar radiation measuring ......... 88
Testing equipment .................... 88
Tracking systems....................... 88
Wafers...................................... 88
Wire sawing ............................. 88
Services ...................................88
Certification .............................. 88
Consultancy ............................. 88
Contract R&D ........................... 88
Data logging ............................ 88
Design ...................................... 88
Documentation ........................ 88
Education ................................. 88
EPC (Engineering, procurement
and construction) .................. 89
Information .............................. 89
Installation ................................ 89
Maintenance ............................ 89
Monitoring ............................... 89
Other ....................................... 89
Software ................................... 90
Suppliers of systems and
components .......................... 90
Testing...................................... 90
Training .................................... 90
Solar Thermal........................90
Applications ..........................90
Air conditioning ........................ 90
Combined systems ................... 90
Cooling systems ....................... 90

Crop drying .............................. 90
Desalination ............................. 90
District heating ......................... 90
Domestic hot water .................. 90
Industrial process heat .............. 90
Large scale water heating ......... 91
Other ....................................... 91
Packaged systems ..................... 91
Power generation ..................... 91
Space heating ........................... 91
Stoves ...................................... 91
Swimming pool systems ........... 91
Equipment .............................91
Absorber surfaces ..................... 91
Anti-corrosion additives ............ 91
Antifreeze ................................. 91
Collectors ................................. 91
Concentrators ........................... 91
Controllers ................................ 91
Heat exchangers ....................... 91
Heat pipes ................................ 91
Heat storage ............................. 91
Heat transfer equipment ........... 91
Heliostats ................................. 91
Other ....................................... 91
Phase change storage
materials................................ 91
Pumps ...................................... 91
Reflectors ................................. 91
Selective absorber surfaces ....... 91
Solarimeters .............................. 91
Solar radiation measuring ......... 91
Storage tanks ........................... 91
Temperature measuring
equipment ............................. 92
Thermosiphoning systems ........ 92
Thermostats ............................. 92
Transparent insulation............... 92
Valves ....................................... 92
Services ...................................92
Certification .............................. 92
Consultancy ............................. 92
Contract R&D ........................... 92
Data logging ............................ 92
Design ...................................... 92
Education ................................. 92
Installation ................................ 92
Maintenance ............................ 92
Monitoring ............................... 92
Other ....................................... 92
Repair ....................................... 93
Software ................................... 93
Suppliers of equipment and
components .......................... 93
Testing...................................... 93
Training .................................... 93
WIND ENERGY ............... 93

Equipment .............................93
Blade protection ....................... 93
Blades ....................................... 93
Brakes ...................................... 93
Cabling ..................................... 93
Clutches ................................... 93
Controllers ................................ 93
Couplings ................................. 93
Data loggers ............................. 93
Direction and windspeed
sensors; anemometers ........... 93
Direction vanes ......................... 93
Foundations ............................. 93
Gear units ................................. 93
Generators ............................... 93
Hydraulic systems ..................... 93
Inverters ................................... 93
Masts ....................................... 93
Other ....................................... 94
Torque-limiting drives ............... 94
Towers...................................... 94
Turbines.................................... 94
Services ...................................94
Certification .............................. 94
Consultancy ............................. 94
Contract R&D ........................... 95
Data analysis ............................ 95
Data logging ............................ 95
Design ...................................... 95
Distribution .............................. 95
Documentation ........................ 95
Education ................................. 95
Environmental impact
assessment ............................ 95
Information .............................. 95
Installation ................................ 95
Insurance .................................. 95
Monitoring ............................... 95
Other ....................................... 95
Planning permission .................. 96
Repair ....................................... 96
Site evaluation .......................... 96
Software ................................... 96
Testing...................................... 96
Training .................................... 96
Turbine design .......................... 96
Turbine testing.......................... 96
Wind farm development ........... 96
Wind tunnel analysis................. 96
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B i o e n e rg y
CATEGORY LISTINGS
BIOENERGY
BIOMASS
BIOFUEL
Equipment
Equipment
BALERS
CBT Wear Parts Inc(US)
Eurobalers Ltd(UK)
Flexus Balasystem AB(SE)
Pttinger Entsorgungstechnik
GmbH & Co KG(AT)
Warren & Baerg Manufacturing
Inc(US)
GASIFIERS
Organics Asia Co Ltd(TH)
METERS
Muis Controls Ltd(CA)
OTHER
Podroof Inc(US)
Prosonix Corp(US)
TURBINES
International Generator Technical
Community(US)
Siemens AG(DE)
See ad page 11
Services
CONSULTANCY
ProSim Inc(US)
Thaker SimTech LLC(US)
VOGELBUSCH Biocommodities
GmbH(AT)
DESIGN
GmbH(AT)
DOCUMENTATION
Fachagentur Nachwachsende
Rohstoffe eV - FNR(DE)
EDUCATION
Association (SNEIA)(CN)
INFORMATION
IHS Engineering360 (US)
See ad page 2
AEROBIC DIGESTERS
BioConversion Solutions LLC(US)
BALERS
Inc(US)
BOILERS
Aguidrovert Solar SL(ES)
AMECO USA(US)
Ansaldo Caldaie SpA(IT)
APROVIS Energy Systems
GmbH(DE)
Biomass Briquette Systems(US)
Biomass Systems Supply(US)
Bosch Industriekessel GmbH(DE)
CommonWealth Resource
Management Corp(US)
Cross Technologies(FR)
Ebner Vyncke(US)
ERI (Energy Recovery
International)(US)
FARM2000/Teisen Products
Ltd(UK)
Global Energy Solutions Inc(US)
The Green Electrician Group(UK)
Howden North America(US)
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co
Inc(US)
John Crane(US)
Justsen Energiteknik A/S(DK)
KMW Energy Inc(CA)
Metso Power(US)
NATCOM(CA)
Outotec Energy Products(US)
VYNCKE NV(BE)
Haas Recycling-Systems
GmbH(DE)
Komptech GmbH(AT)
Metso Denmark A/S(DK)
WEIMA America Inc(US)
West Salem Machinery Co(US)
COMBUSTORS
EMGroup BV(NL)
Ltd(UK)
MARTIN GmbH fr Umwelt und
Energietechnik(DE)
Precision Combustion Inc(US)
Saxlund International Ltd(UK)
Torftech Ltd(UK)
COMPACTORS
GmbH & Co KG(AT)
COOKING STOVES,
BIOMASS-FIRED
DISINTEGRATORS AND
SHREDDERS
American Pulverizer Co(US)
Boerger Pumps Asia Pte Ltd(SG)
BTA International GmbH(DE)
GmbH(DE)
Herbold Meckesheim GmbH(DE)
Jeffrey Rader(US)
Komptech GmbH(AT)
Magnetic Div Global Equipment
Mktg Inc(US)
ENGINES
BRIQUETTERS
Dresser-Rand Co Ltd(UK)
National Biomass Association NBA(BG)
GmbH & Co KG(AT)
Inc(US)
BioSpark Clean Energy LLC(US)

China National Electric Wire and
Cable Import Export Corp(CN)
Interdevelopment Inc(US)
Lloyd Dynamowerke GmbH & Co
KG(DE)
UAB Naujoji siluma Newheat(LT)
Xergi A/S(DK)
Yanmar America(US)
CHIPPERS

Continental Biomass Industries Inc
- CBI(US)
Detroit Stoker Co(US)
Golden Eagle Technologies
LLC(US)

- CBI(US)
Doppstadt Calbe GmbH(DE)
FEEDING EQUIPMENT
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Jeffrey Rader(US)
KEITH Manufacturing Co(US)
Mktg Inc(US)
M-E-C CO(US)
Omex Environmental Ltd(UK)
RUD Chain Inc(US)
Schenck Process UK Ltd(UK)
SHW Storage & Handling
Soltutions GmbH(DE)
Sodimate Inc(US)
West Salem Machinery Co(US)
FLUE GAS CLEANERS

GmbH(DE)
Combustion Technologies Pvt
Ltd(IN)
Energy & Waste Tech(ES)
Golden Eagle Technologies
LLC(US)
Herding GmbH Filtertechnik(DE)
LTB Luft- und Thermotechnik
Bayreuth GmbH(DE)
Maschinen & Technik Inc MATEC(PH)
Santes Incinerator(TR)
Sodimate Inc(US)
GAS GENERATORS
DFME Sp zoo(PL)
Hocking County Community
Improvement Corp(US)
James Troop and Co Ltd(UK)
Kelburn Engineering(UK)
Nova Analytical Systems Inc(US)
GASIFIERS
Management Corp(US)
Constructions Industrielles de la
Mediterrane - CNIM(FR)
Energy Recovery Ltd(UK)
Eqtec Iberia SL(ES)
PHG Energy(US)
PRM Energy Systems Inc PRME(US)
Renewables Plus Ltd(MY)
Tetronics International Ltd(UK)
HANDLING PLANTS
Flexus Balasystem AB(SE)
GmbH(DE)
Jeffrey Rader(US)
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Mactenn Systems Ltd(UK)

National Conveyors Co Inc(US)
Soltutions GmbH(DE)
HARVESTERS
METERS
icenta Controls Ltd(UK)
Kurz Instruments Inc(US)
Siemens Process Industry and
Drives(US)
OTHER
Airofex Equipment(US)
GmbH(DE)
Buschjost GmbH(DE)
Comptus(US)
CPS Environmental(UK)
Eqtec Iberia SL(ES)
GmbH(DE)
International Chimney Corp(US)
Mactenn Systems Ltd(UK)
Mktg Inc(US)
M-E-C CO(US)
Monitor Technologies LLC(US)
ORBIS Corp(US)
Podroof Inc(US)
GmbH & Co KG(AT)
Power Lube Industrial LLC(US)
Prosonix Corp(US)
R SCHMITT-ENERTEC GmbH(DE)
Santes Incinerator(TR)
Screw Conveyor Corp(US)
Universal Instruments
Manufacturing Co Pvt Ltd(IN)
STOKERS
Detroit Stoker Co(US)
Jeffrey Rader(US)
KMW Energy Inc(CA)
STORAGE CONTAINERS
AMECO USA(US)
Collinson Plc(UK)
Fisher Tank Co(US)
National Conveyors Co Inc(US)
ORBIS Corp(US)
Soltutions GmbH(DE)
Tank Connection Affliate
Group(US)
TURBINES
BioSpark Clean Energy LLC(US)
Management Corp(US)
Doosan Skoda Power(CZ)
Dresser-Rand(US)
Community(US)
International Power Machinery
Co(US)
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE(DE)
Onyx Ta-Ho Environmental
Services Co Ltd(TW)
PCA Engineers Ltd(UK)
Siemens AG(DE)
See ad page 11
Siemens plc(UK)
Siemens Turbomachinery
Equiment GmbH(DE)
Spilling Energie Systeme
GmbH(DE)
Stork Turbo Blading(US)
Turbine Controls Ltd(UK)
WOOD STOVES
RIKA Innovative Ofentechnik
GmbH(AT)
Services
CERTIFICATION
Borgman Beheer Advies BV(NL)
CONSULTANCY
Advanced Cryogenics Ltd(US)
APT Consulting Group Co
Ltd(TH)
AquaBioTech Group(MT)
Barr Engineering Co(US)
Blue Harbor Energy Inc(US)
BMH Technology Oy(FI)
Borgman Beheer Advies BV(NL)
Bridgestone Associates Ltd(US)
- CBI(US)
Darley & Associates(UK)
DE Solutions Inc(US)
DNV GL(US)
E4tech(CH)
E4tech(UK)
Ecoling Partner AG(CH)
Ecostrat and General Biofuel(CA)
Eqtec Iberia SL(ES)
Esbensen Consulting Engineers
A/S(DK)
ETA Florence Renewable
Energies(IT)
European Islands Network on
Energy & Environment ISLEnet(BE)
FP Consultoria Ambiental(CB)
Ingvar Ingrids AB(SE)
InterEnergy Srl(IT)
Karbone(US)
Kyoto Energy Pte Ltd(SG)
LFG Consult(DK)
Lithuanian Energy Institute LEI(LT)

Mailhem Ikos Environment Pvt Ltd
(formerly Mailhem Engineers
Pvt Ltd)(IN)
McWane and Associates(US)
Navigant(US)
North Energy Associates Ltd(UK)
Practical Action Consutling(UK)
Praj Industries Ltd(IN)
Progetto Energia Srl(IT)
Proplan Ltd(CY)
ProSim Inc(US)
RH Energy Ltd(UK)
Sardar Patel Renewable Energy
Research Institute - SPRERI(IN)
SKM Enviros(UK)
SOLARA BV(NL)
The Stella Group Ltd(US)
Umwelt- und Energie-Consult
GmbH - uec Berlin(DE)
Valdes Engineering Co(US)
Volkmann Consult(DE)
Wasteconsult International(DE)
CONTRACT R&D
BGF Europe SA(ES)
Bright Management Associates
Ltd(UK)
Conversion And Resource
Evaluation Ltd(UK)
Euroheat & Power(BE)
Highland Energy (NS) Inc(CA)
LFG Consult(DK)
DATA LOGGING
CAS DataLoggers(US)
DESIGN
AMEC E&C Services(US)
Mediterrane - CNIM(FR)
Conversion And Resource
Evaluation Ltd(UK)
ECOCORP(US)
Eqtec Iberia SL(ES)
KMW Energy Inc(CA)
LFG Consult(DK)
OWS nv(BE)
PDR Associates (Renewable)
Inc(US)
Process Engineering Associates
LLC(US)
RUD Chain Inc(US)
STEJASA Agregados Industriales
SA(ES)
Torftech Ltd(UK)
Wolf Material Handling
Systems(US)
Xergi Ltd(UK)
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DOCUMENTATION
Curtis Thaxter LLC(US)
Write_on(UK)
EDUCATION
Kaplan Clean Tech Education(US)
Water Recycle Group Australia Pty

Ltd(AU)
Wolf Material Handling
Systems(US)
FINANCIAL ADVICE
The Black Emerald Group(US)
Management Corp(US)
Morrison & Kibbey Ltd(US)
Vireo Energy Financial(US)
INFORMATION
RenewableEnergyWorld.com(US)
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
ADC BioScientifc Ltd(UK)
Aquatech International Corp(US)
CH2M HILL(US)
Management Corp(US)
CSD Ingenieure AG(CH)
Energies(IT)
International Peat Society(FI)
Metso Power(US)
Odotech Inc(CA)
SKM Enviros(UK)
Stress Free Systems Ltd(NG)
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
AMEC E&C Services(US)
Ltd(TH)
Bioenergy Australia(AU)
CH2M HILL(US)
EcoTeam Energy and
Environmental Consulting
NGO(AM)
Eneco Systems Inc(CA)
ESI Inc of Tennessee(US)
Energies(IT)
LFG Consult(DK)
Pvt Ltd)(IN)
Metso Power(US)

Eesti Bioktuste Uhing(EE)
Ethanol Producer Magazine(US)
See ad page 2
IMTEK | NoOdor.com(US)
International Peat Society(FI)
Motiva Oy(FI)
Resource Centre for Development
Alternatives - RCDA(PK)
Swedish Bioenergy
Association(SE)
Total Energy USA(US)
INSTALLATION
Burkhalter(US)
CH2M HILL(US)
Ecoling Partner AG(CH)
Ltd(UK)
OWS nv(BE)
RR Projects(IE)
T4 Sustainability Ltd(UK)
White Construction Inc(US)
Xergi Ltd(UK)
INSURANCE
GCube Insurance Services Inc(US)
MAINTENANCE
Pvt Ltd)(IN)
Metso Power(US)
NAES Corp(US)
Services Co Ltd(TW)
S&B Engineers and
Constructors(US)
Xergi Ltd(UK)
MONITORING
SOFTWARE

Ltd(UK)
LFG Consult(DK)
Pvt Ltd)(IN)
Monitor Technologies LLC(US)
ProSim Inc(US)
SimTech Simulation
Technology(AT)
OPERATING
TRAINING

Ltd(UK)
European Federation of
Waste Management and
Environmental Services FEAD(BE)
Laborelec SCRL(BE)
Pvt Ltd)(IN)
Metso Power(US)
NAES Corp(US)
Services Co Ltd(TW)
Centre for Renewable Energy

Systems Technology CREST(UK)
OTHER
Airofex Equipment(US)
ECOCORP(US)
Ethanol Producer Magazine(US)
IMERYS(US)
OWNERSHIP
PRODUCT SOURCING
Alturdyne Power Systems(US)
British Green Ltd(UK)
Finnish Solar Energy Society
(Aurinkoteknillinen
Yhdistys)(FI)
Renewable Energy Corp Ltd(UK)
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Ltd(TH)
Boyle Energy Services &
Technology(US)
Management Corp(US)
DE Solutions Inc(US)
Eqtec Iberia SL(ES)
ESI Inc of Tennessee(US)
JWG Consulting Ltd(UK)
LFG Consult(DK)
Parsons Brinckerhoff(UK)
Proplan Ltd(CY)
Torftech Ltd(UK)
Xplore Technologies(US)
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TESTING
OWS nv(BE)
TURNKEY
CONTRACTORS
Aquatech International Corp(US)
CH2M HILL(US)
EMGroup BV(NL)
Pvt Ltd)(IN)
Energietechnik(DE)
Siemens plc(UK)
Siemens Transmission and
Distribution Ltd(UK)
Xergi A/S(DK)
Xergi Ltd(UK)
WASTE-TO-ENERGY
Equipment
AEROBIC DIGESTERS
Energy Technology Advisors(US)
Kruger Inc(US)
Inc(US)
Ltd(AU)
Xergi Ltd(UK)
ANAEROBIC DIGESTERS
Energy Recovery Solution(CA)
Fisher Tank Co(US)
Joint Institute for High
Temperatures of the Russian
Academy of Sciences (JIHT
RAS)(RU)
Kruger Inc(US)
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Pvt Ltd)(IN)
OWS nv(BE)
Praj Industries Ltd(IN)
Prosonix Corp(US)
Vooner FloGard Corp(US)
Ltd(AU)
Xergi Ltd(UK)
CONTAINERS
AMECO USA(US)
DISINTEGRATORS AND
SHREDDERS
EDUCATION
Ecoult Energy Storage

Solutions(AU)

FEASIBILITY STUDIES
Etudes Chimiques et Physiques ECP(FR)
Kouei International Inc(UK)
INSTALLATION
FEEDING EQUIPMENT
ENC POWER Lda(PT)

GASIFIERS
Inc(US)
LANDFILL GAS
Chemviron Carbon(BE)
FCC Environment(UK)
Gas Compressors Ltd(UK)
Tecon Group(GR)
OTHER
GmbH(DE)
Podroof Inc(US)
TURBINES
LANDFILL GAS
UTILIZATION
ENC POWER Lda(PT)
MAINTENANCE
ENC POWER Lda(PT)
Rolls Battery Engineering(CA)

See ad page 45
Sunrnr of Virginia Inc(US)
Sun Xtender Batteries(US)

TRAINING
TURNKEY
CONTRACTORS
Murphy International
Development LLC(US)
ENERGY STORAGE
CONSULTANCY
Equipment
EaglePicher Technologies LLC(US)

Ideal Power Inc(US)
CONTRACT R&D
SolarEdge Technologies Inc(US)
HYDROGEN
OTHER
ReneSola(US)
Other
Services
Trojan Battery Co(US)

See ad page 47
Lithium-ion
APT Technologies Ltd(NZ)

Cmac Power Solutions CC(ZA)
CONSULTANCY
Cepheus Group(FR)
Karbone(US)
Maas Companies Inc(US)
EDUCATION
Demand Energy(US)
EFACEC Sistemas de Electrnica
SA(PT)
Energy Development
Co-operative Ltd(UK)
EPS Trading(US)
LithSafe(US)
MC4Solar(US)
OPAL-RT Technologies(CA)
Perennial Energy Nepal Pvt
Ltd(NP)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
BATTERIES
Battery Management
Systems (BMS)
FUEL CELLS
ReliOn(US)
Highway Products Inc(US)

Parker Hannifn(US)
Parker Precision Cooling
Systems(US)
Podroof Inc(US)
GmbH(DE)
See ad inside front cover
OPERATING
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
VARTA Microbattery(US)
ReliOn(US)
ENC POWER Lda(PT)
Services
Cepheus Group(FR)
ENC POWER Lda(PT)
Trojan Battery Co(US)

See ad page 47
Screw Conveyor Corp(US)
Lead-acid

Penn State World Campus(US)
University of Nottingham(UK)
INFORMATION
See ad page 2
LOAD MANAGEMENT
Demand Energy(US)
Rolls Battery Engineering(CA)

See ad page 45
Solairgen(US)
SolarFlairLighting.com(US)
Solstis Energie Solaire(CH)
SunDog Energy Ltd(UK)
Sustainable Impact(AU)
MAINTENANCE
Hibbard Inshore LLC(US)
OTHER
Penn State World Campus(US)
Solar Solutions Central(US)
Stealth Power(US)
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PEAK SHAVING
EXPLORATION
EQUIPMENT
Atlas Copco Construction Mining
Technique USA LLC(US)
OTHER
Demand Energy(US)
RENEWABLE
GENERATION
SMOOTHING
AEGIS Bearing Protection

Rings(US)
Technique USA LLC(US)
Frako Capacitors(US)
DESIGN
POWER GENERATION
EQUIPMENT
Demand Energy(US)
SOFTWARE
ProSim Inc(US)
SUPPLIERS OF SYSTEMS
AND COMPONENTS
Bailey Products Inc(US)
Claude Lyons Ltd(UK)
Ellwood City Forge(US)
SYSTEM MODELING
ProSim Inc(US)
TESTING
LithSafe(US)
GEOTHERMAL
ELECTRICITY
GENERATION
Equipment
CONDENSERS
Ambassador Heat Transfer
Co(US)
Schutte & Koerting(US)
DIRECT-USE COOLING
WATERSYSTEMS
Deprofundis SARL(FR)
Johnson Controls Inc(US)
DIRECT-USE HEAT
EXCHANGERS AND
PUMPS
Lapesa Grupo Empresarial SL LAPESA(ES)
Schutte & Koerting(US)
DOWNHOLE LOGGING
EQUIPMENT
Eijkelkamp Agrisearch
Equipment(NL)
MB Century(NZ)
Technidea Corp/ZIPLEVEL(US)
Geologist Extraordinaire and

Associates LLC(US)
Instituto de Energas Renovables
UNAM(MX)
Karbone(US)
Minder Energy Consulting(CH)
Development LLC(US)
Michael Stavy Energy
Economist(US)
Terran Corp(US)
Varianz Research and
Communication Ltd(NZ)

Craigie Engineering Sales &
Services Ltd - CESS(UK)
ElectraTherm Inc(US)
Inc(US)
International Energy Systems
(1983) Ltd - IESL(CA)
Community(US)
MKS Instruments Inc(US)
National Electric Coil(US)
Roxtec Inc(US)
POWER PLANT CONTROL

SYSTEMS
Ampirical Solutions LLC(US)

CEM Design Architects(US)
Clean Technology Solutions Pty
Ltd(AU)
DRILLING MANAGEMENT
MB Century(NZ)
EDUCATION
PE Coelho(BR)
PUMPS
Terran Corp(US)
ENVIRONMENTAL
MONITORING
Services
AQUIFER ASSESSMENT
Terran Corp(US)
CHEMICAL TREATMENT
Eco-Infrastructure Solutions
LLC(US)
MB Century(NZ)
CONSULTANCY
Axenergie(FR)
PE Coelho(BR)
Enertegic(US)
TEMPERATURE LOGGING
Terran Corp(US)
TRAINING
GSE Systems Inc(US)
MB Century(NZ)
TUF TUG Products(US)
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES
WELL TESTING
Terran Corp(US)

Associates LLC(US)
RAS)(RU)
MB Century(NZ)
GEOLOGY SURVEYS
Associates LLC(US)
INSTALLATION
Burkhalter(US)
MB Century(NZ)
Prudent Living Inc(US)
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Axenergie(FR)
Associates LLC(US)
MB Century(NZ)
Development LLC(US)
PES UK Ltd(UK)
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
Flowserve Corp(US)
Victaulic(US)
OTHER
Argus Media(US)
canadian association for
renewable energies (we
c.a.r.e.)(CA)
(Aurinkoteknillinen
Yhdistys)(FI)
GET ENERGY Gerhard Brandel
MA(DE)
SOFTWARE

VALVES
MONITORING
MB Century(NZ)
The Solar Design Co(UK)

Valentin Software (Dr Valentin
Energie Software GmbH)(DE)
API Services(US)
geoAMPS(US)
Kurz Instruments Inc(US)
Semikron Ltd(UK)

Flowserve Corp(US)
Gravitational Systems Engineering
Inc(US)
MAINTENANCE
Quartzelec Ltd(UK)
HEATING AND
COOLING
Equipment
BOILERS
Bosch Industriekessel GmbH(DE)
ERI (Energy Recovery
International)(US)
Ltd(UK)
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co Inc(US)
KRAL AG(AT)
NATCOM(CA)
SAC Boiler Plant Ltd(UK)
Slovenske Energeticke Strojarne
AS - SES(SK)
Solar Edwards(AU)
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CONDENSERS
PUMPS
FEASIBILITY STUDIES

Co(US)
ENALCO BV(NL)
Enerquip LLC(US)
Ameritrol Inc(US)
Flowserve Corp(US)
Yanmar America(US)
Dynamic Systems Inc(US)

International District Energy
Association - IDEA(US)
Jozef Stefan Institute(SI)
Mutah University(JO)
Inc(US)
RH Energy Ltd(UK)
FLUE GAS CLEANERS

GENERATORS
Craigie Engineering Sales &
Services Ltd - CESS(UK)
KG(DE)
Yanmar America(US)
HEAT EXCHANGERS
Alfa Laval(US)
Co(US)
AYVAZ(TR)
Babcock Power Inc(US)
Enerquip LLC(US)
Heatec Inc(US)
Inc(US)
Prosonix Corp(US)
Solar Edwards(AU)
Super Radiator Coils(US)
UK Exchangers Ltd(UK)
UNEX Scambio Termico Srl(IT)
West Pomerenian University of
Technology(PL)
HEAT METERS
AMWEI Thermistor(CN)
Carlos Bertschi Srl(AR)
Dexdyne Ltd(UK)
PCE Instruments UK Ltd(UK)
STEAM TURBINES
Dresser-Rand(US)
Siemens AG(DE)
See ad page 11
Siemens Turbomachinery
Equiment GmbH(DE)
Spilling Energie Systeme
GmbH(DE)
Super Radiator Coils(US)
VALVES
AYVAZ(TR)
ENALCO BV(NL)
Fluid Energy Controls Inc(US)
SA(ES)
Victaulic(US)
WATER TREATMENT
PLANTS
Ameritrol Inc(US)
Fluid Dynamics International
Ltd(UK)
Square Two Lubrication Ltd/
Memolub HPS Lubricators(UK)
Services
FINANCIAL ADVICE
HEAT CONSERVATION
ANALYSIS
HEAT DELIVERY TESTS

Lithuanian Energy Institute LEI(LT)
INSTALLATION
AS - SES(SK)
MAINTENANCE
Dresser-Rand(US)
Flowserve Corp(US)
MONITORING
KCF Technologies(US)
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
S&B Engineers and

Constructors(US)
Xergi A/S(DK)
Xergi A/S(DK)
HEAT PUMPS
CONSULTANCY
OTHER

Cozy Products(US)
OTHER
Advanced Engineering Srl(IT)

The Cool Solutions Co(US)
ECOBUILD-Consult/Kwadrant
BV(NL)
Association - IDEA(US)

Rings(US)
M-E-C CO(US)
RIKA Innovative Ofentechnik
GmbH(AT)
DESIGN
TRAINING
AMECO USA(US)
AS - SES(SK)
SA(ES)
HEAT STORAGE
INSTALLATIONS
The Cool Solutions Co(US)
PRE-INSULATED PIPING
DOCUMENTATION
AYVAZ(TR)
Dynamic Systems Inc(US)

PanGlobal Training Systems
Ltd(CA)
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Matan International Group
Ltd(UK)
TURNKEY
CONTRACTORS
API Services(US)
ENER-G Combined Power
Ltd(UK)

Xergi Ltd(UK)
WATER TREATMENT
Sodimate Inc(US)
HYDROPOWER
Applications
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
SCHEMES
Asian Phoenix Resources Ltd(CA)
Fish Guidance Systems Ltd(UK)
Global Energy Network Institute GENI(US)
GUGLER Water Turbines
GmbH(AT)
Laborelec SCRL(BE)
Microhydropower.net(NL)
POSjoman Hydrotech
Consulting(CA)
PXL Seals(FR)
Tom Jardine(UK)
MICRO AND MINI HYDRO

SCHEMES
Abraham Solar Equipment(US)
Ampair Turbines Ltd(UK)
Auroville Energy Products(IN)
Canyon Industries Inc(US)
Cargo&Kraft Turbin Sverige
AB(SE)
Eclectic Energy Ltd(UK)
Electrysol SA(PA)
Enviro - Energy Technologies
Inc(CA)
Gerbang Multindo Nusantara
PT(ID)
GmbH(AT)
Jayme Da Costa Mecanica e
Electricidade SA(PT)
Magnum Energy Inc(US)
Platypus Power(AU)
Services Hydro Energie SHYNERGIE(FR)
Sustainable Control Systems
Ltd(UK)
Teamsustain Ltd(IN)
Verdant Power Inc(US)
RIVER HYDRO SCHEMES

AB(SE)
Farmers Conservation Alliance
(FCA)(US)
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GmbH(AT)
Norconsult AS(NO)
Ltd(AU)
Equipment
CABLING
American Wire Group(US)
AMETEK Power Instruments(US)
Indiana Gratings Pvt Ltd(IN)
Roxtec Inc(US)
Telefonika Cable Americas(US)
TKD KABEL GmbH(DE)
Trelleborg Offshore(US)
CONTROL GEAR
American Governor Co(US)
Ameritrol Inc(US)
BV Electric Ltd(CA)
Dependable Turbines Ltd(CA)
Dexdyne Ltd(UK)
Petrotech Inc(US)
Phoenix Electric Corp(US)
Semikron Ltd(UK)
Ltd(UK)
Manufacturing Co Pvt Ltd(IN)
Wasserkraft Volk AG - WKV(DE)
GATES
(FCA)(US)
Muhr GmbH(DE)
GEARS
Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe
GmbH(DE)
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co KG(DE)
GENERATORS
AEM - Anhaltische
Elektromotorenwerk Dessau
GmbH(DE)
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Powers Solar Frames LLC(US)
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Landpower Solar Technology Co
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USA(US)
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Centrosolar AG(DE)
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Atlantis Energy Systems Inc(US)
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Centrosolar AG(DE)
Energy Environmental Technical
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Ernst Schweizer AG
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PORTA(IT)
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Third Sun Solar and Wind Power
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INPRO Solar Systems(DE)
Maxfair Hong Kong Ltd(HK)
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Positive Energy Solar(US)

Princeton Power Systems Inc(US)
PV-plan(DE)
Quanta Power Generation(US)
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Kyocera Solar Pty Ltd(AU)
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Pacifc Power Renewables(US)
Parker Hannifn(US)
Shoals Technologies Group(US)

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Siemens AG(DE)
SMA America LLC(US)
Solairgen(US)

Solarexpo(IT)
SolarShop(UK)
Solera Sustainable Energies Co
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Sollega Inc(US)
Spice Solar(US)
Sunera Distribution Pte Ltd(SG)
SunPower-Tenesol(FR)
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UL Underwriters
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University of Valladolid - UVA(ES)
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Able Solar Ltd(NZ)
Aurora Energy Inc(US)
ELPRA SA(GR)
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World Solar Challenge(AU)
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Electrysol SA(PA)
Mono Pumps Ltd(UK)
Solar Water Technologies(US)

American Opto Plus LED
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BC Renewable Innovations
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Blue Sky Energy(US)
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SolarFlairLighting.com(US)
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Solart-System Ltd(HU)
Sol Inc(US)
PT Sundaya Indonesia(ID)
TEMTO Technology Co Ltd(CN)
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Unienerji Ltd(TR)
WIP-Munich(DE)
Z-LASER Optoelektronik
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MONITORING STATIONS
Draker(US)
ElektroAdviesBureau Baltus(NL)
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Soleco Ltd(FI)
NAVIGATIONAL AIDS
GB-Sol Ltd(UK)
Oi-electric a/s(DK)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
OTHER
Alpha PV Technologies(US)
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers - ASME(US)
BZ Products Inc(US)
DEHN Inc(US)
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The E Jordan Brookes Co Inc(US)

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Raytek Corp(US)
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MANUFACTURING
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AllSun Trackers(US)
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Indium Corp(US)
Processing(DE)
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PV Insider(UK)
Racell SAPHIRE(DK)
SCHMID Group | Gebr SCHMID
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Solarexpo(IT)
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Sputnik Engineering AG
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REFRIGERATION
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STRUCTURES
AET - Applied Energy
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Array Technologies Inc(US)
Burnham & Sun(US)
Cantsink Manufacturing(US)
ROOF TILES
Centrosolar AG(DE)
Environment(MX)
Ltd(NP)
SolarRoofHook.com(US)
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CABLING
Centrosolar AG(DE)
Fiber Savvy(US)
K-Sun Corp(US)
MC4Solar(US)
Phoenix Contact(US)
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SOURIAU(US)
Stellar Sun(US)
TKD KABEL GmbH(DE)
CELLS
AIXTRON Inc(US)
Arena Technologies Sarl(FR)
Canadian Solar USA Inc(US)
CVD Equipment Corp(US)
Elettrorava SpA(IT)
EOPLLY USA Inc(US)
Global Wedge Inc(US)
Mersen(FR)
Motech Industries Inc(TW)
PORTA(IT)
PV Insider(UK)
Realforce Power(CN)
ReneSola(US)
GmbH(DE)
Schools and Homes Energy
Education Project/SolarActive(UK)
Spire Corp(US)
CHARGE CONTROLLERS
EcoFasten Solar(US)
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Ernst Schweizer AG
Metallbau(CH)
GameChange Racking(US)
MC4Solar(US)
Northern State Metals(US)
PanelClaw Inc(US)
RADTech Ltd(UK)
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
Dynatex SA(CH)
Energy & Development Group EDG(ZA)
Sunnergy Energias
Renovables(MX)
Unirac Inc(US)
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Solaire Generation(US)
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Blue Sky Energy(US)
BZ Products Inc(US)
Energy Development
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The Micha Design Co Ltd(UK)
Morningstar Corp(US)
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Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
Solar Systems Australia(AU)
SunWorks(FR)
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Unienerji Ltd(TR)
WaterLite Solar Water
Heaters(ZA)
COATING EQUIPMENT
AIXTRON Inc(US)
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IK4-Tekniker Research Centre(ES)
CONCENTRATORS
Leidos(US)
Racell SAPHIRE(DK)
DATA LOGGERS
CAS DataLoggers(US)
Centrosolar AG(DE)
Dexdyne Ltd(UK)
Draker(US)
Geonica SA(ES)
HIOKI EE Corp(JP)
Mersen USA(US)
The Micha Design Co Ltd(UK)
Optosolar GmbH(DE)
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SolData Instruments(DK)
Symmetron Electronic
Applications(GR)
WIP-Munich(DE)
GENERATOR
CONTROLLERS
DEIF (UK) Ltd(UK)
HELIOSTATS
SOURIAU(US)
INGOTS
INVERTERS, CENTRAL
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AltE(US)
Amphenol LTW(TW)
APS America(US)
ASP AG(CH)
Bonfglioli USA(US)
Burnham & Sun(US)
Centrosolar AG(DE)
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SA(PT)
Electrysol SA(PA)
ELPRA SA(GR)
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EPS Trading(US)
Fronius USA LLC(US)
Ideal Power Inc(US)
KACO new energy GmbH(DE)
KACO new energy Inc(US)
Kemery Co(US)
Kolektor Magma doo(SI)
Morningstar Corp(US)
Nova Electric(US)
Parker Hannifn(US)
Phoenix Solar AG(DE)
PORTA(IT)
ReneSola(US)
SETEC(DE)
Siemens AG(DE)
SMA America LLC(US)
Solairgen(US)
Solar Electric Specialists Ltd(NZ)
Solectria Renewables LLC(US)
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Stellar Sun(US)
Sunnergy Energias
Renovables(MX)
Windurance(US)
INVERTERS, MICRO
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Renovables(MX)
MODULES
Alfasolar GmbH(DE)
Alpha PV Technologies(US)
AltE(US)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
APS America(US)
Centrosolar AG(DE)

Inc(CA)
EOPLLY USA Inc(US)
GB-Sol Ltd(UK)
Kemery Co(US)
Mono Pumps Ltd(UK)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
PORTA(IT)
Realforce Power(CN)
ReneSola(US)
SBM Solar Inc(US)
SolarShop(UK)
Ltd(CA)
Spice Solar(US)
Spire Corp(US)
Sunnergy Energias
Renovables(MX)
Symtech Solar(CN)
Talesun Solar USA Ltd(US)
Upsolar America Inc(US)
PV-plan(DE)
Raytek Corp(US)

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Sierra Instruments Inc(US)
Demand Energy(US)

Solectria Renewables LLC(US)
Tamura Corp of America(US)
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USAT Corp(US)
MOUNTING SYSTEMS
HARDWARE
AET - Applied Energy
Technologies(US)
AK Stamping Co Inc(US)
AltE(US)
BURNDY(US)
Creotecc Solar Mounting
Systems(US)
MONITORING
EQUIPMENT
ABB (formally Power-One)(US)
Advanced Energy(US)
APS America(US)
Bonfglioli USA(US)
Delta Ohm(IT)
Draker(US)
SA(PT)
Eko Instruments Co Ltd(JP)
geoAMPS(US)
HIOKI EE Corp(JP)
Inaccess(UK)
Lufft USA Inc(US)
Mersen USA(US)
Oi-electric a/s(DK)
Phoenix Contact(US)
PV-Engineering GmbH - PVE(DE)
PV Measurements Inc(US)

FLEXcon(US)
Industries Inc(US)
Lufft USA Inc(US)
LumaSense Technologies Inc(US)
MC4Solar(US)
Mersen USA(US)
Co KG(DE)
Process Technology(US)
KG(DE)
Schletter Inc(US)
SunWorks(FR)
US Digital(US)
Heaters(ZA)
POWER ELECTRONICS
Mersen USA(US)
POWER OPTIMIZER
EcoFasten Solar(US)
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EXOSUN(US)
Kemery Co(US)
Landpower Solar Technology Co
Ltd(CN)
Mounting Systems Inc(US)
Nord-Lock Inc(US)
PanelClaw Inc(US)
Quick Mount PV(US)
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Solar Clam-P(US)
SolarDock(US)
Sollega Inc(US)
Spice Solar(US)
Sunmodo Corp(US)
Unirac Inc(US)
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OTHER
BZ Products Inc(US)
CITEL Inc(US)
Comdel Inc(US)
Cryofab Inc(US)
DEHN Inc(US)
AltE(US)
PUMPS
Electrysol SA(PA)
Mono Pumps Ltd(UK)
Ltd(NP)
Stichting Bakens Verzet(NL)
Symtech Solar(CN)
Terrasol(NA)
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INVERTERS, STRING
SOLAR RADIATION
MEASURING
Comptus(US)
Delta Ohm(IT)
The Eppley Laboratory Inc(US)
GB-Sol Ltd(UK)
Lufft USA Inc(US)
Optosolar GmbH(DE)
Solar Consulting Services SCS(US)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
Applications(GR)
Vaisala(US)
WIP-Munich(DE)
TESTING EQUIPMENT
Atlas Material Testing
Technology(US)
Delta Ohm(IT)
Hefei Kewell Power System Co
Ltd(CN)
HIOKI EE Corp(JP)
Kepco Inc(US)
OAI(US)
Optosolar GmbH(DE)
Racell SAPHIRE(DK)
GmbH(DE)
Wavelength Electronics Inc(US)
TRACKING SYSTEMS
AllSun Trackers(US)
Amphenol LTW(TW)
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Array Technologies Inc(US)

geoAMPS(US)
GPSTrackIt.com(US)
IMO(DE)
Phoenix Contact(US)
Unirac Inc(US)
See ad page 27
WAFERS
ReneSola(US)
GmbH(DE)
WIRE SAWING
Meyer Burger AG(CH)
Services
CERTIFICATION
ImagineSolar(US)
Midwest Renewable Energy
Association - MREA(US)
North American Board of
Certifed Energy Practitioners NABCEP(US)
UL Underwriters
Laboratories(US)
See ad page 6
CONSULTANCY
AGS Technologies Ltd(IL)
Ltd(TH)
Technology(US)
AWS Truepower LLC(US)
Blackline Power(CA)
BSRIA Ltd(UK)
Cassidy + Ashton(UK)
Cepheus Group(FR)
DNV GL(US)
DNV GL Energy(CA)
Dynatex SA(CH)
E4tech(CH)
E4tech(UK)
EcofnConcept GmbH(DE)
Elettrorava SpA(IT)
EnergeiaWorks(US)
A/S(DK)
Services(UK)
Energies(IT)

(Aurinkoteknillinen
Yhdistys)(FI)
Going Solar(AU)
Iain Garner Associates(UK)
ImagineSolar(US)
Energien(DE)
Karbone(US)
Lotus Energy Inc(US)
Environment(MX)
J Maurits Consulting(US)
MeXSI Inc(US)
Navigant(US)
Novator Advanced Technology
Consulting(DK)
PV Insider(UK)
PV-plan(DE)
Siliconsultant(US)
SOLARA BV(NL)
Solarnor(NL)
Solar UK Ltd(UK)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
Standard Solar Inc(US)
Economist(US)
SURSOLAR(AR)
Wasteconsult International(DE)
CONTRACT R&D
BEAR-iD(NL)
Elettrorava SpA(IT)
Consulting(DK)
Realforce Power(CN)
Siliconsultant(US)
Solart-System Ltd(HU)
DATA LOGGING
Fronius USA LLC(US)
Hochschule Bremen(DE)

See ad page 4
DESIGN
Blackline Power(CA)
Brightergy(US)
DPW Solar(US)
Engenius Ltd(UK)
Inc(CA)
EXOSUN(US)
groSolar(US)
IEA - Infrastructure and Energy
Alternatives(US)
UNAM(MX)
InterEnergy Srl(IT)
Kemery Co(US)
Environment(MX)
Mono Pumps Ltd(UK)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
LLC(US)
PV-plan(DE)
PVsyst SA(CH)
SAGE Energy Inc(CA)
Savco Solar Energy(CY)
Silk Road Solar Africa(US)
Solar Electric Specialists Ltd(NZ)
Solar UK Ltd(UK)
SOLON(US)
Spire Corp(US)
Sundance Solar Designs(US)
SunWorks(FR)
Symtech Solar(CN)
Ltd(US)
Unirac Inc(US)
See ad page 27
WIP-Munich(DE)
2/5/15 1:27 PM
Solar
DOCUMENTATION
APERe asbl(BE)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
Write_on(UK)
EDUCATION
Everglades University(US)
See ad page 61
GmbH(DE)
EPC (ENGINEERING,
PROCUREMENT AND
CONSTRUCTION)
Conergy(US)
Engenius Ltd(UK)
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
EcoTeam Energy and
NGO(AM)
EXOSUN(US)
Energien(DE)
Leidos(US)
PowerPod Corp(US)
School of Engineering
Sion-Institute of Systems
Engineering(CH)
Siliconsultant(US)
Trintek Energy Consulting
LLC(US)
Vaisala(US)
FINANCIAL ADVICE
Aus Renewable Energy Ltd(HK)
Conergy(US)
EnviroTech Financial Inc(US)
Greenpower Capital(US)
groSolar(US)
Main Street Power Co Inc(US)
PV Insider(UK)
Realforce Power(CN)

WIP-Munich(DE)

INFORMATION
APERe asbl(BE)
Elettrorava SpA(IT)
See ad page 2
- ISES(DE)
ISES Norway - Norsk
solenergiforening(NO)
Processing(DE)
PV Insider(UK)
PVsyst SA(CH)
Siliconsultant(US)
GmbH(DE)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
Vigilant Energy Management(US)
INSTALLATION
Blackline Power(CA)
Blattner Energy Inc(US)
Brightergy(US)
CG(BE)
Conergy(US)
DPW Solar(US)
Electrysol SA(PA)
PT(ID)
GPSTrackIt.com(US)
groSolar(US)
Alternatives(US)
ImagineSolar(US)
Mortenson Construction(US)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
PowerPod Corp(US)
PPC Solar(US)
Quanta Power Generation(US)
SAGE Energy Inc(CA)
S&B Engineers and
Constructors(US)
See ad page 59
Solar UK Ltd(UK)
Ltd(CA)
SOLON(US)
Sun King Inc(US)
Ltd(US)
Unirac Inc(US)
See ad page 27
MAINTENANCE
Advanced Energy(US)
EDF Renewable Services(US)
See ad page 37
Engenius Ltd(UK)
groSolar(US)
(PSES)(MA)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
SAGE Energy Inc(CA)
Spire Corp(US)
MONITORING
APS America(US)
Brightergy(US)
See ad page 37
Fronius USA LLC(US)
PV-plan(DE)
See ad page 4
SOLON(US)
(SolarMax)(CH)
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OTHER
c.a.r.e.)(CA)
EnergeiaWorks(US)
EU PVSEC (European Photovoltaic
Solar Energy Conference and
Exhibition)(DE)
See ad page 61
FLEXcon(US)
MA(DE)
- ISES(DE)
ISES Norway - Norsk
Matchtech(UK)
MeXSI Inc(US)
GmbH(DE)
World Solar Challenge(AU)
PRODUCT SOURCING
LLC(US)
EPS Trading(US)
(Aurinkoteknillinen
Yhdistys)(FI)
Ltd(NP)
PORTA(IT)
R&G Energy Systems(NZ)
Realforce Power(CN)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Ltd(TH)
Blackline Power(CA)
Brightergy(US)
Conergy(US)
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Solar
EOLE-RES(FR)
groSolar(US)
Environment(MX)
(PSES)(MA)
PowerPod Corp(US)
LLC(US)
Racell SAPHIRE(DK)
GmbH(DE)
SOLON(US)
(SolarMax)(CH)
Stichting Bakens Verzet(NL)
SunPower-Tenesol(FR)
Ltd(US)
LLC(US)

Ltd(ZA)
PanelClaw Inc(US)
Ltd(NP)
Pintsch Aben BV(NL)
PORTA(IT)
PowerPod Corp(US)
Semikron Inc(US)

See ad page 4
SOFTWARE
Centro de Estudios de la Energia
Solar - Censolar(ES)
F-Chart Software(US)
PVsyst SA(CH)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
(SolarMax)(CH)
SUPPLIERS OF SYSTEMS
AND COMPONENTS
Able Solar Ltd(NZ)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
APS America(US)
Blackline Power(CA)
DEIF (UK) Ltd(UK)
DPW Solar(US)
SA(PT)
EXOSUN(US)
Going Solar(AU)
Hutton Communications Inc(US)
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Sollega Inc(US)
SOLON(US)
Spice Solar(US)
(SolarMax)(CH)
SunWorks(FR)
Symtech Solar(CN)
See ad page 55
Terrasol(NA)
Unirac Inc(US)
See ad page 27
TESTING
Technology(US)
ImagineSolar(US)
UNAM(MX)

Processing(DE)
Soleco Ltd(FI)
TRAINING
Centrosolar AG(DE)
EXOSUN(US)
Fronius USA LLC(US)
ImagineSolar(US)
Energien(DE)
PVsyst SA(CH)
Quick Mount PV(US)
Development(US)
SMA America LLC(US)
(SolarMax)(CH)
SOLAR THERMAL
Applications
AIR CONDITIONING
Enerworks Inc(CA)
Pfannenberg Inc(US)
Seawater Greenhouse Ltd(UK)
Teamsustain Ltd(IN)
COMBINED SYSTEMS
AES Ltd(UK)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
Enerworks Inc(CA)
Project Risk Ltd(US)
Robin Sun(FR)
Solarnor(NL)
Tcnicas de Energa Ambiental
SL(ES)
COOLING SYSTEMS
Axenergie(FR)
Contechs Engineering Design

Inc(US)
Energy Concepts Co LLC(US)
Systems(US)
CROP DRYING
Unienerji Ltd(TR)
DESALINATION
PT(ID)
UNAM(MX)
DISTRICT HEATING
AES Ltd(UK)
Solar Edwards(AU)
DOMESTIC HOT WATER

Advanced Solar Voltaic Sdn
Bhd(MY)
AO Smith(US)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
Ariston(UK)
Atlas Solutions(CA)
Burnham & Sun(US)
Electrysol SA(PA)
Energy & Development Group EDG(ZA)
Enerworks Inc(CA)
Ernst Schweizer AG
Metallbau(CH)
Free Hot Water(US)
Kingspan Environmental Ltd(UK)
Natural Energy Systems(UK)
(PSES)(MA)
RESOL - Elektronische
Regelungen GmbH(DE)
Education Project/SolarActive(UK)
Solahart Industries Pty Ltd(AU)
Solar Edwards(AU)
SolarRoofs.com(US)
Solar Supplies UK Ltd(UK)
Solar UK Ltd(UK)
Sonder Regulacion SA(ES)
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Solar

SL(ES)
Varmeco GmbH & Co KG(DE)
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS
HEAT
AES Ltd(UK)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
Aquatherm Industries Inc(US)
Free Hot Water(US)
Going Solar(AU)
Ltd(ZA)
SOLARHOT(US)
Solar Industries(US)
LARGE SCALE WATER

HEATING
Free Hot Water(US)
Ltd(NP)
Solar Edwards(AU)
SolarRoofs.com(US)
Teamsustain Ltd(IN)
SPACE HEATING
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
Enerworks Inc(CA)
Inc(CA)
Ernst Schweizer AG
Metallbau(CH)
Free Hot Water(US)
Ltd(ZA)
Solar Edwards(AU)
SL(ES)
STOVES
UNAM(MX)
SWIMMING POOL
SYSTEMS
AES Ltd(UK)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
Axenergie(FR)
Enerworks Inc(CA)
SOLAR-RIPP(DE)
Sun King Inc(US)
Teamsustain Ltd(IN)
SL(ES)
Ernst Schweizer AG
Metallbau(CH)
International Association of
Plumbing and Mechanical
Offcials(US)
Consultancy(IN)
Robin Sun(FR)
Solaire Diffusion(FR)
Solar Edwards(AU)
SolarRoofs.com(US)
Solar UK Ltd(UK)
Solcan(CA)
Sun King Inc(US)
Sunnergy Energias
Renovables(MX)
US Digital(US)
CONCENTRATORS
Leidos(US)
US Digital(US)
CONTROLLERS
Equipment
Advantech Corp(US)
Bachmann Electronic Corp(US)
Dynatex SA(CH)
Regelungen GmbH(DE)
SOLAR-RIPP(DE)
WIP-Munich(DE)
PACKAGED SYSTEMS
ABSORBER SURFACES
HEAT EXCHANGERS
AO Smith(US)
Solar Edwards(AU)
Almeco Solar(DE)
Enerquip LLC(US)
Pfannenberg Inc(US)
UK Exchangers Ltd(UK)
UNEX Scambio Termico Srl(IT)
OTHER
Raytek Corp(US)
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POWER GENERATION
Technology(US)
Contechs Engineering Design
Inc(US)
International Energy Systems
(1983) Ltd - IESL(CA)
Inc(US)
Project Risk Ltd(US)
TEMP-PRO Inc(US)
Torresol Energy(ES)
ANTI-CORROSION
ADDITIVES
ANTIFREEZE
HEAT PIPES

AYVAZ(TR)
COLLECTORS
AO Smith(US)
Apex Solar Ltd(BG)
Ariston(UK)
Cansolair Inc(CA)
HEAT STORAGE
HEAT TRANSFER
EQUIPMENT
Alfa Laval(US)
Heatec Inc(US)
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HELIOSTATS
Leidos(US)
SOURIAU(US)
MONITORING
EQUIPMENT
Advantech Corp(US)
CAS DataLoggers(US)
Dexdyne Ltd(UK)
Geonica SA(ES)
Lufft USA Inc(US)
Optosolar GmbH(DE)
OTHER
Atlas Solutions(CA)
GetWireless(US)
Co KG(DE)
KG(DE)
Schletter Inc(US)
SOURIAU(US)
US Digital(US)
Heaters(ZA)
PHASE CHANGE
STORAGE MATERIALS
PUMPS
AO Smith(US)
Flowserve Corp(US)
HAWE Hydraulik SE(DE)
REFLECTORS
Almeco Solar(DE)
SELECTIVE ABSORBER
SURFACES
Write_on(UK)
SOLARIMETERS
Geonica SA(ES)
SOLAR RADIATION
MEASURING
Delta Ohm(IT)
The Eppley Laboratory Inc(US)
Optosolar GmbH(DE)
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Solar
WIP-Munich(DE)
STORAGE TANKS
AO Smith(US)
Fisher Tank Co(US)
SolarRoofs.com(US)
Sun King Inc(US)
Tank Connection Affliate
Group(US)
TEMPERATURE
MEASURING EQUIPMENT
Advantech Corp(US)
Equipment(NL)
Elan Technical Corp(US)
Raytek Corp(US)
Remtech SA(FR)
Regelungen GmbH(DE)
S-Products Inc(US)
TEMP-PRO Inc(US)
WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE &
Co KG(DE)
THERMOSIPHONING
SYSTEMS
AES Ltd(UK)
AYVAZ(TR)
LumaSense Technologies Inc(US)
Solar Edwards(AU)
Solcan(CA)
SL(ES)
Heaters(ZA)
THERMOSTATS
Regelungen GmbH(DE)
TRANSPARENT
INSULATION
VALVES
Flowserve Corp(US)
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Offcials(US)
Regelungen GmbH(DE)
Services
CERTIFICATION
PC(US)
Offcials(US)
CONSULTANCY
Almeco Solar(DE)
Atkins(US)
BEAR-iD(NL)
Technology(US)
BSRIA Ltd(UK)
EcoTeam Energy and
NGO(AM)
A/S(DK)
(Aurinkoteknillinen
Yhdistys)(FI)
Going Solar(AU)
Leidos(US)
Consultancy(IN)
McWane and Associates(US)
MeXSI Inc(US)
Sargent & Lundy LLC(US)
SOLARHOT(US)
Solarnor(NL)
Solcan(CA)
Economist(US)
SURSOLAR(AR)
WIP-Munich(DE)
CONTRACT R&D
Almeco Solar(DE)
DATA LOGGING
DESIGN
AES Ltd(UK)
Technology(US)
Free Hot Water(US)
Alternatives(US)
Solcan(CA)
EDUCATION
See ad page 61
GmbH(DE)
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
AGS Technologies Ltd(IL)
Axenergie(FR)
RAS)(RU)
Vaisala(US)
WIP-Munich(DE)
FINANCIAL ADVICE
EnviroTech Financial Inc(US)
Ontario Ministry Of Economic
Development(CA)
INSTALLATION
AES Ltd(UK)
AMAX Energie(CH)
Technology(US)

Alternatives(US)
Native(US)
OFS(US)
Ltd(NP)
RR Projects(IE)
See ad page 59
SolarRoofs.com(US)
MAINTENANCE
Flowserve Corp(US)
Torresol Energy(ES)
MONITORING
UNAM(MX)
WIP-Munich(DE)
OTHER
c.a.r.e.)(CA)
European Solar Thermal Industry
Federation - ESTIF(BE)
MA(DE)
- ISES(DE)
ISES Norway - Norsk
Matchtech(UK)
MeXSI Inc(US)
GmbH(DE)
PRODUCT SOURCING
LLC(US)
(Aurinkoteknillinen
Yhdistys)(FI)
Ltd(ZA)
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Ltd(NP)
SOLARHOT(US)
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Axenergie(FR)
Technology(US)
Schneider Electric(US)
SENER(ES)
SOLARHOT(US)
REPAIR
AES Ltd(UK)
AMAX Energie(CH)
SOFTWARE
Ltd(AU)
WIP-Munich(DE)
SUPPLIERS OF
EQUIPMENT AND
COMPONENTS
AES Ltd(UK)
Cansolair Inc(CA)
Metalco (Heaters) Ltd(CY)
Millennium Energy Industries(JO)
Northwire Inc(US)
SENER(ES)
Solcan(CA)
Sundials Australia(AU)
TESTING
Technology(US)
- ITC(ES)
Offcials(US)
TRAINING
APERe asbl(BE)
GSE Systems Inc(US)
Offcials(US)
Development(US)
Snap-on Industrial(US)
WIND ENERGY
Equipment
BLADE PROTECTION
BayWa re Rotor Service
GmbH(DE)
BS Rotor Technic(DE)
BS Rotor Technic UK Ltd(UK)
BS Rotor Technic USA LLC(US)
Consultancy(IN)
Windurance(US)
BLADES
GmbH(DE)
Euros GmbH(DE)
Gamesa(ES)
LAP GmbH Laser
Applikationen(DE)
Sika Corp(US)
UL Underwriters
Laboratories(US)
See ad page 6
BRAKES
Tribco Inc(US)
CABLING
Services(UK)
Dow Electrical &
Telecommunications(US)
Global Marine Systems Ltd(UK)
K-Sun Corp(US)
LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS

GmbH(DE)
Northwire Inc(US)
OFS(US)
Roxtec Inc(US)
SOURIAU(US)
Telefonika Cable Americas(US)
TKD KABEL GmbH(DE)
DIRECTION VANES
Equipment(NL)
CLUTCHES
FOUNDATIONS
Tribco Inc(US)
IMS Ingenieurgesellschaft
GmbH(DE)
Sika Corp(US)
CONTROLLERS
Advantech Corp(US)
Ingeteam Power Technology
SA(ES)
LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS
GmbH(DE)
Ltd(ZA)
OFS(US)
Semikron Ltd(UK)
Superwind GmbH(DE)
UL Underwriters
Laboratories(US)
See ad page 6
Vector Systems Inc(US)
Windurance(US)
COUPLINGS
BURNDY(US)
DATA LOGGERS
CAS DataLoggers(US)
Dexdyne Ltd(UK)
L&R Ingenieria(AR)
Navigants BTM Consult(DK)
Oi-electric a/s(DK)
RADTech Ltd(UK)
Applications(GR)
DIRECTION AND
WINDSPEED SENSORS;
ANEMOMETERS
Comptus(US)
Delta Ohm(IT)
Equipment(NL)
Geonica SA(ES)
Keopsys SA(FR)
Remtech Inc(US)
Remtech SA(FR)
Seatronics Ltd(UK)
SKF GmbH(DE)
Applications(GR)
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Vaisala(US)
GEAR UNITS
Bonfglioli USA(US)
IMO(DE)
Renegen(UK)
SKF GmbH(DE)
GENERATORS
ABB Oy Motors and
Generators(FI)
DFME Sp zoo(PL)
Eclectic Energy Ltd(UK)
Electrysol SA(PA)
Gamesa Electric(ES)
Imtech Marine BV(NL)
SA(ES)
IntelLiDrives Inc(US)
LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS
GmbH(DE)
KG(DE)
Inc(US)
Mecc Alte UK Ltd(UK)
Mersen(FR)
Renegen(UK)
SKF GmbH(DE)
SPX Bolting Systems(US)
VendorAZ(PK)
HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
Buehler Technologies GmbH(DE)
Reelcraft Industries Inc(US)
Renegen(UK)
INVERTERS
ABB Oy Motors and
Generators(FI)
Amphenol LTW(TW)
Bonfglioli USA(US)
SA(PT)
SA(ES)
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LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS

GmbH(DE)
Ltd(ZA)
Nova Electric(US)
Parker Hannifn(US)
Powernet Oy(FI)
UL Underwriters
Laboratories(US)
See ad page 6
MASTS
FLI Structures(UK)
Applications(GR)
American Crane & Equipment

Corp(US)
Armstrong Marine Inc(US)
Bachmann Electronic GmbH(AT)
BGB Engineering Ltd(UK)
CITEL Inc(US)
XEMC Darwind BV(NL)
DEHN Inc(US)
DeTect Inc(US)
ERLPhase Power
Technologies(CA)
Flexmill BV(NL)
G&W Electric Co(US)
GetWireless(US)
Hellenic Wind Energy Association
- HWEA(GR)
MONITORING
EQUIPMENT
Advantech Corp(US)
Balmac Inc(US)
Buehler Technologies GmbH(DE)
cmc Instruments GmbH(DE)
Comptus(US)
Dexdyne Ltd(UK)
ERLPhase Power
Technologies(CA)
GetWireless(US)
H&L Instruments LLC(US)
HIOKI EE Corp(JP)
SA(ES)
L&R Ingenieria(AR)
LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS
GmbH(DE)
LUDECA Inc(US)
Lufft USA Inc(US)
Nortek UK(UK)
Phoenix Contact(US)
Puleo Electronics Inc(US)
RADTech Ltd(UK)
Seatronics Ltd(UK)
Siemens Wind Power A/S(DK)
Smart Fibres Ltd(UK)
Co KG(DE)
WINDSL Ltd(IL)
OTHER
ACOEM AB(SE)
Rings(US)
Co Ltd(CN)
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HYTORC(US)
IMO(DE)
LAP GmbH Laser
Applikationen(DE)

LINK Tools International (USA)
Inc(US)
Co KG(DE)
Nord-Lock Inc(US)
Systems(US)
Plarad - Maschinenfabrik Wagner
GmbH & Co KG(DE)
Podroof Inc(US)
Powernet Oy(FI)
PXL Seals(FR)
Raycap SA(GR)
Reelcraft Industries Inc(US)
Remtech Inc(US)
Remtech SA(FR)
Rittal GmbH & Co KG(DE)
Servicesat(CY)
Siemens Canada Ltd,
Ruggedcom(CA)
SKF GmbH(DE)
See ad page 55

Tensar International Ltd(UK)
TRI Transmission & Bearing
Corp(US)
United Equipment Accessories UEA(US)
TORQUE-LIMITING
DRIVES
TOWERS
Bright Green Energy Ltd(UK)
BURNDY(US)
FLI Structures(UK)
Gamesa(ES)
Tower TEC Inh Hermann Oehme
eK(DE)
TWR Lighting Inc(US)
TURBINES
Bright Green Energy Ltd(UK)
Collinson Plc(UK)
Enertech Inc(US)
Marlec Engineering Co Ltd(UK)
Development LLC(US)
PitchWind Systems AB(SE)
Prowind Energy Ltd(NZ)
Renegen(UK)
Superwind GmbH(DE)
UL Underwriters
Laboratories(US)
See ad page 6
VendorAZ(PK)
Windbrokers Europe BV(NL)
Wind Power Inc(CA)
Wind Simplicity Inc(CA)
GmbH(DE)
Services
CERTIFICATION
PC(US)
DEWI GmbH(DE)
GmbH(DE)
Authority - ANRE(RO)
CONSULTANCY
Airfoils Inc(US)
Ansys UK Ltd(UK)
APERe asbl(BE)
Atkins(US)
Bosch Rexroth Monitoring
Systems GmbH(DE)
Cepheus Group(FR)
DeTect Inc(US)
Disgen Holdings(US)
DNV GL(US)
DNV GL Energy(CA)
Eneco Texas LLC(US)
EnergeiaWorks(US)
- EUC(DE)
Enertegic(US)
Services(UK)
ESS Ecology(UK)
GmbH(DE)
Global Wind Power A/S(DK)
- HWEA(GR)
GmbH(DE)
Ingenieurbuero Henning
Holst(DE)
InterEnergy Srl(IT)
Karbone(US)
Consultancy(IN)
Manitoba HVDC Research
Centre(CA)
Met Offce(UK)
Navigant(US)
NEPLAN AG(CH)
Consulting(DK)
Orbital2 Ltd(UK)
PitchWind Systems AB(SE)
Ramboll(DK)
Renegen(UK)
Safety Technology Ltd(UK)
Safety Technology USA(US)
Sander + Partner(DE)
Sargent & Lundy LLC(US)
SAXOVENT kologische
Investments GmbH & Co
KG(DE)
SKM Enviros(UK)
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SOLARA BV(NL)
Economist(US)
Structural Integrity Associates
Inc(US)
SURSOLAR(AR)
TechnoCentre olien(CA)
TREC Renewable Energy Coop(CA)
WA Vachon & Associates Inc(US)
Wind Power Inc(CA)
CONTRACT R&D
Airfoils Inc(US)
DEWI GmbH(DE)
Euros GmbH(DE)
HITEC Sensor Solutions Inc(US)
GmbH(DE)
Consulting(DK)
Renegen(UK)
Sahara Wind Inc(MA)
School of Engineering
Sion-Institute of Systems
Engineering(CH)
DATA ANALYSIS
API Services(US)
Systems GmbH(DE)
Met Offce(UK)
Mistaya Engineering Inc(CA)
Remtech SA(FR)
Zephyr North Ltd(CA)
DATA LOGGING
GustoMSC(NL)
GmbH(DE)
UNAM(MX)
Orbital2 Ltd(UK)
Inc(US)
RADTech Ltd(UK)
Ramboll(DK)
Renegen(UK)
Distribution Ltd(UK)
Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd(UK)
eK(DE)
United Equipment Accessories UEA(US)
Windurance(US)
DISTRIBUTION
HYTORC(US)
eK(DE)
DOCUMENTATION
Renegen(UK)
Write_on(UK)
EDUCATION
See ad page 61
EnerNex Corp(US)
L&R Ingenieria(AR)
Met Offce(UK)
DESIGN
Airfoils Inc(US)
AMECO USA(US)
Ltd(AU)
Euros GmbH(DE)
Gamesa Electric(ES)

ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Services(UK)
CDM Smith(US)
Community Windpower Ltd(UK)
DeTect Inc(US)
DNV GL Energy(CA)
Ecoda Environmental Consultants
GbR(DE)
ESS Ecology(UK)
GmbH(DE)
Renegen(UK)
SKM Enviros(UK)
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
GbR(DE)
GustoMSC(NL)
- HWEA(GR)
Holst(DE)
RAS)(RU)
Centre(CA)
Met Offce(UK)
Ramboll(DK)
Renegen(UK)
RES Mediterranean (FR)
SETEC(DE)
Vaisala(US)
FINANCIAL ADVICE
Interdevelopment Inc(US)
Met Offce(UK)
Development(CA)
Relight(IT)
INFORMATION
BS Rotor Technic Iberica(ES)
Canadian Wind Energy
Association(CA)
EcoTeam Energy and
NGO(AM)
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Association (Suomen
Tuulivoimayhdistys)(FI)
- HWEA(GR)
See ad page 2
Motiva Oy(FI)
Development(CA)
Windfair(DE)
INSTALLATION
A2SEA A/S(DK)
GmbH(DE)
Burkhalter(US)
Delta Rigging & Tools(US)
Gamesa Electric(ES)
GPSTrackIt.com(US)
Alternatives(US)
GmbH(DE)
Mammoet Wind A/S(DK)
OFS(US)
PES UK Ltd(UK)
Renegen(UK)
SAGE Energy Inc(CA)
Sahara Wind Inc(MA)
System One(US)
Visser & Smit Marine
Contracting(NL)
INSURANCE
MONITORING
Systems GmbH(DE)
See ad page 37
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W i n d E n E rg y
Gamesa(ES)
GPSTrackIt.com(US)
Institute(HR)
L&R Ingenieria(AR)
LUDECA Inc(US)
System One(US)
OTHER
Co Ltd(CN)
American Wind Energy
Association (AWEA)(US)
c.a.r.e.)(CA)
Danish Wind Export
Association(DK)
Dyne Solicitors(UK)
GbR(DE)
See ad page 37
EnergeiaWorks(US)
See ad page 61
Gamesa(ES)
GmbH(DE)
SA(ES)
Matchtech(UK)
Michels Corp(US)
SAXOVENT kologische
KG(DE)
Seatronics Ltd(UK)
Servicesat(CY)
Shermco Industries(US)
eK(DE)
TRI Transmission & Bearing
Corp(US)
windcomp GmbH(DE)
Windfair(DE)
PLANNING PERMISSION
DNV GL Energy(CA)
ESS Ecology(UK)
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Ramboll(DK)
SKM Enviros(UK)
PRODUCT SOURCING
LLC(US)
GWA Supplies Ltd(UK)
Ltd(ZA)
Inc(US)
Renegen(UK)
SETEC(DE)
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Services(UK)
DNV GL Energy(CA)
GmbH(DE)
Holst(DE)
NAES Corp(US)
Renegen(UK)
Sahara Wind Inc(MA)
Siemens plc(UK)
System One(US)
REPAIR
A2SEA A/S(DK)
GmbH(DE)
GWA Supplies Ltd(UK)
Inc(US)
Renegen(UK)
SAGE Energy Inc(CA)
SITE EVALUATION
Services(UK)
ESS Ecology(UK)
geoAMPS(US)
GmbH(DE)
Met Offce(UK)
Renegen(UK)
SOFTWARE
Ansys UK Ltd(UK)
L&R Ingenieria(AR)
Centre(CA)
Meteodyn(FR)
Mistaya Engineering Inc(CA)
NEPLAN AG(CH)
Siemens PLM Software(BE)
TESTING
Airfoils Inc(US)
Institute(HR)
SETEC(DE)
UL Underwriters
Laboratories(US)
See ad page 6
TRAINING
DEWI GmbH(DE)
Industrial Training Consultants
Inc(US)
Centre(CA)
Mersen(FR)
Met Offce(UK)
Safety Technology USA(US)
Team Humber Marine
Alliance(UK)
TURBINE DESIGN
XEMC Darwind BV(NL)

GmbH(DE)
Superwind GmbH(DE)
ZF Wind Power Antwerpen
NV(BE)
TURBINE TESTING
DEWI GmbH(DE)
- ITC(ES)
WIND FARM
DEVELOPMENT
CG(BE)
Eneco Texas LLC(US)
EOLE-RES(FR)
FCC Environment(UK)
Gamesa(ES)
Gamesa Electric(ES)
geoAMPS(US)
Infnergy(UK)
Holst(DE)
Remtech SA(FR)
Renegen(UK)
SAXOVENT kologische
KG(DE)
Siemens AG Energy Sector(DE)
Siemens plc(UK)
LLC(US)
Visser & Smit Marine
Contracting(NL)
windcomp GmbH(DE)
Wind Power Inc(CA)
WIND TUNNEL ANALYSIS

Airfoils Inc(US)
GmbH(DE)
windcomp GmbH(DE)
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A-Z COMPANIES DIRECTORY

20|20 Business Insight
Advanced Optics Inc
AI Technology Inc
Dundee, Scotland, UK,

www.2020projectmanagement.com
Pewaukee, WI, USA,

www.advancedoptics.com
Princeton Junction, NJ, USA,

www.aitechnology.com
A2SEA A/S
Advanced Solar Voltaic Sdn Bhd
AIXTRON Inc
Fredericia, Denmark, www.a2sea.com
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,

www.solarvoltaic.com
Sunnyvale, CA, USA, www.aixtron.com
ABB (formally Power-One)
AK Stamping Co Inc
Phoenix, AZ, USA,

www.abb.com/solarinverters
Advantech Corp
ABB Oy Motors and Generators
AEGIS Bearing Protection Rings
Helsinki, Finland,
www.abb.com/motors&generators
Mechanic Falls, ME, USA,

www.est-aegis.com
ABB Oy Solar Inverters
AEM - Anhaltische
Elektromotorenwerk Dessau GmbH
Helsinki, Finland,
www.abb.com/solarinverters
Able Solar Ltd
Cincinnati, OH, USA, www.advantech.com
Dessau-Rolau, Germany,
www.aemdessau.de
Mountainside, NJ, USA,

www.akstamping.com
Akzo Nobel Performance Coatings Co

Ltd
Shanghai, China, www.international-pc.com
lands Teknologicentrum
Mariehamn, Finland, www.atc.ax
Alden
Holden, MA, USA, www.aldenlab.com
Auckland, New Zealand,

www.ablesolar.co.nz
AES Ltd
Forres, UK, www.aessolar.co.uk
Alexandria Industries
Abou Walid Group
AET - Applied Energy Technologies
Tunis, Tunisia, www.abouwalid-group.com
Alexandria, MN, USA,

www.alexandriaindustries.com
Clinton Township, MI, USA,

www.aetenergy.com
Alfa Laval
Abraham Solar Equipment

Pagosa Springs, CO, USA,
www.abrahamsolar.com

Environment Ltd
Richmond, VA, USA, www.alfalaval.us
Alfasolar GmbH
Wallisellen, Switzerland, www.aeu.ch
Hannover, Germany, www.alfasolar.de
AFC Industries Inc
AllEarth Renewables
College Point, NY, USA,

www.afcindustries.com
Williston, VT, USA,

www.allearthrenewables.com
Molndal, Sweden, www.fxturlaser.com
Affordable Wipers
Allied Industrial Marketing
Acpsol Energia Solar SL
Houston, TX, USA,

www.affordablewipers.com
Cedarburg, WI, USA,

www.alliedindustrialmarketing.com
Agni Solar Systems Pvt Ltd
Allied Moulded Products Inc
Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, 55-71-3461-8701
Pune, Maharashtra, India,

www.agnisolar.com
Bryan, OH, USA, www.alliedmoulded.com
ADC BioScientifc Ltd
AGS Technologies Ltd
Hertfordshire, UK, www.adc.co.uk
Tel Aviv, Israel, www.agspower.com
Advanced Cryogenics Ltd
Aguidrovert Solar SL
Tavernier, FL, USA,

www.carbondioxideconsultants.com
Zaragoza, Spain, www.aguidrovert.com
ACCESS Renewable Energy Ltd

Vancouver, BC, Canada,
www.access-renewables.com
ACOEM AB
Malaga, Spain, www.acpsol.com
ADA Consulting Ltd
Advanced Energy
Ft Collins, CO, USA,
www.advanced-energy.com
Advanced Engineering Srl

Milano, (MI), Italy,
www.advancedengineering.it
Alligator Communications Inc
Airfow Sciences Corp

Livonia, MI, USA, www.airfowsciences.com
Santa Clara, CA, USA,

www.alligatorcom.com
The All-Party Parliamentary

Renewable and Sustainable Energy
Group - PRASEG
London, UK, www.praseg.org.uk
AllSun Trackers
Airfoils Inc
Port Matilda, PA, USA, www.airfoils.com
Airofex Equipment
Muscatine, IA, USA,
www.airofexequipment.com
Williston, VT, USA, www.allsuntrackers.com
Almeco Solar
Bernburg, Germany,
www.almecogroup.com/en/solar
Alpha PV Technologies
Somerset, NJ, USA, www.alpha.alent.com
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AltE
Amphenol LTW
Arena Technologies Sarl
Boxborough, MA, USA, www.altestore.com
New Taipei City, Taiwan,

www.amphenolltw.com
Gardanne, France,
www.arena-technologies.eu
Ampirical Solutions LLC
ARES Energiesysteme GmbH
Mandeville, LA, USA, www.ampirical.com
St Leon-Rot, Germany, www.aresenergy.de
Gland, Switzerland, www.amax-energie.ch
AMWEI Thermistor
Argus Media
Houston, TX, USA, www.argusmedia.com
Ambassador Heat Transfer Co
Shenzhen, Guangdong, China,

www.amwei.com
Cincinnati, OH, USA,

www.ambassadorco.com
Ansaldo Caldaie SpA
Alturdyne Power Systems

El Cajon, CA, USA, www.alturdyne.com
AMAX Energie
Ariston
High Wycombe, UK, www.ariston.co.uk
Gallarate, (VA), Italy, www.ansaldoboiler.it
AMEC E&C Services
Arkema Inc
Ansys UK Ltd
Tucker, GA, USA, www.amec.com
Sheffeld, UK, www.ansys.com
King of Prussia, PA, USA,

www.arkema-americas.com
AO Smith
Armstrong Marine Inc
Ashland City, TN, USA, www.hotwater.com
Port Angeles, WA, USA,

www.armstrongmarine.com
AMECO USA
Cleveland, OH, USA, www.ameco-usa.com
American Applied Materials Corp

ap+m
Los Angeles, CA, USA,

www.rareearth-magnets.net
Boynton Beach, FL, USA,

www.apm4parts.com
American Crane & Equipment Corp

Douglassville, PA, USA,
www.americancrane.com
APERe asbl
American Governor Co
Apex Solar Ltd
Ivyland, PA, USA,

www.americangovernor.com
Sofa, Bulgaria, www.apexexperts.com
Bruxelles, Belgium, www.apere.org
Array Technologies Inc

Albuquerque, NM, USA,
www.arraytechinc.com
ASHRAE
Atlanta, GA, USA, www.ashrae.org
Asian Phoenix Resources Ltd

Victoria, BC, Canada, www.powerpal.com
API Services
American Opto Plus LED Corp
Newport News, VA, USA,

www.apitechnical.com
ASP AG
Pomona, CA, USA, www.aopled.com
American Piping Products Inc
Applied Technologies Co Ltd - ATC
Atkins
Chesterfeld, MO, USA,

www.amerpipe.com
Moscow, Russian Federation,

www.atecom.ru
Orlando, FL, USA, www.atkinsglobal.com
American Pulverizer Co
APROVIS Energy Systems GmbH
St Louis, MO, USA, www.ampulverizer.com
Weidenbach, Germany,
www.aprovis-gmbh.de
Uznach, Switzerland, www.asp-ag.com
Atlantis Energy Systems Inc
American Safety Flag

East Providence, RI, USA,
www.americansafetyfag.com
APR Technologies AB

Engineers - ASME
APS America
Enkoping, Sweden, www.freworm.se
Poughkeepsie, NY, USA,

www.atlantisenergy.com

Technique USA LLC
Commerce City, CO, USA,
www.atlascopco.us
Poulsbo, WA, USA, www.apsamerica.com
Atlas Copco Gas and Process
APT Consulting Group Co Ltd
Cologne, Germany,
www.atlascopco-gap.com
Pakgret, Nonthaburi, Thailand,

www.aptthailand.com
Atlas Material Testing Technology
APT Technologies Ltd
Mount Prospect, IL, USA,

www.atlas-mts.com
Hallandale, FL, USA, www.buyawg.com
Christchurch, New Zealand,

www.apt-tech.co.nz
Atlas Solutions
Ameritrol Inc
AquaBioTech Group
Boucherville, QC, Canada,

www.thermotile.com
New York, NY, USA, www.asme.org
American Wind Energy Association

(AWEA)
Washington, DC, USA, www.awea.org
American Wire Group
Vista, CA, USA, www.ameritrol.com
Targa Gap, Mosta, Malta, www.aquabt.com
AMETEK Power Instruments
Aquatech International Corp
Aurecon Pty Ltd
Rochester, NY, USA,

www.ametekpower.com
Canonsburg, PA, USA, www.aquatech.com
Neutral Bay Sydney, NSW, Australia,

www.aurecongroup.com/en
Aquatherm Industries Inc
Aurora Energy Inc
Ampair Turbines Ltd
Lakewood, NJ, USA,

www.aquathermindustries.com
Columbia, MD, USA,

www.aurora-energy.com
Crumlin, Antrim, UK, www.ampair.com
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Auroville Energy Products
Barr Engineering Co
Auroville, Tamil Nadu, India,

www.aep-auroville.com
Minneapolis, MN, USA, www.barr.com
Barr-Kumar Architects Engineers PC

Aus Renewable Energy Ltd
Wanchai, Hong Kong, 61-419-216-267
Washington, DC, USA,

www.barrarchitects.com
Avalon Consulting Inc
BayWa re Rotor Service GmbH
Naperville, IL, USA,

www.avalonconsulting.com
Basdahl, Germany, www.baywa-re.com
BC Renewable Innovations LLC

AWS Truepower LLC
Chelsea, MI, USA, www.bcrenewable.com
Albany, NY, USA, www.awstruepower.com
BEAR-iD
Axenergie
Gouda, The Netherlands, www.bear-id.com
Cugand, France, www.axenergie.com
Blattner Energy Inc

392 County Rd 50, Avon, MN 56310 USA,
TEL:1-320-356-7351,
info@blattnerenergy.com,
www.blattnerenergy.com
Is an EPC contractor providing constructions
solutions and leading expertise in renewable energy construction. Blattner provides
complete engineering, procurement, and
construction services for utility-scale wind
and solar projects.
Belyea Co Inc
AYVAZ
Easton, PA, USA, www.belyeapower.com
Istanbul, Arnavutkoy, Turkey,

www.ayvaz.com
BGB Engineering Ltd
Babcock Power Inc

Lynnfeld, MA, USA,
www.babcockpower.com
Lincolnshire, UK, www.bgbengineering.com
BGF Europe SA
Merida, Badajoz, Spain,
www.bgfeurope.copm
Blue Harbor Energy Inc

Hancock, MI, USA,
www.blueharborenergy.com
Blue Leaf Environmental

Ellensburg, WA, USA,
www.blueleafenviro.com
Bigge Crane and Rigging Co

Richmond, VA, USA, www.bigge.com
BioConversion Solutions LLC

Bachmann Electronic Corp
529 Main St, Suite 125, Charlestown, MA
02129 USA, TEL:1-847-249-3003,
offce.boston@bachmann.info.com,
www.bachmann.info
For more than 40 years, has been accelerating the progress in automation technology,
resulting in a leading position in the area of
renewable energies, including number 1 in
wind.
Bachmann Electronic GmbH

Feldkirch, Vorarlberg, Austria,
www.bachmann.info
Baghouse.com Corp
Exton, PA, USA,

www.bioconversionsolutions.com
Bioenergy Australia
Killara, NSW, Australia,
www.bioenergyaustrailia.org
Biomass Briquette Systems

Chico, CA, USA,
www.biomassbriquettesystems.com
Chico, CA, USA,
www.biomasssystemssupply.com
BioSpark Clean Energy LLC

Boston, MA, USA, www.biosparkusa.com
The Black Emerald Group

Wilmington, DE, USA,
www.blackemerald.com
Alexandria, VA, USA, www.bahleda.com
Blackline Power
Bailey Products Inc
Mission Viejo, CA, USA,
www.baileyproducts.com
Balmac Inc
Plain City, OH, USA, www.balmacinc.com
2598 Fortune Way, Suite K, Vista, CA

92081 USA, TEL:1-760-597-1642,
sales@blueskyenergyinc.com,
www.blueskyenergyinc.com
Manufactures Solar Boost MPPT solar
charge controllers designed for off-grid
and battery-based systems for commercial, industrial and consumer applications.
Founded in 1998.
Biomass Systems Supply
Houston, TX, USA, www.baghouse.com
Bahleda Management and Consulting

LLC
Blue Sky Energy
Owen Sound, ON, Canada,

www.blacklinepower.com
BluMetric Environmental Inc

Ottawa, ON, Canada, www.blumetric.ca
BMH Technology Oy
Rauma, Finland, www.bmh.f
Boerger Pumps Asia Pte Ltd

Singapore, www.boerger.com
Bonfglioli USA
Hebron, KY, USA, www.bonfglioliusa.com
Brger GmbH
Borken-Weseke, Germany,
www.boerger.com
Borgman Beheer Advies BV
Baltimore Aircoil International NV BAC
Wageningen, The Netherlands,

www.borgmanbeheer.nl
Heist-op-den-Berg, Belgium,
www.baltimoreaircoil.eu
Bosch Industriekessel GmbH

Gunzenhausen, Germany,
www.bosch-industrial.com
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Bosch Rexroth Corp
BS Rotor Technic UK Ltd
Canyonwest Cases
Charlotte, NC, USA,

www.boschrexroth-us.com
Twyford, Hampshire, UK,

www.bs-rotor.com
Fountain Hills, AZ, USA,

www.canyonwestcases.com
Bosch Rexroth Monitoring Systems

GmbH
BS Rotor Technic USA LLC
Capstone Turbine Corp
Anaheim, CA, USA, www.bs-rotor.com
Chatsworth, CA, USA,

www.capstoneturbine.com
Dresden, Germany,
www.boschrexroth.de/windenergy
BTA International GmbH
Bowman Power Group Ltd
Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, Germany,

www.bta-international.de
Southampton, Hampshire, UK,

www.bowmanpower.com
Buehler Technologies GmbH

Ratingen, Germany, www.fuidcontrol.de
Boyle Energy Services & Technology

Concord, NH, USA, www.boyleenergy.com
Cargo&Kraft Turbin Sverige AB

Vsters, Sweden, www.hydropower.nu
Columbus, MS, USA, www.burkhalter.net
Carlos Bertschi Srl
BURNDY
Buenos Aires, BA, Argentina,

www.bertschi.com.ar
Manchester, NH, USA, www.burndy.com
Bravo Communications Inc

San Jose, CA, USA, www.bravobravo.us
Burnham & Sun
Breaux Consulting
Ft Collins, CO, USA,

www.burnhambeck.com
Leander, TX, USA,

www.selfsuffcientintexas.com
Buschjost GmbH
Bridgestone Associates Ltd
Bad Oeynhausen, Germany,

www.buschjost.de
Chadds Ford, PA, USA, www.brdgstn.com
La Uruca, San Jos, Costa Rica,

www.carboncr.com
Burkhalter
Brandis Ltd
Surrey, UK, www.brandis.co.uk
Carbon Ingenieria
Butler Mfg
CAS DataLoggers
Chesterland, OH, USA,
www.dataloggerinc.com
Cassidy + Ashton
Preston, Lancashire, UK,
www.cassidyashton.co.uk
CBT Wear Parts Inc
Kansas City, MO, USA, www.butlermfg.com
Richland Center, WI, USA,

www.cbtwearparts.com
BV Electric Ltd
CDM Smith
Telkwa, BC, Canada, www.bvelectric.ca
Cambridge, MA, USA, www.cdmsmith.com
BWD Turbines Ltd
CEC Vibration Products Inc
Ancaster, ON, Canada,

www.bwdturbines.com
Covina, CA, USA, www.cecvp.com
Beckenham, Kent, UK,

www.brighgreenenergy.co.uk
BZ Products Inc
Rockville, MD, USA, www.cemdesign.com
Bright Management Associates Ltd
CalRecovery Inc
Centre for Renewable Energy Systems

Technology - CREST
Fareham, UK,
www.bright-management.co.uk
Concord, CA, USA, www.calrecovery.com
Leicestershire, UK, www.lboro.ac.uk/crest
Campbell Scientifc Ltd
Brite Energy Solutions
Leicestershire, UK, www.campbellsci.co.uk
Centro de Estudios de la Energia Solar

- Censolar

Services
Fife, UK, www.briggsmarine.com
Brightergy
Kansas City, MO, USA,
www.brightergy.com
Bright Green Energy Ltd
St Louis, MO, USA, www.bzproducts.net
Curtis, NE, USA, 1-308-367-4542
canadian association for renewable

energies (we c.a.r.e.)
British Antarctic Survey

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK,
www.antarctica.ac.uk
Ottawa, ON, Canada, www.renewables.ca
CEM Design Architects
Mairena del Aljarafe, Seville, Spain,

www.censolar.org
Centrosolar AG
Hamburg, Germany, www.centrosolar.com
Canadian Solar USA Inc

British Green Ltd
Centrosolar America Inc
High Wycombe, UK, www.britishgreen.com
San Ramon, CA, USA,

www.canadiansolar.com
BS&B Safety Systems
Canadian Wind Energy Association
Tulsa, OK, USA, www.bsbsystems.com
Ottawa, ON, Canada, www.canwea.ca
Century Elevators
BSRIA Ltd
Cansolair Inc
Webster, TX, USA,

www.centuryelevators.com
Bracknell, UK, www.bsria.co.uk
Spaniards Bay, NL, Canada,

www.cansolair.com
Cepheus Group
BS Rotor Technic
Kalefeld, Germany, www.bs-rotor.com
Bron, France, www.cepheusgroup.com
Cantsink Manufacturing
Lilburn, GA, USA, www.cantsink.com
BS Rotor Technic Iberica

Los Gallardos, Almeria, Spain,
www.bs-rotor.com
Scottsdale, AZ, USA,

www.centrosolaramerica.com
CG
Mechelen, Belgium, www.cgglobal.com
Canyon Industries Inc

Deming, WA, USA, www.canyonhydro.com
CH2M HILL
Atlanta, GA, USA, www.ch2m.com
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Chemviron Carbon
Commonwealth Dynamics Inc
CPS Environmental
Feluy, Belgium, www.chemvironcarbon.com
Portsmouth, NH, USA,

www.comdynam.com
Nottingham, UK, www.cpsenv.com

Cable Import Export Corp
Beijing, China,
www.china-power-contractor.cn
Craft Bearing Co Inc

Management Corp
Boston, MA, USA, www.crmcx.com
Chint Power Systems America
Community Windpower Ltd
Pleasanton, CA, USA,

www.chintpower.com/na
Frodsham, Cheshire, UK,

www.communitywindpower.co.uk
Chromalox
Comptus
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, www.chromalox.com
Thornton, NH, USA, www.comptus.com
CITEL Inc
Conax Technologies
Miramar, FL, USA, www.citel.us
Buffalo, NY, USA,

www.conaxtechnologies.com
Newport News, VA, USA,

www.craftbearing.com
Craigie Engineering Sales & Services

Ltd - CESS
Orkney Islands, UK, www.cess.co.uk
Creotecc Solar Mounting Systems

Scotts Valley, CA, USA, www.creotecc.us
Cressall Resistors
CivicSolar
San Francisco, CA, USA, www.civicsolar.com
Leicester, Leicestershire, UK,

www.cressall.com
Croll-Reynolds Engineering Co Inc

Cone Drive Gearing Solutions
Monroe, CT, USA, www.croll.com
Traverse City, MI, USA, www.conedrive.com
Clarage
Pulaski, TN, USA, www.clarage.com
Cross Technologies
Conergy
Gardanne, France, www.plomberieenligne.fr
Denver, CO, USA, www.conergy.com
Claude Lyons Ltd

Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, UK,
www.claudelyons.co.uk
Connexion
CRTSE - Semiconductor Technology

for Energetic
Buffalo Grove, IL, USA,

www.connexiones.com
Alger-Gare, Algeria, www.crtse.dz
Clean Harbors
Cryofab Inc
Norwell, MA, USA, www.cleanharbors.com
Mediterrane - CNIM
Clean Power Works
Paris, France, www.cnim.com
Arcata, CA, USA,

www.cleanpowerworks.com
Construire en Mlze
Clean Technology Solutions Pty Ltd
Embrun, France,
www.eric-boissel.blogspot.com
CSD Ingenieure AG
Balwyn, VIC, Australia,

www.cleantech.com.au
Contec GmbH Industrieausruestungen
CST Industries
ClearDrain
Bad Honnef, Germany,

www.contec-fltration.de
Lenexa, KS, USA, www.cstindustries.com
Willingboro, NJ, USA,

www.cleardrainusa.com
Contechs Engineering Design Inc
Clyde Bergemann Power Group

Auburn, ME, USA, www.cbpg.com
Cmac Power Solutions CC

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa,
www.cmacpower.co.za
cmc Instruments GmbH
Austin, TX, USA, www.contechs.com
Continental Biomass Industries Inc CBI
Kenilworth, NJ, USA, www.cryofab.com
Crystal Group Inc

Hiawatha, IA, USA, www.crystalrugged.com
Liebefeld/Bern, Switzerland, www.csd.ch
Curtis Thaxter LLC

Portland, ME, USA, www.curtisthaxter.com
Custom Engineering Co
Erie, PA, USA, www.customeng.com
Auburn, NH, USA, www.cbi-inc.com
CVD Equipment Corp
Continental Field Systems Inc
Central Islip, NY, USA,

www.cvdequipment.com
Savannah, GA, USA, www.cfsusa.net
Cyclo Ocean Inc
Eschborn, Germany,
www.cmc-instruments.de
Conversion And Resource Evaluation

Ltd
Vero Beach, FL, USA, www.cycloocean.com
PE Coelho
Holywood, Co Down, UK,

www.care.demon.co.uk
Dam Safety Ltd
Sao Paulo, Brazil, 55-11-9913-31787
Collinson Plc
Amersham, Buckinghamshire, UK,

www.damsafety.co.uk
Cool Innovations Inc
Preston, UK, www.collinson.co.uk
Concord, ON, Canada,

www.coolinnovations.com
Danfoss Solar Inverters
Combustion Technologies Pvt Ltd
The Cool Solutions Co
Danish Wind Export Association
Lisle, IL, USA, www.coolsolutionsco.com
Silkeborg, Denmark, www.dwea.dk
Copperleaf Technologies Inc
Dark Field Technologies Inc
Burnaby, BC, Canada, www.copperleaf.com
Orange, CT, USA, www.darkfeld.com
Pune, India,
www.combustion-technologies.com
Comdel Inc
Gloucester, MA, USA, www.comdel.com
Loves Park, IL, USA, www.danfoss.us/solar
Cozy Products
Chicago, IL, USA, www.cozyproducts.com
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Darley & Associates
Dexdyne Ltd
Dust Solutions Inc
Lincolnshire, UK,
www.energyfromwaste.com
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, UK,

www.dexdyne.com
Vancouver, WA, USA, www.nodust.com
XEMC Darwind BV
DFME Sp zoo
Hilversum, The Netherlands,

www.darwind.nl
Wroclaw, Poland, www.dfme.pl
DWC DecRen Water Consult

Trier, Germany, www.dwc-water.com
Dynamic Systems Inc

Disgen Holdings
David Oakland Associates
Redmond, WA, USA,

www.dynamic-systemsinc.com
Goole, UK, www.steamacc.co.uk
Lakewood, CO, USA,

www.disgenonline.com
Deftec SPRL
DIS-TRAN Packaged Substations LLC
Renens, VD, Switzerland, www.dynatex.ch
Waterloo, Belgium, www.deftec.com
Pineville, LA, USA,

www.distransubstations.com
Dyne Solicitors
DIS-TRAN Steel LLC
Tattenhall, Chester, UK,

www.dynesolicitors.co.uk
Dynatex SA
DEHN Inc
Ft Pierce, FL, USA, www.dehn-usa.com
Pineville, LA, USA, www.distran.com
DEIF (UK) Ltd
E4tech
Stockport, Cheshire, UK, www.deif.com
DIS-TRAN Wood Products LLC
Lausanne, Switzerland, www.e4tech.com
Pineville, LA, USA, www.distran.com
Delta Ohm
E4tech
Caselle di Selvazzano, (PD), Italy,

www.deltaohm.com
DNV GL
Delta Rigging & Tools
DNV GL Energy
EagleBurgmann Expansion Joint

Solutions
Pearland, TX, USA, www.deltarigging.com
Montreal, QC, Canada,

www.gl-garradhassan.com
Lakeside, CA, USA,

www.eagleburgmann-ej.com
Doosan Skoda Power
Eagle Filters Ltd
Plzen, Czech Republic,

www.doosanskoda.com
Kotka, Finland, www.eagleflters.f
Doppstadt Calbe GmbH
Demand Energy
PO Box 685, Liberty Lake, WA 99019 USA,
TEL:1-509-255-7150,
support@demand-energy.com,
www.demand-energy.com
Has architected the most comprehensive
platform for integrating big-data analytics
with energy storage and solar (PV) at the
edge of the utility grid. The cloud-based,
battery agnostic solution is running distributed energy storage systems today that
are producing economic value on two continents and are transforming how energy
is acquired and utilized in commercial and
industrial buildings.
Surrey, BC, Canada, www.dtlhydro.com
Deprofundis SARL
Paris, France, deprofundis.com
Houston, TX, USA, www.dow.com/electrical
DPW Solar
www.dpwsolar.com
Draker
Burlington, VT, USA,
www.drakerenergy.com
EaglePicher Technologies LLC

C and Porter Sts, PO Box 47, Joplin, MO
64802 USA, TEL:1-417-623-8000,
inquiry.technologies@eaglepicher.com,
www.eaglepicher.com
Produces batteries and energy storage
systems for defense, space, commercial,
medical, grid-scale and renewable energy
industries. Is an OM Group company.
Dresser-Rand
Dresser-Rand Co Ltd
Eaton
Moon Township, PA, USA,
www.eaton.com/water
Peterborough, UK, www.dresser-rand.com
Ebner Vyncke
DRIE-D Americas
Wadsworth, OH, USA,

www.ebnervyncke.com
Eclectic Energy Ltd
Encinitas, CA, USA, www.de-solutions.com
DeTect Inc
Panama City, FL, USA, www.detect-inc.com
Detroit Stoker Co
Monroe, MI, USA, www.detroitstoker.com
DEWI GmbH
Wilhelmshaven, Germany, www.dewi.de
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Grimsby, ON, Canada, www.drie-d.com
DE Solutions Inc
Calbe/Saale, Germany, www.doppstadt.com
Worcester, MA, USA,

www.dresser-rand.com
Dependable Turbines Ltd
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London, UK, www.e4tech.com
Burlington, MA, USA, www.dnvgl.com
DriveChange
Singapore, www.drivechange.in
Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, UK,

www.eclectic-energy.co.uk
DuPont
ECOBUILD-Consult/Kwadrant BV
Wilmington, DE, USA, www.krytox.com
Vught, The Netherlands, 31-73-6907258
Durafex Inc
ECOCORP
Cary, IL, USA, www.durafexinc.com
Arlington, VA, USA, www.ecocorp.com
Dust Control Technology
Ecoda Environmental Consultants GbR
Peoria, IL, USA, www.dustboss.com
Dortmund, Germany, www.ecoda.de
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ECODynamic Solutions (EDS) Inc
EDF Renewable Services
Elettrorava SpA
Courtenay, BC, Canada,

www.ecodynamicsolutions.com
15445 Innovation Dr, San Diego, CA 92128

USA, TEL: 1-858-521-3575,
o&mbusdev@edf-re.com,
www.edf-renewable-services.com
The companys strength is grounded in its
extensive experience and competencies
gained over more than 25 years across
a spectrum of services required for the
development and long-term operation of a
successful wind and solar project. These key
competencies include project development,
operations and maintenance, and asset
management, from site selection and project development, to long-term operations
and maintenance.
Venaria, (TO), Italy, www.elettrorava.com
EcoFasten Solar
289 Harrel St, Morrisville, VT 05661 USA,
TEL:1-877-865-3947,
info@ecofastensolar.com,
www.ecofastensolar.com
Offers attachment systems that are leak
and load tested so roof penetrations
remain watertight and secure under even
the most adverse conditions. Roof mounts
feature patented, compression ftting
technology. The wide variety of roof mount
brackets, fashings and mounting base
plates for residential and commercial applications provide a solution for any solar
array on any roof type.
See ad page 29
See ad page 37
EDSR
Timaru, SI, New Zealand, www.edsr.co.nz
Eesti Bioktuste Uhing

Rakvere, Estonia, www.eby.ee
EFACEC Sistemas de Electrnica SA

Moreira Maia, Portugal, www.efacec.pt
Ellwood City Forge

Ellwood City, PA, USA,
www.ellwoodcityforge.com
ELMA Electronic Inc

Fremont, CA, USA, www.elma.com
ELPRA SA
Thermi, Thessaloniki, Greece,
www.elpra.com
Embassy Global LLC

Orchard Park, NY, USA,
www.embassyglobal.com
Embley Energy Ltd

Bristol, UK, www.sperboy.com
EMGroup BV
Geleen, The Netherlands, www.emgroup.nl
Empire Clean Energy Supply

Bohemia, NY, USA,
www.empirecleanenergy.com
EcofnConcept GmbH
eFisherSupply.com
Hueckelhoven, Germany,
www.ecofnconcept.de
Humboldt, AZ, USA,

www.efshersupply.com
ENALCO BV
Eco Fluid Center Ltd
Eijkelkamp Agrisearch Equipment
Toronto, ON, Canada, www.fuidcenter.com
Giesbeek, The Netherlands,

www.eijkelkamp.com
ENC POWER Lda
Eco-Infrastructure Solutions LLC

El Paso, TX, USA,
www.eco-infrastructuresolutions.com
The E Jordan Brookes Co Inc
Ecole dingenieurs et darchitectes de

Fribourg - EIA-FR
Eko Instruments Co Ltd
Fribourg, Switzerland, www.eia-fr.ch
Ecoling Partner AG
Volketswil, Switzerland, www.ecoling.ch
e-con Systems India Pvt Ltd

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India,
www.e-consystems.com
Fremont, CA, USA, www.ejbco.com

Tokyo, Japan, www.eko.co.jp
Elan Technical Corp

Fairfeld, CT, USA, www.elantechnical.com
ElectraTherm Inc
Reno, NV, USA, www.electratherm.com
Electric Power Production From

Magnetic Tapes
ECO PHYSICS Inc
Athens, Attiki, Greece, www.energynews.gr
Ann Arbor, MI, USA,

www.ecophysics-us.com
ELECTROMAGS
Maasdijk, The Netherlands, www.enalco.nl

Sao Felix da Marinha, Vila Nova de Gaia,
Portugal, www.enc.pt
ENECON Corp
Medford, NY, USA, www.enecon.com
Eneco Systems Inc

Vancouver, BC, Canada, www.eneco.ca
Eneco Texas LLC

Newfane, VT, USA, www.warp-eneco.com
ENER-G Combined Power Ltd

Salford, Manchester, UK,
www.energ.co.uk/chp
Chennai, India, www.electromags.com
Ecostrat and General Biofuel

Toronto, ON, Canada, www.ecostrat.com
EcoTeam Energy and Environmental

Consulting NGO
Yerevan, Armenia,
http://users.freenet.am/~ecoteam
Ecoult Energy Storage Solutions

Sydney, NSW, Australia, www.ecoult.com
Eco Wave Power Ltd
Electroswitch
Weymouth, MA, USA,
www.electroswitch.com
Electrysol SA
David, Chiriqui, Panama,
www.electrysol.com
ElektroAdviesBureau Baltus
GB Valkkoog, The Netherlands,
www.eabbaltus.nl
EnergeiaWorks
12 Desbrosses St, New York, NY 10013
USA, TEL:1-212-961-6956,
info@energeiaworks.com,
www.energeiaworks.com
Offers an exclusive focus on clean energy
recruitment making the company a global
industry leader in executive search. The
proprietary database provides customers
access to in-demand renewable energy
experts and executives.
Tel Aviv, Israel, www.ecowavepower.com
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Energies Services - ENERSER
EngineerSupply
Ethanol Producer Magazine
Nouakchott, Mauritania, 222-3630-23-28
Lynchburg, VA, USA,

www.engineersupply.com
Grand Forks, ND, USA,

www.ethanolproducer.com
Chateaudun, France, www.energiestro.com
Enviro - Energy Technologies Inc
Etudes Chimiques et Physiques - ECP
ENERGOS Ltd
Markham, ON, Canada,

www.enviro-energytech.com
La Ferte St Aubin, France,

www.glidarc-tech.com
Warrington, Cheshire, UK,

www.energos.com
Environmental Alternatives Inc
ETW Energietechnik GmbH
Keene, NH, USA, www.eai-inc.com
Moers, Germany, www.etw-energie.de
EnviroTech Financial Inc

Exhibition)
Energiestro
Energy & Development Group - EDG

Cape Town, South Africa, www.edg.co.za
Orange, CA, USA, www.etfnancial.com
Energy & Environment Ltd

www.energyenv.co.uk
EOLE-RES
Avignon, France, www.eoleres.com
Mnchen, Germany,
www.photovoltaic-conference.com
Energy & Umwelt Consult GmbH EUC
EOPLLY USA Inc
Eurobalers Ltd
San Bruno, CA, USA, www.eoplly.us
Crowthorne, Berks, UK,

www.eurobalers.com
Herdecke, Germany, 49-2330-1291-35
Energy & Waste Tech
The Eppley Laboratory Inc

Newport, RI, USA, www.eppleylab.com
Barcelona, Spain, www.ewtech-ing.com
Energy Concepts Co LLC
EPS Trading
Trabuco Canyon, CA, USA,
www.eps-trading.com
Annapolis, MD, USA,

www.energy-concepts.com
Eqtec Iberia SL
Energy Development Co-operative Ltd

Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK,
www.solar-wind.co.uk
Parets del Valls, Barcelona, Spain,

www.eqtec.es
ERI (Energy Recovery International)

Services Ltd - EETS
Lincoln, NE, USA, www.cleaverbrooks.com
Pontypridd, Wales, UK, www.eets.co.uk
Energy Institute
ERLPhase Power Technologies

Winnipeg, MB, Canada, www.erlphase.com
Ernst Schweizer AG Metallbau
London, UK, www.energyinst.org
Hedingen, Switzerland,
www.schweizer-metallbau.ch
Energy Recovery Ltd

Belper, Derbyshire, UK, 44-7713-409-320
Esbensen Consulting Engineers A/S
Energy Recovery Solution
Sonderborg, Denmark, www.esbensen.dk
Dollard-Des Ormeaux, QC, Canada,

www.energyrecoverysolution.com
EscoVale Consultancy Services

Surrey, UK, www.escovale.com
Energy Technology Advisors
Esdec (ClickFit & FlatFix)
Palo Alto, CA, USA, www.ufto.com
Deventer, The Netherlands,

www.click-ft.com
EnerNex Corp
Knoxville, TN, USA, www.enernex.com
ESI Inc of Tennessee

Kennesaw, GA, USA, www.esitenn.com
Enerquip LLC
Medford, WI, USA, www.enerquip.com
Espee Solaar Pvt Ltd
Newton, KS, USA, www.enertechwind.com
Bangalore, Kamataka, India,

www.espeesolar.com
Enertegic
ESS Ecology
Enertech Inc
La Jolla, CA, USA, www.enertegic.com
Edinburgh, UK, www.ess-ecology.com
Enerworks Inc
ESS Group Inc
Woodstock, ON, Canada,

www.enerworks.com
East Providence, RI, USA,

www.essgroup.com
Engenius Ltd
ETA Florence Renewable Energies
Cowes, Isle of Wight, UK,

www.engenius.co.uk
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Euroheat & Power

Bruxelles, Belgium, www.euroheat.org
European Federation of Waste

Management and Environmental
Services - FEAD
Bruxelles, Belgium, www.fead.be
European Islands Network on Energy

& Environment - ISLEnet
Brussels, Belgium, www.europeanislands.net
The European Marine Energy Centre

(EMEC) Ltd
Orkney, UK, www.emec.org.uk

Federation - ESTIF
Brussels, Belgium, www.estif.org
Euros GmbH
Berlin, Germany, www.euros.de
E Van Wingen NV
Evergem, Belgium, www.vanwingen.be
Everglades University
5002 T-Rex Ave, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL
33431 USA, TEL: 1-888-772-6077,
www.evergladesuniversity.edu
Offers alternative and renewable energy
management courses in solar energy and
photovoltaics, energy and the environment,
alternative energy safety, nuclear, wind,
geothermal and hydroelectric energy, and
managing an alternative energy project.
See ad page 61
EV Solar Products Inc

Chino Valley, AZ, USA, www.evsolar.com
EXOSUN
South San Francisco, CA, USA,
www.exosun.net
Florence, (FI), Italy, www.etaforence.it
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Fabrimet Inc
Fluid Dynamics International Ltd
Gas & Air Systems Inc
Drummondville, QC, Canada,

www.fabrimet.com
Maidenhead, Berkshire, UK,

www.treatwater.com
Hellertown, PA, USA, www.gasair.net
Rohstoffe eV - FNR
Fluid Energy Controls Inc
Gas Compressors Ltd

Los Angeles, CA, USA, www.fecintl.com
Tonbridge, Kent, UK,

www.gascompressors.co.uk
Forecast International
Gas Measurement Instruments (GMI)

Renfrew, UK, www.gmiuk.com
Worcestershire, UK, www.farm2000.co.uk
Newtown, CT, USA,

www.forecastinternational.com
Farmers Conservation Alliance (FCA)
Fozmula Ltd
Cardiff, Wales, UK, www.gb-sol.co.uk
Hood River, OR, USA,

www.farmerscreen.org
Warwick, Warwickshire, UK,

www.fozmula.com
GCube Insurance Services Inc
FCC Environment
FP Consultoria Ambiental
Newport Beach, CA, USA,

www.gcube-insurance.com
Northampton, Northamptonshire, UK,

www.fccenvironment.co.uk
Bogota, Colombia, 57-3203-389353
Frako Capacitors
Gear Keeper/Hammerhead Industries

Inc
F-Chart Software
Cedarburg, WI, USA,

www.alliedindustrialmarketing.com
Ventura, CA, USA, www.gearkeeper.com
Madison, WI, USA, www.fchart.com
Fellows International Ltd
Free Heat Industries
Arundel, West Sussex, UK,

www.fellowsint.com
Paradise Point, QLD, Australia,

www.freeheat.com.au
Fiber Savvy
Free Hot Water
Wildomar, CA, USA, www.fbersavvy.com
San Jose, CA, USA, www.freehotwater.com
Fichtner GmbH & Co KG
Fronius International GmbH
Stuttgart, Germany, www.fchtner.de
Pettenbach, Austria, www.fronius.com

(Aurinkoteknillinen Yhdistys)
Fronius USA LLC
Guelzow-Pruezen, Germany, www.fnr.de
FARM2000/Teisen Products Ltd
Porvoo, Finland,
www.aurinkoteknillinenyhdistys.f
Finnish Wind Power Association

(Suomen Tuulivoimayhdistys)
GB-Sol Ltd
Portage, IN, USA, www.fronius-usa.com
Fuchs Lubritech
Harvey, IL, USA, www.fuchs.com
Fusion Babbitting Co Inc
Gebright Optoelectronic Tech Co Ltd

Xiamen, Fujian, China, www.gebright.com
Generation Systems Inc

Issaquah, WA, USA,
www.generationsystems.com
geoAMPS
Powell, OH, USA, www.geoamps.com

Associates LLC
Springfeld, OR, USA,
http://geologistextraordinaire.com
Geonica SA
Madrid, Spain, www.geonica.com
Jyvskyl, Finland,
www.tuulivoimayhdistys.f
Milwaukee, WI, USA,

www.fusionbabbitting.com
Geospec Enterprises
Fisher Tank Co
FWT LLC
Gerbang Multindo Nusantara PT
Chester, PA, USA, www.fshertank.com
Ft Worth, TX, USA, www.fwtllc.com
Fish Guidance Systems Ltd
Gaia Human Capital Consultants

www.fsh-guide.com
New York, NY, USA,

www.gaiahumancapital.com
FLEXcon
Galletta Engineering Corp
Gurgaon, Haryana, India, www.geospec.in

Jakarta, DKI, Indonesia,
www.gerbangmultindo.co.id
GET ENERGY Gerhard Brandel MA

Dietzenbach, Germany,
www.get-energy.net
Spencer, MA, USA, www.fexcon.com/pv
Pittsburgh, PA, USA, www.galletta.com
GetWireless
Flexitallic Ltd
GameChange Racking
Minnetonka, MN, USA,

www.getwirelessllc.com
Cleakheaton, UK, www.fexitallic.eu
Flexmill BV
Breda, The Netherlands, www.fexmill.nl
Flexus Balasystem AB
Nossebro, Sweden, www.fexus.se
New York, NY, USA,

www.gamechangeracking.com
Gamesa
Zamudio, Vizcaya, Spain,
www.gamesacorp.com
Gamesa Electric
Gloucester, UK, www.fi.co.uk
Reinosa, Cantabria, Spain,

www.gamesaelectric.com
Flowserve Corp
G&W Electric Co
FLI Structures
Raleigh, NC, USA, www.fowserve.com
Bolingbrook, IL, USA, www.gwelec.com
GL Garrad Hassan Deutschland GmbH

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Koog, Germany,
www.gl-garradhassan.com
Global Energy Network Institute GENI

San Diego, CA, USA, www.geni.org
Global Energy Solutions Inc

Naperville, IL, USA,
www.globalenergychicago.com
Global Marine Systems Ltd

Essex, UK, www.globalmarinesystems.com
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Global Training Solutions Inc
GWA Supplies Ltd
Hemmera
Mississauga, ON, Canada,

www.globaltrainingsolutions.ca
Banbridge, Co Down, UK,

www.gwasupplies.com
Burnaby, BC, Canada, www.hemmera.com
Global Wedge Inc
GWD and Associates
Tustin, CA, USA, www.globalwedge.com
Marietta, GA, USA, www.gwdee.com
Global Wind Power A/S
Haas Recycling-Systems GmbH
Meckesheim, Germany, www.herbold.com
Thisted, Denmark,
www.globalwindpower.com
Dreisbach, Germany,
www.haas-recycling.de
Herbold Meckesheim USA
GlobVision Inc
Hammond Power Solutions
St Laurent, QC, Canada,

www.globvision.com
595 Southgate Dr, Guelph, ON N1G 3W6

Canada, TEL: 1-519-822-2441,
www.hammondpowersolutions.com
Manufactures dry-type transformers in
North America. Engineers and manufactures a wide range of standard and custom
transformers that are exported globally in
electrical equipment and systems. Supports
solid industries such as oil and gas, mining,
steel, waste and water treatment, and wind
power generation.
Henkel Corp
Rocky Hill, CT, USA, www.henkelna.com
Herbold Meckesheim GmbH
Going Solar
Carlton, VIC, Australia,
www.goingsolar.com.au
Golden Eagle Technologies LLC

Golden, CO, USA,
www.goldeneagletechnologies.com
See ad page 55
GP:50 Corp
Grand Island, NY, USA, www.gp50.com
Hamon Deltak Inc

Plymouth, MN, USA, www.hamonusa.com
GPSTrackIt.com
Temecula, CA, USA, www.gpstrackit.com
H&L Instruments LLC
Slatersville, RI, USA, www.herboldusa.com
Herding GmbH Filtertechnik

Amberg, Germany, www.herding.de
HFHMC
Rumson, NJ, USA, 1-732-606-5726
Hibbard Inshore LLC

Auburn Hills, MI, USA,
www.hibbardinshore.com
Hidria Inzeniring doo

Ljubljana, Slovenia, www.hidria.com
Highland Energy (NS) Inc

Bedford, NS, Canada,
www.highland-energy.com
North Hampton, NH, USA,

www.hlinstruments.com
High Tech Concrete Technology Co

Ltd
Hans von Mangoldt Reactors
Yangon, Myanmar, www.htct-mm.com
The Green Electrician Group
Cedarburg, WI, USA, www.mangoldt.com
Nantwich, Cheshire, UK,

www.thegreenelectrician.co.uk
Highway Products Inc
HARCO
White City, OR, USA,

www.highwayproducts.com
Gravitational Systems Engineering Inc

Clifton, VA, USA,
www.gravitationalsystems.com
Branford, CT, USA, www.harcolabs.com
Green Empowerment
Haven Automation Ltd
Portland, OR, USA,

www.greenempowerment.org
Swansea, Wales, UK, www.haven.co.uk
HAWE Hydraulik SE
Greenpower Capital
Burbank, CA, USA,
www.greenpowercap.com
Muenchen, Germany, www.hawe.com
Greenshine New Energy LLC

Irvine, CA, USA, www.greenshine-solar.com
Brampton, ON, Canada,

www.hbwhitecanada.com
GridPlex Networks
Heatec Inc
HB White Canada Corp
Upper Darby, PA, USA,

www.gridplexnetworks.com
Chattanooga, TN, USA, www.heatec.com
groSolar
Hefei, Anhui, China, www.kewell.com.cn
White River Junction, VT, USA,

www.grosolar.com
Heger Pumps Inc - Dragfow
GSE Systems Inc

Sykesville, MD, USA, www.gses.com
GUGLER Water Turbines GmbH

Goldworth, Austria, www.gugler.com
GustoMSC
Schiedam, The Netherlands,
www.gustomsc.com
Hefei Kewell Power System Co Ltd
Long Beach, CA, USA, www.dragfow.com
HEICO lighting
St Eustache, QC, Canada,
www.heicolighting.com
Hellenic Wind Energy Association HWEA

Athens, Attiki, Greece, www.eletaen.gr
Hilliard Architects Incorporated

San Francisco, CA, USA,
www.hilliardarchitects.com
HIOKI EE Corp
Ueda, Nagano, Japan, www.hioki.com
Hi-Tech Controls
Centennial, CO, USA,
www.hitechcontrols.com
HITEC Sensor Solutions Inc

Littleton, MA, USA, www.hitecorp.com
HL Insulation Ltd
Tampere, Finland, www.hlinsulation.com
Hochschule Bremen
Bremen, Germany, www.hs-bremen.de

Improvement Corp
Logan, OH, USA,
www.lhcommercepark.com
Howden North America

Niles, MI, USA, www.howden.com
Helmick Corp
Fairmont, WV, USA, www.helmickcorp.com
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Iain Garner Associates
Indiana Gratings Pvt Ltd
Edinburgh, UK, 44-7771-944-166
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India,

www.indianagroup.com
IBEXesi
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co Inc
Palm City, FL, USA, www.ibexesi.com
Clinton, NY, USA, www.indium.com
100 Boilermaker Ln, PO Box 530, Coolidge,

GA 31738-0530 USA,
TEL:1-229-346-3545,
info@hurstboiler.com, www.hurstboiler.com
Provides biomass steam boilers, hot water
boilers and direct-fred STAG units for alternative solid fuel systems. Custom manufactures engineered packaged boilers and
boiler systems and biomass boiler systems
and integrated automated PLC controls.
icenta Controls Ltd
Hutton Communications Inc
Westchester, IL, USA, www.iea.net
Dallas, TX, USA, www.huttoncom.com
IEC & Associates
Hydrasep Inc
Cary, NC, USA, www.ieca-inc.com
Hernando, MS, USA, www.hydrasep.com
IHS Engineering360
Hydro Component Systems LLC
30 Tech Valley Dr, Suite 102,

East Greenbush, NY 12061 USA,
TEL: 1-800-261-2052,
joy.sliwa@gmail.com, www.globalspec.com
Is an online destination for engineers,
delivering a single source for critical
engineering content, information, insight,
tools and community for engineers and
technical professionals across multiple
industries and disciplines.
Watertown, WI, USA,

www.hydrocomponentsystems.com
Hydro-Consult Pty Ltd

Rye, VIC, Australia, 61-3-5985-8964
Hydro Expertise DL Inc

Dorval, QC, Canada,
www.hydroexpertise.com
Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK, www.icenta.co.uk
INDUPROJ
Ideal Power Inc
Mohammedia, Morocco,
www.induproj.com
Spicewood, TX, USA, www.idealpower.com
IDE Technologies
Kadima, Israel, www.ide-tech.com

Alternatives
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Hydro Expertise USA
IK4-Tekniker Research Centre
Plattsburgh, NY, USA,

www.hydroexpertise.com
Eibar Gipuzkoa, Spain,

www.tekniker.es/en/oferta-tecnologica/
energias_renovables
Hydrogen Safety LLC

East Hartford, CT, USA,
www.hydrogensafety.com
ImagineSolar
IAI Hydro Inc

York, PA, USA, www.iaihydro.com
INES
Le Bourget du Lac, France,
www.ines-solaire.org
Infnergy
Dorset, England, UK, www.infnergy.co.uk
Ing-Buero fuer Alternative Antriebe

und Erneuerbare Energien
Erlangen, Germany,
www.alternative-antriebe.de
Ingenieurbuero Henning Holst

Husum, Germany, www.ing-holst.de
Ingeteam Power Technology SA

Sarriguren, Spain, www.ingeteam.com
Ingvar Ingrids AB
Ludvika, Sweden, www.ingrids.se
INNOKEY
Bilbao, Vizcaya, Spain, www.innokey.es
INPRO Solar Systems

Eurasburg, Germany, www.inprosolar.de
IMERYS
St Petersburg, Russian Federation,

www.inset.ru
Inspecteam Hydro
Gremsdorf, Germany, www.imo.de
Godstone, Surrey, UK,

www.inspecteam-hydro.com
Impact Technical Services Ltd
Institute of Hydraulic Fluid Machinery
HYTORC
Seoul, Korea, www.hhi.co.kr
Pelham, AL, USA, www.itctrng.com
Inset
IMO
Hyundai Heavy Industries
Industrial Training Consultants Inc
Austin, TX, USA, www.imaginesolar.com

Roswell, GA, USA, www.imerys-aurora.com
333 Rt 17 N, Mahwah, NJ 07430 USA,

TEL:1-201-512-9500, info@hytorc.com,
www.hytorc.com
Delivers safe and simple bolting systems to
ensure joint integrity. With over 40 years
of experience, many innovations in torque
and tensioning systems have come from
the company. The engineering team continues to push the limits to deliver the best
equipment possible. There is no bolting
challenge that we cannot solve.
Indium Corp
Leicester, UK,
www.impacttechnicalservices.co.uk
IMS Ingenieurgesellschaft GmbH

Hamburg, Germany, www.ims-ing.de
Imtech Marine BV
Graz, Austria, www.hfm.tugraz.at

UNAM
Temixco, Morelos, Mexico,
www.cie.unam.mx
Rotterdam, The Netherlands,

www.imtechmarine.nl
Instituto Tecnolgico de Canarias ITC
IMTEK | NoOdor.com
Santa Luca, Gran Canaria, Las Palmas,

Spain, www.itccanarias.org
Alpharetta, GA, USA, www.noodor.com
Instrumenttjenesten A/S - ITAS
Inaccess
London, UK, www.inaccess.com
Aas, Norway, www.it-as.no
Integrated CHP Systems Corp

Princeton, NJ, USA, www.ichps.com
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IntelLiDrives Inc
James Troop and Co Ltd
Kato Engineering Inc
Philadelphia, PA, USA,

www.intellidrives.com
Runcorn, Cheshire, UK,

www.jamestroop.co.uk
North Mankato, MN, USA,

www.katoengineering.com
Interdevelopment Inc
JASC Jansens Aircraft Systems

Controls Inc
KCF Technologies

www.interdevelopment.com
Tempe, AZ, USA, www.jasc-controls.com
InterEnergy Srl
Cerveteri, (RM), Italy, www.interenergy.it
International Association of Plumbing

and Mechanical Offcials
Ontario, CA, USA, www.iapmo.org
International Chimney Corp

Electricidade SA
Pedroso, Portugal, www.jaymedacosta.pt
State College, PA, USA, www.kcftech.com
KC Hydro & Sackheim Consulting

Sacramento, CA, USA, www.kchydro.com
KEITH Manufacturing Co
JDR
Madras, OR, USA,

www.keithwalkingfoor.com
Littleport, Cambridgeshire, UK,

www.jdrglobal.com
Kelburn Engineering
East Kilbride, UK, www.kelburneng.co.uk
Buffalo, NY, USA,

www.internationalchimney.com
Jeffrey Rader

Association - IDEA

Processing
Westborough, MA, USA,

www.districtenergy.org
Jena, Thuringia, Germany,

www.jenoptik.com/lm
Keopsys SA
International Energy Systems (1983)

Ltd - IESL
John Crane
Kepco Inc
Duncan, SC, USA, www.terrasource.com
West Vancouver, BC, Canada,

www.iesl.com

Community
Columbus, OH, USA,
www.powerplanttechnicalforum.org
International Paint Ltd

Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, UK,
www.international-pc.com
International Power Machinery Co

Cleveland, OH, USA, www.intlpwr.com
International Solar Energy Society ISES
Johnson Controls Inc
Brockville, ON, Canada, www.ketchum.ca
Milwaukee, WI, USA,

www.johnsoncontrols.com/renewables
Keysight Technology Inc
Joint Institute for High Temperatures

of the Russian Academy of Sciences
(JIHT RAS)
Kiewit
Pomfret, MD, USA, www.steamcycle.com
Ketchum Manufacturing Inc
Santa Clara, CA, USA, www.keysight.com

Lenexa, KS, USA, www.kiewit.com
Kingsbury Inc
Philadelphia, PA, USA, www.kingsbury.com
Kingspan Environmental Ltd
Ljubljana, Slovenia, www.rcp.ijs.si
Portadown, Armagh, UK,

www.kingspanenviro.co.uk
Justsen Energiteknik A/S
Kleinschmidt Associates
Jozef Stefan Institute
Brabrand, Denmark, www.justsen.dk
JWG Consulting Ltd
Freiburg, Germany, www.ises.org
Lannion, France, www.keopsys.com

Flushing, NY, USA, www.kepcopower.com
Jonas Inc
Jyvskyl, Finland, www.peatsociety.org
Strawberry Plains, TN, USA,

www.kemerysolar.com
Morton Grove, IL, USA,

www.johncrane.com
Moscow, Russian Federation, www.jiht.ru
International Peat Society
Kemery Co
London, UK, www.jwgconsulting.com
Pittsfeld, ME, USA,

www.kleinschmidtusa.com
KMW Energy Inc
Moorpark, CA, USA, www.interphases.com
KACO new energy GmbH
London, ON, Canada,

www.kmwenergy.com
Neckarsulm, Germany,
www.kaco-newenergy.de
Knight Piesold Consulting
InterPhases Solar Inc
KACO new energy Inc

www.knightpiesold.com
IRT Integrated Rectifer Technologies

Inc
San Antonio, TX, USA,

www.kaco-newenergy.com/us
Edmonton, AB, Canada,

www.irtrectifer.com
Kamtex Industries Pte Ltd
Pforzheim, Germany, www.intersolar.us
Singapore, www.kamtexsolar.com
Denver, CO, USA, www.knightpiesold.com
Kolektor Magma doo
Skjetten, Norway, www.solenergi.no
Ljubljana, Slovenia,
www.kolektormagma.com
Iskraemeco dd
New York, NY, USA,

www.kaplancleantech.com
Komptech GmbH
ISES Norway - Norsk solenergiforening
Kranj, Slovenia, www.iskraemeco.si
ITH Engineering Inc
Karbone
New York, NY, USA, www.karbone.com
McHenry, IL, USA, www.ith.com
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Institute
Zagreb, Croatia, www.koncar-institut.com
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Kouei International Inc
LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS GmbH
London, UK, www.koueiinternational.com
Hamburg, Germany, www.ll-systems.com
Magnetic Div Global Equipment Mktg

Inc
KRAL AG
LFG Consult
Boca Raton, FL, USA,

www.globalmagnetics.com
Lustenau, Austria, www.kral.at
Viborg, Denmark, www.lfgconsult.com
Magnum Energy Inc

Kruger Inc
Everett, WA, USA,

www.magnumenergy.com
Cary, NC, USA, www.krugerusa.com
K-Sun Corp

(formerly Mailhem Engineers Pvt Ltd)
Somerset, WI, USA, www.ksun.com
KTI-Plersch Kltetechnik GmbH

Balzheim, Baden-Wrttemberg, Germany,
www.kti-plersch.com
Kugler of America Ltd

Somers, CT, USA,
www.kuglerofamerica.com
Kurz Instruments Inc
Lincoln Lubrication Systems

1 Lincoln Way, St Louis, MO 63120-1578
USA, TEL:1-800-435-9599,
brenda.hendricks@skf.com,
www.lincolnindustrial.com
Provides lubrication solutions for renewable energy production. From wind turbine
to hydropower and geothermal applications, the products help avoid expensive,
unplanned repairs and downtime.
Main Street Power Co Inc

Boulder, CO, USA,
www.mainstreetpower.com
Malaviya Solar Energy Consultancy

Pune, India, www.malaviya.in
Malcolm Dunstan and Associates
Monterey, CA, USA,

www.kurzinstruments.com
Linita Design & Mfg Corp

Kyocera Solar Pty Ltd
Lackawanna, NY, USA, www.linita.com
North Ryde, NSW, Australia,

www.kyocerasolar.com.au
LINK Tools International (USA) Inc
Kyoto Energy Pte Ltd
Pune, Maharashtra, India,

www.mailhem.com
Buckfastleigh, Devon, UK,

www.rccdams.com
Mammoet Wind A/S

Aalborg, Denmark, www.mammoet.com
Chicago, IL, USA, www.linktools.com
LithSafe

Environment
Clawson, MI, USA, www.lithsafe.com
Aguascalientes, Mexico, 52-449-2512562

www.mapps.l-3com.com
Lithuanian Energy Institute - LEI
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE
Kaunas, Lithuania, www.lei.lt
Laborelec SCRL
Lloyd Dynamowerke GmbH & Co KG
Oberhausen, Germany,
www.mandieselturbo.com
Linkebeek, Belgium, www.laborelec.com
Bremen, Germany, www.ldw.de
Lake Michigan Wind & Sun Ltd LMWS
Lotus Energy Inc
Singapore, www.kyotoenergy.net
L-3 MAPPS
Sturgeon Bay, WI, USA,

www.windandsun.com
Landpower Solar Technology Co Ltd
Hudson, NY, USA, www.lotusenergy.com
LTB Luft- und Thermotechnik Bayreuth

GmbH
Manitoba HVDC Research Centre

Winnipeg, MB, Canada, www.pscad.com
MapMart
Lone Tree, CO, USA, www.mapmart.com
marcus evans
Goldkronach, Germany, www.ltb.de
Chicago, IL, USA, www.marcusevans.com
LUDECA Inc
Marlec Engineering Co Ltd
Doral, FL, USA, www.ludeca.com
Northamptonshire, UK, www.marlec.co.uk
Rio Gallegos, Santa Cruz, Argentina,

www.lyr-ing.com
Lufft USA Inc
Marmota Engineering AG
Santa Barbara, CA, USA, www.lufft.com
Zurich, Switzerland, www.marmota.com
Lapesa Grupo Empresarial SL LAPESA
LumaSense Technologies Inc
Martin Engineering
Zaragoza, Spain, www.lapesa.es
Santa Clara, CA, USA,

www.lumasenseinc.com
Neponset, IL, USA, www.martin-eng.com
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen
Maas Companies Inc
Lueneburg, Germany, www.lap-laser.com
Rochester, MN, USA,

www.maascompanies.com
Xiamen, Fujian, China,

www.landpowersolar.com
L&R Ingenieria
Lasalle | NHC
LaSalle, QC, Canada, www.lasallenhc.com
LDK Consultants
Kifssia, Athens, Greece, www.ldk.gr
Leidos
San Diego, CA, USA, www.leidos.com
Mactenn Systems Ltd

Energietechnik
Mnchen, Germany, www.martingmbh.de
Maschinen & Technik Inc - MATEC
Suffolk, UK, www.mactenn.com
Muntinlupa City, Philippines,

www.matec.com.ph
Magnetech Industrial Services Inc
Matan International Group Ltd
Massillon, OH, USA, www.magnetech.com
Liverpool, UK, www.matan.co.uk
Matchtech
Fareham, Hampshire, UK,
www.matchtech.com
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J Maurits Consulting
Metso Power
Mono Pumps Ltd
Vancouver, WA, USA, 1-360-574-0700
Charlotte, NC, USA,

www.metso.com/energy
Manchester, UK, www.mono-pumps.com
Mavel Americas Inc
Morningstar Corp
MeXSI Inc
Boston, MA, USA, www.mavel.cz
Larchmont, NY, USA, www.mexsi.com
Newtown, PA, USA,

www.morningstarcorp.com
Meyer Burger AG
Morrison & Kibbey Ltd
Thun, Switzerland, www.meyerburger.ch
Bronxville, NY, USA, 1-917-653-3017
MHC Green Investments
Mortenson Construction
Bucharest, Romania, www.capitalfnance.ro
The Micha Design Co Ltd
Minneapolis, MN, USA,

www.mortenson.com/
industry_renewableenergy.aspx
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK,

www.micha.co.uk
Motech Industries Inc
Michels Corp
Xinshi Dist, Tainan City, Taiwan,

www.motechsolar.com
Mavel as
Benesov, Czech Republic, www.mavel.cz
Maven Power
Houston, TX, USA, www.mavenpower.com
Maxfair Hong Kong Ltd

Kwai Chung NT, Hong Kong,
www.maxfairsolar.com
MB Century
Taupo, New Zealand, www.mbcentury.com
Brownsville, WI, USA, www.michels.us
MC4Solar
Fredericksburg, TX, USA,
www.mc4solar.com
Helsinki, Finland, www.motiva.f
Ruurlo, The Netherlands,

www.microhydropower.net
Mounting Systems Inc
MidNite Solar Inc
West Sacramento, CA, USA,

www.mounting-systems.com
MCG Surge Protection

Deer Park, NY, USA, www.mcgsurge.com
Arlington, WA, USA, www.midnitesolar.com
McWane and Associates

San Jose, CA, USA, www.materialsite.com
Motiva Oy
Microhydropower.net
Mid-States Aluminum Corp

Fond du Lac, WI, USA, www.midstal.com
Mecc Alte UK Ltd
MSE-Tetragenics
Butte, MT, USA, www.tetragenics.com
MTS Sensor Technologie GmbH & Co

KG
Oakham, Rutland, UK, www.meccalte.com

Association - MREA
M-E-C CO
Custer, WI, USA, www.midwestrenew.org
Luedenscheid, Germany,
www.mtssensor.com
Milestones Building and Design
MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH
Bellingham, WA, USA,

www.mbdbuildings.com
Friedrichshafen, Germany,
www.mtu-online.com
Neodesha, KS, USA, www.m-e-c.com
Meggitt Sensing Systems

Fribourg, Switzerland,
www.vibro-meter.com
Millennium Energy Industries
Muhr GmbH
Mersen
Amman, Jordan, www.meisolar.com
Brannenburg, Germany, www.muhr.com
Amiens, France,
www.mersen.com/en/markets/energy
Mil-Ram Technology Inc
Muis Controls Ltd
Fremont, CA, USA, www.mil-ram.com
St Albert, AB, Canada,

www.muiscontrols.com
Mersen USA
Minder Energy Consulting
Newburyport, MA, USA,

www.ep.mersen.com
Oberlunkhofen, Switzerland,
www.minder-energy.ch
Metalco (Heaters) Ltd

Nicosia, Cyprus, www.metalcoheaters.com
Mistaya Engineering Inc

Calgary, AB, Canada, www.mistaya.ca
Meteodyn
MKS Instruments Inc
Nantes, France, www.meteodyn.com
METHASYN EG
Cham, Zug, Switzerland,
www.methasyn.com

GmbH
Allschwil, Switzerland,
www.multi-contact.com
Munters Corp
Amesbury, MA, USA, www.munters.us
Andover, MA, USA, www.mksinst.com
Murphy International Development

LLC
Mobile Desk/Mobile Offce Solutions
Georgetown, CT, USA,

www.murphyintldev.com
West Chester, OH, USA,

www.mobiledesk.com
Modular Industrial Computer Inc
Rostock, Germany, www.met-online.com
Chattanooga, TN, USA, www.mic.com
Met Offce
MoistTech
Devon, UK,
www.metoffce.gov.uk/renewables
Sarasota, FL, USA, www.moisttech.com
Monitor Technologies LLC

Metso Denmark A/S
Multi-Contact AG
Mutah University
Al-Karak, Jordan, www.mutah.edu.jo
NAES Corp
Issaquah, WA, USA, www.naes.com
NAMICS Technologies Inc

San Jose, CA, USA, www.namics-usa.com
Elburn, IL, USA, www.monitortech.com
Horsens, Denmark,
www.metso.com/recycling
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Narec (National Renewable Energy

Centre Ltd)
Northumberland, UK, www.narec.co.uk
NATCOM
St Leonard, QC, Canada,
www.cleaverbrooks.com
National Biomass Association - NBA

Plovdiv, Bulgaria, www.bgbiom.org
Noramco Wire & Cable
OAI
Coquitlam, BC, Canada, www.noramco.ca
San Jose, CA, USA, www.oainet.com
Norcan Hydraulic Turbine Inc
OBrien & Gere
Carleton Place, ON, Canada,

www.norcanhydro.com
East Norriton, PA, USA, www.obg.com
ODonnell Consulting Engineers

Norconsult AS
Sandvika, Norway, www.norconsult.com
Bethel Park, PA, USA,

www.odonnellconsulting.com
Nord-Lock Inc
Odotech Inc
National Conveyors Co Inc
Carnegie, PA, USA, www.nord-lock.com
Montreal, QC, Canada, www.odotech.com
East Granby, CT, USA,

www.nationalconveyors.com
Nortek UK
Hants, UK, www.nortekuk.co.uk
National Electric Coil

Columbus, OH, USA,
www.national-electric-coil.com
OFS

Washington, DC, USA, www.hydro.org
National Instruments
Austin, TX, USA, www.ni.com/vision
Native
Austin, TX, USA, www.buildnative.com
Natural Energy Systems

Norfolk, UK,
www.naturalenergysystems.co.uk
UAB Naujoji siluma Newheat
North American Board of Certifed

Energy Practitioners - NABCEP
56 Clifton Country Rd, Suite 202, Clifton
Park, NY 12065 USA,
TEL:1-800-654-0021, info@nabcep.org,
www.nabcep.org
Administers the most widely recognized and
respected certifcations for solar professionals. Raising industry standards and promoting consumer confdence, NABCEP is the
gold standard for PV and solar heating
professionals.
Vilnius, Lithuania, www.newheat.lt
2000 Northeast Expwy, Norcross, GA 30071

USA, TEL:1-888-342-3743,
ofs@ofsoptics.com, www.ofsoptics.com
Is a world-leading designer, manufacturer
and provider of optical fber, fber-optic
cable, connectivity, fber-to-the-subscriber
(FTTX) and specialty photonics products.
Oi-electric a/s
Maarslet, Denmark, www.oi-electric.dk
OLeary Public Relations

Dunfermline, Fife, UK,
www.olearyrmpr.co.uk
Navigant
North Energy Associates Ltd
Omex Environmental Ltd

www.navigant.com/energy
Sheffeld, South Yorkshire, UK,

www.northenergy.co.uk
Norfolk, UK, www.omex.co.uk
Navigants BTM Consult

Association (NorCal Solar)
ONE Sothebys International Realty

Copenhagen, Denmark,
www.navigantresearch.com
Berkeley, CA, USA, www.norcalsolar.org
Maimi, FL, USA,

www.onesothebysrealty.com
Onset Computer Corp
Nem Chand & Bros
Northern State Metals
Bourne, MA, USA, www.onsetcomp.com
Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India,

www.nemchandbros.com
Youngstown, OH, USA,

www.extrusions.com
Onsite hv Solutions Americas Inc
NEPLAN AG
Northwest Hydraulic Consultants
Ksnacht, Switzerland, www.neplan.ch
North Vancouver, BC, Canada,

www.nhcweb.com
Gormley, ON, Canada,

www.hvgrid-tech.com/business-units/
testing-diagnostics
Network Connections Group USA

Lake Mary, FL, USA, www.ncusa.com
Neuman & Esser USA Inc

Katy, TX, USA, www.neuman-esser.com
New Energy Scout GmbH

Winterthur, Switzerland,
www.newenergyscout.com
New Energy Technologies (Pty) Ltd
Northwire Inc
Osceola, WI, USA, www.northwire.com

Development
Toronto, ON, Canada,
www.ontariocanada.com
Nova Analytical Systems Inc

Niagara Falls, NY, USA, www.nova-gas.com
Onyx Ta-Ho Environmental Services

Co Ltd
Nova Electric
Taipei, Taiwan, www.tahoho.com.tw
Bergenfeld, NJ, USA,

www.novaelectric.com
OPAL-RT Technologies
Montreal, QC, Canada, www.opal-rt.com
Parkhurst, Johannesburg, South Africa,

www.newenergy.co.za

Consulting
Newmills Engineering
Gilleleje, Denmark,
www.danbbs.dk/~novator

www.opcontech.com
Numeca International
Openchannelfow
Brussels, Belgium, www.numeca.com
Boise, ID, USA, www.openchannelfow.com
Ballycarry, Co Antrim, UK,

www.newmillsengineeering.com
OpCon Technologies Inc
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Optosolar GmbH
Parker Precision Cooling Systems
Peterson Beckner Industries
Merdingen, Germany, www.optosolar.com
New Haven, IN, USA,

www.parkerprecisioncooling.com
Houston, TX, USA,

www.petersonbeckner.com
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Petrotech Inc
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK,

www.pbworld.com
New Orleans, LA, USA,

www.petrotechinc.com
Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, UK,

www.orbital2.com
Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc
Pfannenberg Inc
Boston, MA, USA, www.pbworld.com
Lancaster, NY, USA,

www.pfannenbergusa.com
Orengine International
Patriot Solar Group
Lavagna, (GE), Italy, www.orengine.com
Albion, MI, USA,

www.patriotsolargroup.com
PHG Energy
PB Power Inc
Phoenix Contact
Boston, MA, USA, www.pbworld.com
Middletown, PA, USA,

www.phoenixcontact.com
ORBIS Corp
Oconomowoc, WI, USA,
www.orbiscorporation.com
Orbital2 Ltd
Antioch, TN, USA, www.phgenergy.com
Organics Asia Co Ltd

Phatum Thani, Thailand, www.organics.com
Osiris Hydrographic and Geophysical

Projects Ltd
PCA Engineers Ltd
Wirral, UK, www.osirisprojects.co.uk
Nettleham, Lincoln, UK, www.pcaeng.co.uk
Outotec Energy Products
PCE Instruments UK Ltd
Coeur dAlene, ID, USA,

www.outotec.com/energyproducts
Southampon, Hampshire, UK,

www.industrial-needs.com
OWS nv
PDC Machines Inc
Gent, Belgium, www.ows.be
Warminster, PA, USA,

www.pdcmachines.com
Phoenix Electric Corp

Boston, MA, USA, www.pec-usa.biz
P2
Phoenix Solar AG
Sulzemoos, Germany,
www.phoenixsolar-group.com
Photonics Marketing Co
Mumbai, India,
www.photonics-marketing.com
PDR Associates (Renewable) Inc
Yorba Linda, CA, USA,

www.p-2.com/products
East Brunswick, NJ, USA,

www.pdrassocs.com
Pacifc Power Renewables
Peak Translations Ltd
Auburn, CA, USA, www.pacpower.biz
Whaley Bridge, UK,

www.peak-translations.co.uk
PA Consulting Group
Denver, CO, USA, www.paconsulting.com
Physics of Semiconductors and Solar

Energy Research Team (PSES)
Rabat, Morocco, www.ictp.it/~barhdadi
Pintsch Aben BV
Maarssen, The Netherlands,
www.pintschaben.com
PanelClaw Inc
Pelrine and Buchanans Maritime

Trading Worldwide
North Andover, MA, USA,

www.panelclaw.com
Halifax, NS, Canada,

www.industrialgeneratorsforsale.com
PanGlobal Training Systems Ltd
Pemamek Oy
Calgary, AB, Canada,

www.powerengineering.org
Loimaa, Finland, www.pemamek.com
Askim Gothenburg, Sweden,

www.pitchwind.com
Penn State World Campus
PLANSEE SE
Parker Hannifn
University Park, PA, USA, www.ress.psu.edu
Reutte, Austria, www.plansee.com
Charlotte, NC, USA,

www.parker.com/gridtie
Penn-Union Corp

GmbH & Co KG
PennWell Marketing Solutions

Tulsa, OK, USA,
www.pennwellmarketing.com
Perennial Energy Nepal Pvt Ltd
Parker Hannifn Corp

6035 Parkland Blvd, Cleveland, OH
44124-4141 USA, TEL:1-844-372-7537,
powergen@parker.com,
www.parker.com/energy
Offers motion-control technologies and
systems, providing precision-engineered
solutions.
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Much, Germany, www.plarad.de
Platypus Power
Smithfeld, QLD, Australia,
www.platypuspower.com.au
Kathmandu, Nepal,
www.perennialnepal.com
Podroof Inc
Perkins Specialized Transportation

Contracting
PORTA
Crystal Lake, IL, USA, www.podroof.com/us

Agrate Brianza, (MB), Italy, www.soco.it
Northfeld, MN, USA, www.perkinsstc.com
Positive Energy Solar

PES UK Ltd
Leicestershire, UK, www.pesukltd.com
Nairobi, Kenya, www.pipal.com
PitchWind Systems AB
Edinboro, PA, USA, www.penn-union.com
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www.positiveenergysolar.com
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POSjoman Hydrotech Consulting
ProSim Inc
Quixotic Systems Inc
Burnaby, BC, Canada, 1-604-219-1732
Philadelphia, PA, USA, www.prosim.net
New York, NY, USA,

www.quixotic-systems.com
Pttinger Entsorgungstechnik GmbH

& Co KG
Prosonix Corp
Milwaukee, WI, USA, www.pro-sonix.com
R2 Resource Consultants Inc

Redmond, WA, USA, www.r2usa.com
Grieskirchen, Austria,
www.poettinger-oneworld.at
Prowind Energy Ltd

Auckland, New Zealand,
www.prowindenergy.com
Racell SAPHIRE
Poulek Solar Co Ltd

Praha, Czech Republic,
www.solar-trackers.com
Prudent Living Inc
RADTech Ltd
Windsor, VT, USA, prudentliving.com
Kingston upon Thames, UK,

www.radius.co.uk
Power Lube Industrial LLC

Racine, WI, USA, www.powerlubeind.com
Psychsoftpc
Quincy, MA, USA, www.psychsoftpc.com
Ramboll
PTMW Inc
Copenhagen South, Denmark,

www.ramboll.com/wind
Powernet Oy
Vantaa, Finland, www.powernet.f
Copenhagen SV, Denmark, www.racell.com
Topeka, KS, USA, www.ptmw.com
PowerPod Corp
Puleo Electronics Inc
R&G Energy Systems
Lynbrook, NY, USA, www.annunciator.com
Rotorua, New Zealand,

www.rgenergysystems.com
Phoenix, AZ, USA,

www.powerssolarframes.com
PumpScout
Raycap SA
Tacoma, WA, USA, www.pumpscout.com
Maroussi, Athens, Greece, www.raycap.com
Powertech Labs Inc
Pure Energy Centre
Raytek Corp
Surrey, BC, Canada,

www.powertechlabs.com
Shetland, UK, www.pureenergycentre.com
Santa Cruz, CA, USA, www.raytek.com
PV-Engineering GmbH - PVE
RBI Solar Inc

Cincinnati, OH, USA, www.rbisolar.com
Taos, NM, USA, www.ppcsolar.com
Iserlohn, Germany,
www.pv-engineering.com
Practical Action Consutling
PV Insider
Warwickshire, UK,
www.practicalaction.org.uk/consulting
London, UK, http://news.pv-insider.com
Bradenton, FL, USA,

www.readycontainment.com
PVinsights
Realforce Power
Taipei City, Taiwan, www.pvinsights.com
Jinan, Shandong, China,

www.realforce-power.com
Olathe, CO, USA, www.powerpod.com
Powers Solar Frames LLC
PPC Solar
Praj Industries Ltd

Maharashtra, Pune, India, www.praj.net
PV Measurements Inc
Precision Combustion Inc
North Haven, CT, USA,
www.precision-combustion.com
Boulder, CO, USA,

www.pvmeasurements.com
PV-plan
Ready Containment LLC
REC Solar
San Luis Obispo, CA, USA,
www.recsolar.com
Red Acoustics Ltd
Princeton Power Systems Inc
Stuttgart, Germany, www.pv-plan.de
Lawrenceville, NJ, USA,

www.princetonpower.com
PVsyst SA
Preston, Lancashire, UK,

www.redacoustics.co.uk
PRM Energy Systems Inc - PRME
Satigny, Geneva, Switzerland,

www.pvsyst.com
Reelcraft Industries Inc
Hot Springs, AR, USA, www.prmenergy.com
PXL Seals
Columbia City, IN, USA, www.reelcraft.com
Bellegarde-sur-Valserine, Ain, France,

www.pxlseals.com
Relight
Oak Ridge, TN, USA, www.processengr.com
Process Technology
Quality Two-Way Radios
ReliOn
Mentor, OH, USA,

www.processtechnology.com
Temecula, CA, USA,

www.quality2wayradios.com
Spokane, WA, USA, www.relion-inc.com
Progetto Energia Srl
Quanta Power Generation
St James, NY, USA, www.remtechinc.com
Roma, (RM), Italy,

www.progettoenergia.com
Greenwood Village, CO, USA,

www.quantapower.net
Remtech SA
Project Risk Ltd
Quartzelec Ltd
Westmoreland, TN, USA, www.projrisk.com
Rugby, Warks, UK, www.quartzelec.com
Proplan Ltd
Quick Mount PV
Nicosia, Cyprus, www.proplan_cyprus.com
Walnut Creek, CA, USA,

www.quickmountpv.com
Process Engineering Associates LLC
Milan, (MI), Italy, www.relight.it
Remtech Inc
Velizy, France, www.remtechinc.com
Renegen
Powys, Wales, UK, www.renegen.co.uk
ReneSola
San Francisco, CA, USA, www.renesola.com
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Renewable Devices Ltd
Rising Sun Solar
RussTech Language Services Inc
Midlothian, Edinburgh, UK,

www.renewabledevices.com
Haiku, HI, USA, www.risingsunsolar.com
Tallahassee, FL, USA, www.russtechinc.com
Rittal Corp
SAC Boiler Plant Ltd
Renewable Energy Corp Ltd
Schaumburg, IL, USA, www.rittal.us
Lincoln, UK, www.sacbp.co.uk
Holyport, Maidenhead, UK,

www.renewableenergy.co.uk
Rittal GmbH & Co KG
Safety Technology Ltd
Herborn, Germany, www.rittal.de
Raglan, Monmouthshire, UK,

www.safetytechnology.co.uk
Renewable Energy Long Island - RELI
Robin Sun
East Hampton, NY, USA,

www.renewableenergylongisland.org
Strasbourg, France, www.robinsun.com/en
Safety Technology USA
Rockwell Automation Inc
Grand Rapids, MI, USA,

www.safetytechnologyusa.com
Milwaukee, WI, USA,

www.rockwellautomation.com
Safway Group Holding LLC

Waukesha, WI, USA, www.safway.com
RenewableEnergyWorld.com
SAGE Energy Inc
98 Spit Brook Rd, Nashua, NH 03062 USA,

TEL:1-603-891-0123,
www.renewableenergyworld.com
Provides renewable energy news and information, webcasts, banner and e-newsletter
advertising. Website offers product and
company directories, job postings, events
calendar, commentary, blogs and more.
Windsor, NS, Canada, www.sage-energy.ca
Renewables Plus Ltd

Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan,
Malaysia, www.plasmarenewables.com
Sahara Wind Inc

Rolls Battery Engineering
1 Station Rd, PO Box 2020, Springhill, NS
B0M 1X0, Canada, TEL:902-597-3767,
sales@rollsbattery.com,
www.rollsbattery.com
Manufactures premium fooded and sealed
deep-cycle lead acid batteries in 2V, 4V, 6V,
8V and 12V models for renewable energy
markets around the world.
See ad page 45
Renusol America
Authority - ANRE
Atlanta, GA, USA,

www.renusolamerica.com
Avignon, Vaucluse, France,
www.res-med.eu
Ronan Engineering Co
RESOL - Elektronische Regelungen

GmbH
Rotork Plc

Alternatives - RCDA
Sander + Partner
Munich, Germany, www.sander-partner.com
Santes Incinerator
Ankara, Turkey, www.santes.com.tr

Research Institute - SPRERI
Anand, Gujaratg, India, www.spreri.org
Sargent & Lundy LLC

Chicago, IL, USA, www.sargentlundy.com
Roxtec Inc
Reynolds International Ltd
Tullamore, Co Offaly, Ireland,

www.rrprojects.net
Mold, Flintshire, UK,

www.reynolds-international.co.uk
R SCHMITT-ENERTEC GmbH
RH Energy Ltd
Mendig, Germany,
www.rschmitt-enertec.com
Hampshire, UK, www.rhenergy.com
RS Technologies
Calgary, AB, Canada, www.rspoles.com
Illarsez, Switzerland, www.rhyner-energie.ch
RST Instruments Ltd

Rich Hessler Business Development
Culver City, CA, USA, www.richhessler.com
Maple Ridge, BC, Canada,

www.rstinstruments.com
Rijkert Knoppers Tekstproducties
Rubberart Artefatos de Borracha Ltda
BKs Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands,

www.rijkertknoppers.nl
Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil, www.rubberart.com.br
RUD Chain Inc

RIKA Innovative Ofentechnik GmbH
Nicosia, Cyprus, www.savcosolar.com
Saxlund International Ltd

Southampton, UK, www.saxlund.co.uk
Tulsa, OK, USA, www.roxtec.com
RR Projects
Rhyner Energie
Savco Solar Energy
Bath, Somerset, UK, www.rotork.com
Mansehra, Pakistan, 92-997-303601
Hiawatha, IA, USA, www.rudchain.com
Micheldorf, Oberosterreich, Austria,

www.rika.at
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Houston, TX, USA, www.sbec.com
Valencia, CA, USA, www.ronan.com
Hattingen, Germany, www.resol.com
S&B Engineers and Constructors
Bucharest, Sect 2, Romania, www.anre.ro
RES Mediterranean
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SAXOVENT kologische Investments

GmbH & Co KG
Berlin, Germany, www.saxovent.de
SBM Solar Inc

Concord, NC, USA, www.sbmsolar.com
Schaeffer Technologies AG & Co KG

Schweinfurt, Germany,
www.schaeffer.de/windpower
Schenck Process UK Ltd

Doncaster, UK, www.schenckprocess.co.uk
Schletter Inc
Shelby, NC, USA, www.schletter.us

GmbH
Freudenstadt, Germany,
www.schmid-group.com
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Schneider Electric
SETEC
Siemens AG Energy Sector
Andover, MA, USA,

www.schneider-electric.com
Boxdorf-Dresden, Germany,
www.setec-windpower.com
Erlangen, Germany,
www.powergeneration.siemens.com
School of Engineering Sion-Institute of

Systems Engineering

Association (SNEIA)
Siemens Canada Ltd, Ruggedcom
Sion, Switzerland, http://isi.hevs.ch
Shanghai, China, www.snec.org.cn
Concord, ON, Canada,

www.ruggedcom.com
Schools and Homes Energy Education

Project/Solar-Active
Shenzhen Hitec Lighting Co Ltd
Siemens Energy, Power Generation

www.hti-global.com
Orlando, FL, USA,

www.usa.siemens.com/energy
Shermco Industries
Siemens Process Industry and Drives
Irving, TX, USA, www.shermco.com
Hauppauge, NY, USA,

www.sea.siemens.com
Sheffeld, South Yorkshire, UK,

www.solar-active.com
Schutte & Koerting

Trevose, PA, USA, www.s-k.com
Siemens plc
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories

Inc
Berkshire, UK, www.siemens.co.uk
Pullman, WA, USA, www.selinc.com
Siemens PLM Software
Scipar Inc
Shoals Technologies Group
Williamsville, NY, USA, www.scipar.com
1400 Shoals Way, Portland, TN 37148

USA, TEL:1-615-451-1400,
sales@shoals.com, www.shoals.com
Manufactures balance of systems solutions. Through innovation and diversifcation the company has grown exponentially
since its founding in 1996. Maintains a
diverse portfolio of PV balance of systems
products, including, combiner/re-combiner
boxes, disconnecting combiner boxes,
custom harnessing solutions, junction
boxes, PV wire, in-line fuses, racking and
PV monitoring solutions.
Screw Conveyor Corp

Hammond, IN, USA,
www.screwconveyor.com
Sealcon
Centennial, CO, USA, www.sealconusa.com
Sealogic Innovations Corp

Belleville, ON, Canada, www.seal-ogic.com
Search Hydro Ltd

Castle Douglas, UK, 44-1644-450-670
Seatronics Ltd
See ad page 4
Leuven, Belgium,
www.siemens.com/plm/lms

Distribution Ltd
Manchester, UK,
www.siemens.co.uk/energy
Siemens Turbomachinery Equiment

GmbH
Frankenthal, Germany,
www.siemens.com/energy
Siemens Wind Power A/S

Brande, Denmark,
www.siemens.com/windpower
Aberdeen, UK, www.seatronics-group.com
SHW Storage & Handling Soltutions

GmbH
Seawater Greenhouse Ltd
Huettlingen, Germany, www.shs-aalen.de
Monterey, CA, USA,

www.sierrainstruments.com
London, UK,
www.seawatergreenhouse.com
SICK
Sigma Capital Group
Houston, TX, USA, www.sickusa.com
Hancock, MI, USA, www.sigmacapital.net
Sidus Solutions LLC
Sigma Engineering Ltd
San Diego, CA, USA,

www.sidus-solutions.com

www.sigmaengineering.com
Siemens AG
SigmaFlow
Fuerth, Germany,
www.siemens.com/photovoltaic
Plano, TX, USA, www.sigmafow.com
Semikron Inc
Hudson, NH, USA, www.semikron.com
Semikron Ltd
Hertford, UK, www.semikron.com
SENER
Tres Cantos, Madrid, Spain,
www.sener-group.com
Sensor Developments Inc

Lake Orion, MI, USA, www.sendev.com
Servicesat
Limassol, Cyprus, www.servicesat.net
Services Hydro Energie - SHYNERGIE

Courbevoie Paris la Dfense, France,
www.snrj.fr
SERVPRO (M) Sdn Bhd

Seri Kembangan, Selangor, Malaysia,
www.servpro.com.my
Siemens AG
Lutherstr 51, Goerlitz Germany,
TEL: +49-3581-68-0,
support.energy@siemens.com,
www.siemens.com/steamturbines
Offers a comprehensive range of steam
turbines from 45 kW to 1900 MW, with the
fexibility to address the specifc requirements of particular applications. With over
a century of experience and continuous
development in steam turbine technology,
the company has stayed at the forefront of
development and is a prime partner for your
business.
Sierra Instruments Inc
Sika Corp
Madison Heights, MI, USA,
www.usa.sika.com
Siliconsultant
Evergreen, CO, USA,
www.siliconsultant.com
Silk Road Solar Africa

Seattle, WA, USA,
www.silkroadsolarafrica.com
SimTech Simulation Technology

Graz, Austria, www.simtechnology.com
See ad page 11
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Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd
The Solar Design Co
Solaris Energy Systems
Hemel Hempstead, Herts, UK,

www.sir-robert-mcalpine.com
Machynlleth, Powys, UK,

www.solardesign.co.uk
Macroom, Co Cork, Ireland,

www.solaris-energy.com
SKC Lighting
SolarDock
Solarnor
Covington, GA, USA, www.skcflms.com
Wilmington, DE, USA, www.solardock.com
Papendrecht, The Netherlands,

www.solarnor.nl
SKF GmbH
SolarOne Solutions Inc
Schweinfurt, Germany, www.skf.com
Needham, MA, USA, www.solarone.net
SKF Sealing Solutions Austria GmbH

Solar Pro Mexico
Judenburg, Styria, Austria,

www.skf.com/machinedseals
SolarEdge Technologies Inc
SKM Enviros
Manchester, UK, www.enviros.com
Sko-Die Inc
Morton Grove, IL, USA, www.skodie.com
Slovenske Energeticke Strojarne AS SES

Tlmace, Slovak Republic, www.ses.sk
SMA America LLC

Rocklin, CA, USA, www.sma-america.com
47505 Seabridge Dr, Fremont, CA 94538

USA, TEL:1-877-360-5292,
infona@solaredge.com, www.solaredge.us
Provides an end-to-end distributed solar
power harvesting and PV monitoring solution, maximizing the power generation of
residential, commercial and large-scale
PV system installations by up to 25%,
for a faster return on investment. Module
manufacturers, installers and home owners
enjoy the benefts of solutions which allow
maximum energy by design by optimal
roof utilization through constraint free
design, module-level monitoring.
Smart Fibres Ltd

Bracknell, UK, www.smartfbres.com
Solar Edwards
Snap-on Industrial
Kenosha, WI, USA,
www.snapon.com/industrial
www.snclavalin.com
Chicago, IL, USA, www.sodimate-inc.com
Solahart Industries Pty Ltd

Perth, NSW, Australia, www.solahart.com
Solaire Diffusion
SOLAR-RIPP
Kampala, Uganda,
www.bidnetwork.org/en/member/
ssengoobaismail
Solar Energy Corp

Ewing, NJ, USA, www.solec.org
Solarexpo
New York, NY, USA,

www.solairegeneration.com
Belluno, (BL), Italy, www.solarexpo.com
Solairgen
Dahlonega, GA, USA, www.solairgen.com
Sagamore Beach, MA, USA,

www.solarfairlighting.com
SOLARA BV
SOLARHOT
SolarFlairLighting.com

www.solarnor.nl
Raleigh, NC, USA, www.solarhot.com
Solar Clam-P
Lakewood, NJ, USA,

www.solarindustries.com
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SolarReserve
Solar Electric Specialists Ltd
Abingdon, UK, www.uk-ises.org
Solaire Generation
Colebrook, NH, USA,

www.solarconsultingservices.com
Santa Monica, CA, USA,

www.solarreserve.com
The Solar Energy Society - UK-ISES
Gardanne, France,
www.boutique-solaire-diffusion.eu
Solar Consulting Services - SCS
PO Box 100 170, Pforzheim 75101

Germany, TEL: +49-7231-58598-0,
brade@intersolar.us, www.intersolar.us
Organizes global exhibitions and conferences in the felds of renewable energy and
energy effciency. The portfolio includes
events for the areas of photovoltaics, PV
production technologies, energy storage,
solar thermal technologies, solar architecture, energy effcient buildings and the use
of biomass in power generation.
Sinzig, Germany, www.solarripp.com
Solar Energy Advocacy
Sodimate Inc
Philadelphia, PA, USA,

www.solarclam-p.com
Solar Promotion International GmbH
Welshpool Perth, WA, Australia,

www.edwards.com.au
Canterbury, New Zealand,
www.gosolar.co.nz
SNC-Lavalin Inc
Merida, Yucatan, Mexico,

www.solarpro.com.mx
Solar Industries
SolarInsure Inc
Costa Mesa, CA, USA,
www.solarinsure.com
SolarRoofHook.com
5830 Las Positas Rd, Livermore, CA 94551
USA, TEL:1-844-671-6045,
rgentry@quickscrews.com,
www.solarroofhook.com
Carries mounting solutions for installing
solar panels onto residential roofs. Specializes in easy to use products that are cost
effective and readily available in Livermore,
California and Rock Hill, South Carolina.
See ad page 59
SolarRoofs.com
Carmichael, CA, USA, www.solarroofs.com
SolarShop
Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK,
www.solarshop.co.uk
Solar Solutions Central

Mahtomedi, MN, USA,
www.solarsolutionscentral.com
Solar Supplies UK Ltd

Nottingham, UK,
www.solarsuppliesuk.co.uk
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Solar Systems Australia
Sonnergy Ltd
Stork Turbo Blading
Gaven, QLD, Australia,

www.solarsystemsaustralia.com.au
Abingdon, UK, www.sonnergy.com
Ithaca, NY, USA, www.he-machinery.com
SOURIAU
Strathclyde University
Solartronic SA de CV
York, PA, USA, www.souriau-industrial.com
Glasgow, UK, www.strath.ac.uk/esru
Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico,

www.solartronic.com
Southwest Research Institute
Stress Free Systems Ltd
San Antonio, TX, USA, www.swri.org
Agodi-Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria,

234-803-310-5126
Solart-System Ltd
Budapest, Hungary, www.solart-system.hu
Solar Turbines Inc
Spice Solar
Campbell, CA, USA, www.spicesolar.com
Structural Integrity Associates Inc

San Jose, CA, USA, www.structint.com
San Diego, CA, USA,

www.solarturbines.com
Spilling Energie Systeme GmbH
Solar UK Ltd
Spire Corp
Northiam, East Sussex, UK,

www.solaruk.net
Bedford, MA, USA, www.spirecorp.com
Subsea Cables UK
S-Products Inc
Stockton-on-Tees, UK,
www.subseacablesuk.org.uk
Solar Water Technologies

Fredericksburg, TX, USA,
www.solarwater.com
Solcan
Hamburg, Germany, www.spilling.de
Jerusalem, Israel, 972-52-896-4032
Fairfeld, CT, USA, www.s-products.com
Sputnik Engineering AG (SolarMax)

Biel, Switzerland, www.solarmax.com
London, ON, Canada, www.solcan.ca
SPX Bolting Systems
SolData Instruments
Pasadena, TX, USA,

www.spxboltingsystems.com
Silkeborg, Denmark, www.soldata.dk
Soleco Ltd
Porvoo, Finland, www.soleco.f
Solectria Renewables LLC

Lawrence, MA, USA, www.solectria.com
Solera Sustainable Energies Co Ltd

Pickering, ON, Canada,
www.soleraenergies.com
Sol Inc
Palm City, FL, USA, www.solarlighting.com
Solion
London, England, UK, www.solion.co.uk
Sollega Inc
San Francisco, CA, USA, www.sollega.com
SOLON
Tucson, AZ, USA, www.solon.com
Studio Yigal Levi
Square Two Lubrication Ltd/Memolub

HPS Lubricators
Clun, Shropshire, UK, www.s2lube.com
SunCat Solar LLC

Elgin, AZ, USA, 1-602-710-0477
Sundance Solar Designs

Olathe, CO, USA,
www.sundancesolardesigns.com
PT Sundaya Indonesia
Sentul, West Java, Indonesia,
www.sundaya.com
Sundials Australia
New Castle, DE, USA, www.sssclutch.com
Kilburn, SA, Australia,

www.sundialsaustralia.com.au
Standard Bank
SunDog Energy Ltd
SSS Clutch Co Inc
Johannesburg, South Africa,

www.standardbank.com
Penrith, Cumbria, UK,

www.sundog-energy.co.uk
Standard Solar Inc
Sunera Distribution Pte Ltd
Rockville, MD, USA,

www.standardsolar.com
Singapore, www.suneradistribution.com
Michael Stavy Energy Economist
Kahului, HI, USA, www.sunkinghawaii.com
Chicago, IL, USA, www.michaelstavy.com
Stealth Power
Austin, TX, USA, www.stealthpower.net
Sun King Inc

Sunmodo Corp
Vancouver, WA, USA, www.sunmodo.com
Sunnergy Energias Renovables
Madrid, Spain, www.stejasa.com
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico,

www.sunnergy.com.mx
Lausanne, Switzerland, www.solstis.com
The Stella Group Ltd
SunPower-Tenesol
Sol Systems LLC

www.thestellagroupltd.com
La Tour de Salvagny, France,

www.sunpowercorp.com
Stellar Sun
Sunrnr of Virginia Inc
Solstis Energie Solaire

www.solsystemscompany.com
STEJASA Agregados Industriales SA
Scott, AR, USA, www.stellarsun.com
Port Republic, VA, USA, www.sunrnr.com
San Marcos, TX, USA,

www.solterrarenewable.com
Steritool Inc
SunStar Strategic
Sonder Regulacion SA
Stichting Bakens Verzet
Solterra Renewable Technologies
Rubi, Barcelona, Spain,

www.sonder-regulacion.com
Jacksonville, FL, USA, www.steritool.com

Wieringerwerf, The Netherlands,
www.integrateddevelopment.org
Alexandria, VA, USA,

www.sunstarstrategic.com
Sunstove Organisation
Crystal Park, South Africa,
www.sungravity.com
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SunWorks
Tank Connection Affliate Group
Thaker SimTech LLC
Louzignac, Charente Maritime, France,

www.sunworks.co.uk
Parsons, KS, USA,

www.tankconnection.com
Canaan, NH, USA, www.thakerllc.com
Sun Xtender Batteries
Team Humber Marine Alliance
West Covina, CA, USA,

www.sunxtender.com
Hull, UK, www.thma.co.uk
Thermal Wave Imaging Inc

Ferndale, MI, USA, www.thermalwave.com
Third Sun Solar and Wind Power Ltd
Superluming Co Ltd
www.superluming.com
Teamsustain Ltd
Athens, OH, USA, www.thirdsunsolar.com
Cochin, Kerala, India,

www.teamsustain.com
TKD KABEL GmbH
Technidea Corp/ZIPLEVEL
Nettetal Kaldenkirchen, Germany,

www.tkd-kabel.de
Super Radiator Coils
Escondido, CA, USA, www.ziplevel.com
Chaska, MN, USA,

www.superradiatorcoils.com
TechnoCentre olien
Tom Jardine
Worcester, UK, 44-1886-830-085
Gaspe, QC, Canada, www.eolien.qc.ca
Superwind GmbH
Torftech Ltd
Bruehl, Germany, www.superwind.com
SURSOLAR
Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina,
www.sursolar.com
Technological Educational Institute of

Crete
Thatcham, UK, www.torftech.com
Chania, Crete, Greece,

www.chania.teicrete.gr
Torresol Energy
Tres Cantos, Madrid, Spain,
www.torresolenergy.com
Tech Products Inc
Sustainable Control Systems Ltd
Toshiba Corp Power Systems Co
Hereford, UK, www.sustainablecontrol.com
Staten Island, NY, USA,

www.techproducts.com
Sustainable Impact
Tcnicas de Energa Ambiental SL
Trafalgar, VIC, Australia,

www.sustainableimpact.com.au
Maro, Malaga, Spain,

www.tecnicasmaro.com
Swedish Bioenergy Association
Tecon Group
Stockholm, Sweden, www.svebio.se
Patras, Axaia, Greece, www.tecon-group.eu
SymCom Inc
Telefonika Cable Americas
Rapid City, SD, USA, www.symcom.com
Bolingbrook, IL, USA, www.tfcable.com
Tractel Greifzug GmbH
Symmetron Electronic Applications
Telepower Australia
Bergisch Gladbach, Germany,

www.tractel.com
Gerakas, Attiki, Greece, www.symmetron.gr
Rowville, VIC, Australia,

www.telepower.com.au
Traylor Bros Inc
Saiwaiku-Ku, Kawasaki, Japan,

www3.toshiba.co.jp/power/english/hydro
Total Energy USA

Houston, TX, USA,
www.totalenergyusa.com
Tower TEC Inh Hermann Oehme eK

Lbeck, Germany, 49-451-70749026
Symtech Solar
Long Beach, CA, USA, www.traylor.com
Shanghai, China, www.symtechsolar.com
TEMP-PRO Inc
Northampton, MA, USA,
www.temp-pro.com
TREC Renewable Energy Co-op
System One
Pittsburgh, PA, USA,
www.systemoneservices.com
TEMTO Technology Co Ltd
Trelleborg Offshore
Fuzhou, Fujian, China, www.temto.com
Houston, TX, USA,

www.trelleborg.com/offshore
T4 Sustainability Ltd
Toronto, ON, Canada, www.trec.on.ca
Tensar International Ltd
Derbyshire, UK, www.t4sltd.co.uk
Blackburn, UK, www.tensar.co.uk
Talesun Solar USA Ltd
Tribco Inc
Cleveland, OH, USA, www.tribco.com
San Jose, CA, USA, www.talesunusa.com
Terran Corp
Tamura Corp of America
Beavercreek, OH, USA,

www.terrancorp.com
Trim-Lok Inc
Terrasol
Trindera Engineering Inc
Windhoek, Namibia, 264-61-239454
Coeur dAlene, ID, USA, www.trindera.com
Tetronics International Ltd
Trintek Energy Consulting LLC
Swindon, UK, www.tetronics.com
Austin, TX, USA, www.trintek-energy.com
Texas A&M University
TRI Transmission & Bearing Corp
College Station, TX, USA,

http://turbolab.tamu.edu
Lionville, PA, USA, www.turboresearch.com
1040 S Andreasen Dr, Suite 100, Escondido,

CA 92029 USA, TEL: 1-951-699-1270,
colemanj@tamuracorp.com,
www.tamuracorp.com
Designs, manufactures and is a NAFTAbased distribution center for a global OEM.
Primary products are AC/DC power supplies, transformers and reactors, and custom
electronic subs.
See ad page 55
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VO L K M A N N CO N S U LT
UNEX Scambio Termico Srl

Bussolengo, (VR), Italy, www.unexsrl.com
Unienerji Ltd
Trojan Battery Co
12380 Clark St, Santa Fe Springs, CA
92630 USA, TEL:1-562-236-3000,
info@trojanbattery.com,
www.trojanbatteryre.com
Manufactures deep-cycle batteries including fooded, AGM and gel technology that
provide maximum long-lasting performance to meet todays advancing renewable energy systems requirements.
See ad page 47
Troyer SpA
Avenel, NJ, USA,

www.shippingcontainers.com
TUF TUG Products
Auckland, New Zealand, www.varianz.co.nz
Isparta, Turkey, www.unienerji.com
Varmeco GmbH & Co KG
Unifn International Inc
Kaufbeuren, Bayern, Germany,

www.varmeco.de
London, ON, Canada, www.unifn.com
VARTA Microbattery
Unirac Inc
Rye, NY, USA, www.varta-storage.de/en
1411 Broadway Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM

87102-1545 USA, TEL: 1-505-242-6411,
info@unirac.com, www.unirac.com
Manufactures a range of mounting structures for PV arrays with industry-leading
technology and a breadth of product
solutions and services designed to meet the
needs of any type of solar installation.
See ad page 27
Vipiteno, (BZ), Italy, www.troyer.it
TRS Containers
Varianz Research and Communication

Ltd
United Equipment Accessories - UEA

Waverly, IA, USA, www.uea-inc.com
Universal Instruments Manufacturing

Co Pvt Ltd
Vector Systems Inc

McKinney, TX, USA,
www.vectorsystems-usa.com
VendorAZ
Lahore, Pakistan, www.vendoraz.com
Verdant Power Inc

New York, NY, USA,
www.verdantpower.com
Vibration Specialty Corp

Philadelphia, PA, USA, www.vib.com
Moraine, OH, USA, www.tuf-tug.com
Bangalore, Karnataka, India,

www.uni-insta.in
Victaulic
Turbine Controls Ltd
University of Nottingham
Leicester, UK, www.tcluk.net
Nottingham, Notts, UK,

www.picohydro.org.uk
Vigilant Energy Management
Turbotect Ltd
Baden, Switzerland, www.turbotect.com
University of South Australia
TWR Lighting Inc
Mawson Lakes, SA, Australia,

www.unisa.edu.au/sec
Houston, TX, USA, www.twrlighting.com
UK Exchangers Ltd
Olney, Buckinghamshire, UK,
www.uk-exchangers.com
University of Tasmania
Launceston, TAS, Australia,
www.utas.edu.au/architecture-design
University of Valladolid - UVA

Valladolid, Spain, www.uva.es/renova
Upsolar America Inc

www.upsolar.com/usa
UL Underwriters Laboratories
333 Pfngsten Rd, Northbrook, IL 60062
USA, TEL:1-847-272-8800,
ulhelps@ul.com, www.ul.com
Is a global independent safety science
company with more than a century of
expertise innovating safety solutions from
the public adoption of electricity to new
breakthroughs in sustainability, renewable
energy and nanotechnology. Dedicated to
promoting safe living and working environments, the company helps safeguard
people, products and places in important
ways, facilitating trade and providing
peace of mind.
See ad page 6
Berlin, Germany, www.uec-berlin.de
Rockville, MD, USA, www.vigilantem.com
Vigil Antislip
Henderson, WA, Australia,
www.vigilantislip.com
Viking Equipment Finance

www.vikingequipmentfnance.com
Vireo Energy Financial

Malibu, CA, USA, www.vireoenergy.com
Visser & Smit Marine Contracting

www.vsmc.nl
ViZn Energy Systems Inc
USAT Corp
Chapel Hill, NC, USA, www.usatcorp.com
Columbia Falls, MT, USA,

www.viznenergy.com
US Digital
VOGELBUSCH Biocommodities GmbH
Vancouver, WA, USA, www.usdigital.com
UT99 AG Oil Mist Eliminators
Vienna, Austria,
www.vogelbusch-bioethanol.com
Andelfngen, Zrich, Switzerland,

www.ut99.ch/en
Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe GmbH
Vaisala
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co KG
Louisville, CO, USA,

www.vaisala.com/energy
Valdes Engineering Co
Lombard, IL, USA, www.valdeseng.com
Umwelt- und Energie-Consult GmbH

- uec Berlin
Easton, PA, USA, www.victaulic.com
Sonthofen, Germany, www.bhs-getriebe.de

Crailsheim, Germany, www.voith.com
Volkmann Consult
Duesseldorf, NRW, Germany,
www.volkmann-consult.de
Valentin Software (Dr Valentin Energie

Software GmbH)
Berlin, Germany, www.valentin.de
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VO O N E R F LO G A R D CO R P
Wavelength Electronics Inc
WINDSL Ltd
Bozeman, MT, USA,

www.teamwavelength.com
Migdal HaEmek, Israel, www.wind-sl.com
Windurance
WEIMA America Inc
Vooner FloGard Corp
Coraopolis, PA, USA, www.windurance.com
Ft Mill, SC, USA, www.weimaamerica.com
4729 Stockholm Ct, Charlotte, NC 28273

USA, TEL:1-704-552-9314,
info@vooner.com, www.vooner.com
Supplies cone port liquid ring vacuum
pumps in 316L stainless steel for geothermal power plants to extract noncondensable gases. Performance tests are according
to HEI specifcations.
VTX Solutions
Singapore, www.vtxsolutions.webs.com
Vulcan Utility Signs

Foley, AL, USA, www.vulcaninc.com/vus
VYNCKE NV
Harelbeke, Belgium, www.vyncke.com
W4P Waves4Power AB
Vstra Frlunda, Sweden,
www.waves4power.com
Warren & Baerg Manufacturing Inc

Dinuba, CA, USA, www.warrenbaerg.com
Winsted Corp
Weir American Hydro
York, PA, USA,
www.weirpowerindustrial.com

www.winstedcustom.com
WIP-Munich
Weir-Jones Group
Mnchen, Germany, www.wip-munich.de

www.weir-jones.com
Woehner LLC

Technology
Portsmouth, NH, USA, www.woehner.com
Wolf Material Handling Systems
Szczecin, Poland, www.zut.edu.pl
Elk River, MN, USA, www.wolfmhs.com
West Salem Machinery Co
World Solar Challenge
Salem, OR, USA, www.westsalem.com
Kent Town, SA, Australia,

www.worldsolarchallenge.org
White Construction Inc

Clinton, IN, USA,
www.whiteconstruction.com
Write_on
WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co KG
Xergi A/S
Klingenberg, Bavaria, Germany,

www.wika.de
Stoevring, Denmark, www.xergi.com
Camberley, UK, www.write-on.co.uk
Xergi Ltd
Wilkerson Instrument Co Inc
London, UK, www.xergi.com
Lakeland, FL, USA, www.wici.com
Wrtsil Canada Inc

Richmond, BC, Canada, www.wartsila.com
Xplore Technologies
Willett and Son Bristol Ltd
Austin, TX, USA, www.xploretech.com
Bristol, UK, www.cropkare.com
Wrtsil Defense Inc

Chesapeake, VA, USA, www.wartsila.com
XRG Consultants Inc

Wilson Construction Co
Saltspring, BC, Canada, www.xrg.com
Canby, OR, USA, www.wilsonconst.com
Wasserkraft Volk AG - WKV
Yake Solar Power Corp
Gutach, Germany, www.wkv-ag.com
Windbrokers Europe BV
Miami, FL, USA, www.yakesolar.com
Wasteconsult International
Barneveld, The Netherlands,

www.windbrokers.com
Yanmar America
Langenhagen, Germany,
www.wasteconsult.de
windcomp GmbH
WaterLite Solar Water Heaters

Edenvale, South Africa, www.waterlite.co.za
Water Recycle Group Australia Pty Ltd

Canberra, ACT, Australia,
www.waterrecycle.com.au/hydro.htm
Baltmannsweiler, Germany,
www.windcomp.de
Zeeco Inc
Windenergy 1111 KFT
Zephyr North Ltd
Budapest, Hungary, 36-30-650-1244
Burlington, ON, Canada,

www.zephyrnorth.com
Windfair
Hamburg, Germany, www.windfair.net
WA Vachon & Associates Inc
Adairsville, GA, USA, www.us.yanmar.com

Broken Arrow, OK, USA, www.zeeco.com
ZF Wind Power Antwerpen NV

Lommel, Belgium, www.zf.com/windpower
Manchester, MA, USA, 1-978-526-4315
Wind Power Inc
Waveberg Development Ltd
Pincher Creek, AB, Canada,

www.windpower.ca
Ziehl-Abegg AG
Wind Simplicity Inc
Z-LASER Optoelektronik GmbH
Toronto, ON, Canada,

www.windsimplicity.ca
Freiburg, Germany, www.z-laser.com
San Diego, CA, USA, www.waveberg.com
Wave Dragon ApS

Copenhagen North, Denmark,
www.wavedragon.net
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COUNTRY/STATE
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CRTSE - Semiconductor Technology
for Energetic
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Carlos Bertschi Srl
L&R Ingenieria
SURSOLAR
Armenia
EcoTeam Energy and Environmental
Consulting NGO
Australia
Aurecon Pty Ltd
Bioenergy Australia
Clean Technology Solutions Pty Ltd
Ecoult Energy Storage Solutions
Free Heat Industries
Going Solar
Hydro-Consult Pty Ltd
Kyocera Solar Pty Ltd
Platypus Power
Solahart Industries Pty Ltd
Solar Edwards
Solar Systems Australia
Sundials Australia
Sustainable Impact
Telepower Australia
University of South Australia
University of Tasmania
Vigil Antislip
Ltd
World Solar Challenge
Austria
Bachmann Electronic GmbH
Fronius International GmbH
GUGLER Water Turbines GmbH
Machinery
Komptech GmbH
KRAL AG
PLANSEE SE
Pttinger Entsorgungstechnik GmbH
& Co KG
RIKA Innovative Ofentechnik GmbH
SimTech Simulation Technology
SKF Sealing Solutions Austria GmbH
GmbH
Belgium
APERe asbl
Baltimore Aircoil International NV
- BAC
CG
Chemviron Carbon
Defitec SPRL
E Van Wingen NV
Euroheat & Power
European Federation of Waste
Management and Environmental
Services - FEAD
European Islands Network on Energy
& Environment - ISLEnet
Federation - ESTIF
Laborelec SCRL
Numeca International
OWS nv
Siemens PLM Software
VYNCKE NV
ZF Wind Power Antwerpen NV
Brazil
ADA Consulting Ltd
PE Coelho
Rubberart Artefatos de Borracha
Ltda
Bulgaria
Apex Solar Ltd
National Biomass Association - NBA
Canada
ACCESS Renewable Energy Ltd
Asian Phoenix Resources Ltd
Atlas Solutions
Blackline Power
BluMetric Environmental Inc
BV Electric Ltd
BWD Turbines Ltd
canadian association for renewable
energies (we c.a.r.e.)
Canadian Wind Energy Association
Cansolair Inc
Cool Innovations Inc
Copperleaf Technologies Inc
Dependable Turbines Ltd
DNV GL Energy
DRIE-D Americas
Eco Fluid Center Ltd
ECODynamic Solutions (EDS) Inc
Ecostrat and General Biofuel
Eneco Systems Inc
Energy Recovery Solution
Enerworks Inc
Enviro - Energy Technologies Inc
ERLPhase Power Technologies
Fabrimet Inc
Global Training Solutions Inc
GlobVision Inc
Hammond Power Solutions

HB White Canada Corp
HEICO lighting
Hemmera
Highland Energy (NS) Inc
Hydro Expertise DL Inc
International Energy Systems (1983)
Ltd - IESL
IRT Integrated Rectifier Technologies
Inc
Ketchum Manufacturing Inc
KMW Energy Inc
L-3 MAPPS
Lasalle | NHC
Manitoba HVDC Research Centre
Mistaya Engineering Inc
Muis Controls Ltd
NATCOM
Noramco Wire & Cable
Norcan Hydraulic Turbine Inc
Northwest Hydraulic Consultants
Odotech Inc
Onsite hv Solutions Americas Inc
Development
OPAL-RT Technologies
PanGlobal Training Systems Ltd
Pelrine and Buchanans Maritime
Trading Worldwide
POSjoman Hydrotech Consulting
Powertech Labs Inc
Rolls Battery Engineering
RS Technologies
RST Instruments Ltd
SAGE Energy Inc
Sealogic Innovations Corp
Siemens Canada Ltd, Ruggedcom
Sigma Engineering Ltd
SNC-Lavalin Inc
Solcan
Solera Sustainable Energies Co Ltd
TechnoCentre olien
TREC Renewable Energy Co-op
Unifin International Inc
Wrtsil Canada Inc
Weir-Jones Group
Wind Power Inc
Wind Simplicity Inc
XRG Consultants Inc
Zephyr North Ltd

Cable Import Export Corp
Hefei Kewell Power System Co Ltd
Landpower Solar Technology Co Ltd
Realforce Power
Association (SNEIA)
Shenzhen Hitec Lighting Co Ltd
Superluming Co Ltd
Symtech Solar
TEMTO Technology Co Ltd
China
Estonia

Co Ltd
AMWEI Thermistor
Finland
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Colombia
FP Consultoria Ambiental
Costa Rica
Carbon Ingenieria
Croatia
Institute
Cyprus
Metalco (Heaters) Ltd
Proplan Ltd
Savco Solar Energy
Servicesat
Czech Republic
Doosan Skoda Power
Mavel as
Poulek Solar Co Ltd
Denmark
A2SEA A/S
Danish Wind Export Association
Esbensen Consulting Engineers A/S
Global Wind Power A/S
Justsen Energiteknik A/S
LFG Consult
Mammoet Wind A/S
Metso Denmark A/S
Navigants BTM Consult
Consulting
Oi-electric a/s
Racell SAPHIRE
Ramboll
Siemens Wind Power A/S
SolData Instruments
Wave Dragon ApS
Xergi A/S
Eesti Bioktuste Uhing
ABB Oy Motors and Generators
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BMH Technology Oy
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Finnish Wind Power Association
(Suomen Tuulivoimayhdistys)
HL Insulation Ltd
International Peat Society
Motiva Oy
Pemamek Oy
Powernet Oy
Soleco Ltd
France
Arena Technologies Sarl
Axenergie
Cepheus Group
Mediterrane - CNIM
Construire en Mlze
Cross Technologies
Deprofundis SARL
Energiestro
EOLE-RES
Etudes Chimiques et Physiques - ECP
INES
Keopsys SA
Mersen
Meteodyn
PXL Seals
Remtech SA
RES Mediterranean
Robin Sun
Services Hydro Energie - SHYNERGIE
Solaire Diffusion
SunPower-Tenesol
SunWorks
Germany
AEM - Anhaltische
Elektromotorenwerk Dessau
GmbH
Alfasolar GmbH
Almeco Solar
APROVIS Energy Systems GmbH
ARES Energiesysteme GmbH
BayWa re Rotor Service GmbH
Brger GmbH
Bosch Industriekessel GmbH
Bosch Rexroth Monitoring Systems
GmbH
BS Rotor Technic
BTA International GmbH
Buehler Technologies GmbH
Buschjost GmbH
Centrosolar AG
cmc Instruments GmbH
Contec GmbH
Industrieausruestungen
DEWI GmbH
Doppstadt Calbe GmbH
DWC DecRen Water Consult
GbR
EcofinConcept GmbH
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ETW Energietechnik GmbH
Exhibition)
Euros GmbH
Rohstoffe eV - FNR
Fichtner GmbH & Co KG
GET ENERGY Gerhard Brandel MA
GmbH
Haas Recycling-Systems GmbH
HAWE Hydraulik SE
Herbold Meckesheim GmbH
Herding GmbH Filtertechnik
Hochschule Bremen
IMO
IMS Ingenieurgesellschaft GmbH
Ing-Buero fuer Alternative Antriebe
und Erneuerbare Energien
Ingenieurbuero Henning Holst
INPRO Solar Systems
- ISES
Processing
KACO new energy GmbH
KTI-Plersch Kltetechnik GmbH
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen
LEINE LINDE SYSTEMS GmbH
KG
LTB Luft- und Thermotechnik
Bayreuth GmbH
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE
Energietechnik
GmbH
Co KG
MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH
Muhr GmbH
Optosolar GmbH
Phoenix Solar AG
GmbH & Co KG
PV-Engineering GmbH - PVE
PV-plan
R SCHMITT-ENERTEC GmbH
RESOL - Elektronische Regelungen
GmbH
Rittal GmbH & Co KG
Sander + Partner
SAXOVENT kologische
Investments GmbH & Co KG
Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co KG
GmbH
SETEC
SHW Storage & Handling Soltutions
GmbH
Siemens AG
Siemens AG Energy Sector
Siemens Turbomachinery Equiment
GmbH
SKF GmbH
Solar Promotion International GmbH
SOLAR-RIPP
Spilling Energie Systeme GmbH
Superwind GmbH
TKD KABEL GmbH
Tower TEC Inh Hermann Oehme eK
Tractel Greifzug GmbH
GmbH - uec Berlin
Energie Software GmbH)
Varmeco GmbH & Co KG
Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe GmbH
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co KG
Volkmann Consult
Wasserkraft Volk AG - WKV
Wasteconsult International
Co KG
windcomp GmbH
Windfair
WIP-Munich
Ziehl-Abegg AG
Z-LASER Optoelektronik GmbH
Greece
Electric Power Production From
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ELPRA SA
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Raycap SA
Symmetron Electronic Applications
Technological Educational Institute
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Tecon Group
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PT Sundaya Indonesia
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Solaris Energy Systems
Israel
AGS Technologies Ltd
Eco Wave Power Ltd
IDE Technologies
Studio Yigal Levi
WINDSL Ltd
Italy
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ETA Florence Renewable Energies
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Orengine International
PORTA
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Relight
Solarexpo
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UNEX Scambio Termico Srl
Japan
Eko Instruments Co Ltd
HIOKI EE Corp
Toshiba Corp Power Systems Co
Jordan
Millennium Energy Industries
Mutah University
Hong Kong
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Maxfair Hong Kong Ltd
Pipal Ltd
Hungary
Hyundai Heavy Industries
Korea
Solart-System Ltd
Windenergy 1111 KFT
Lithuania
India
Lithuanian Energy Institute - LEI

UAB Naujoji siluma Newheat
Agni Solar Systems Pvt Ltd

Auroville Energy Products
Combustion Technologies Pvt Ltd
e-con Systems India Pvt Ltd
ELECTROMAGS
Espee Solaar Pvt Ltd
Geospec Enterprises
Indiana Gratings Pvt Ltd
(formerly Mailhem Engineers Pvt
Ltd)
Malaviya Solar Energy Consultancy
Nem Chand & Bros
Photonics Marketing Co
Praj Industries Ltd
Research Institute - SPRERI
Teamsustain Ltd
Manufacturing Co Pvt Ltd
Malaysia
Advanced Solar Voltaic Sdn Bhd
Renewables Plus Ltd
SERVPRO (M) Sdn Bhd
Malta
AquaBioTech Group
Mauritania
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Mexico
UNAM
Environment
Solar Pro Mexico
Solartronic SA de CV
Sunnergy Energias Renovables
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Morocco
Singapore
INDUPROJ
Physics of Semiconductors and Solar
Energy Research Team (PSES)
Sahara Wind Inc
Boerger Pumps Asia Pte Ltd

DriveChange
Kamtex Industries Pte Ltd
Kyoto Energy Pte Ltd
Sunera Distribution Pte Ltd
VTX Solutions
Myanmar
High Tech Concrete Technology
Co Ltd
Namibia
Terrasol
Nepal
Perennial Energy Nepal Pvt Ltd
New Zealand
Able Solar Ltd
APT Technologies Ltd
EDSR
MB Century
Prowind Energy Ltd
R&G Energy Systems
Solar Electric Specialists Ltd
Communication Ltd
Nigeria
Stress Free Systems Ltd
Norway
Instrumenttjenesten A/S - ITAS
ISES Norway - Norsk
solenergiforening
Norconsult AS
Pakistan
Alternatives - RCDA
VendorAZ
Panama
Electrysol SA
Philippines
Maschinen & Technik Inc - MATEC
Poland
DFME Sp zoo
Technology
Portugal
EFACEC Sistemas de Electrnica SA
ENC POWER Lda
Electricidade SA
Romania
MHC Green Investments
Authority - ANRE
Russian Federation
Applied Technologies Co Ltd - ATC
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Joint Institute for High Temperatures
of the Russian Academy of
Sciences (JIHT RAS)
Slovak Republic
AS - SES
Slovenia
Hidria Inzeniring doo
Iskraemeco dd
Jozef Stefan Institute
Kolektor Magma doo
South Africa
Cmac Power Solutions CC
Energy & Development Group - EDG
New Energy Technologies (Pty) Ltd
Standard Bank
Sunstove Organisation
WaterLite Solar Water Heaters
Spain
Acpsol Energia Solar SL
Aguidrovert Solar SL
BGF Europe SA
BS Rotor Technic Iberica
Solar - Censolar
Energy & Waste Tech
Eqtec Iberia SL
Gamesa
Gamesa Electric
Geonica SA
IK4-Tekniker Research Centre
Ingeteam Power Technology SA
INNOKEY
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Lapesa Grupo Empresarial SL LAPESA
SENER
Sonder Regulacion SA
STEJASA Agregados Industriales SA
Tcnicas de Energa Ambiental SL
Torresol Energy
University of Valladolid - UVA
Sweden
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UT99 AG Oil Mist Eliminators
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Cassidy + Ashton
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Collinson Plc
Community Windpower Ltd
Conversion And Resource Evaluation
Ltd
CPS Environmental
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Cressall Resistors
Dam Safety Ltd
Darley & Associates
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Dyne Solicitors
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Energy & Environment Ltd
Energy Development Co-operative
Ltd
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Energy Institute
Energy Recovery Ltd
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EscoVale Consultancy Services
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FARM2000/Teisen Products Ltd
FCC Environment
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Flexitallic Ltd
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Fozmula Ltd
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Gas Measurement Instruments
(GMI)
GB-Sol Ltd
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Haven Automation Ltd
Iain Garner Associates
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Infinergy
Inspecteam Hydro
International Paint Ltd
James Troop and Co Ltd
JDR
JWG Consulting Ltd
Kelburn Engineering
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Mactenn Systems Ltd
Malcolm Dunstan and Associates
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Matchtech
Mecc Alte UK Ltd
Met Office
Mono Pumps Ltd
Narec (National Renewable Energy
Centre Ltd)
Natural Energy Systems
Newmills Engineering
Nortek UK
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OLeary Public Relations
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Osiris Hydrographic and Geophysical
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Parsons Brinckerhoff
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Peak Translations Ltd
PES UK Ltd
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Pure Energy Centre
PV Insider
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Red Acoustics Ltd
Renegen
Renewable Devices Ltd
Renewable Energy Corp Ltd
Reynolds International Ltd
RH Energy Ltd
Rotork Plc
SAC Boiler Plant Ltd
Safety Technology Ltd
Saxlund International Ltd
Schenck Process UK Ltd
Education Project/Solar-Active
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Seatronics Ltd
Seawater Greenhouse Ltd
Semikron Ltd
Siemens plc
Distribution Ltd
Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd
SKM Enviros
Smart Fibres Ltd
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SolarShop
Solion
Sonnergy Ltd
Memolub HPS Lubricators
Strathclyde University
Subsea Cables UK
SunDog Energy Ltd
Sustainable Control Systems Ltd
T4 Sustainability Ltd
Team Humber Marine Alliance
Tensar International Ltd
Tetronics International Ltd
The All-Party Parliamentary
Renewable and Sustainable
Energy Group - PRASEG
The European Marine Energy Centre
(EMEC) Ltd
The Green Electrician Group
The Micha Design Co Ltd
The Solar Design Co
The Solar Energy Society - UK-ISES
Tom Jardine
Torftech Ltd
Turbine Controls Ltd
UK Exchangers Ltd
University of Nottingham
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Alabama
Industrial Training Consultants Inc
Vulcan Utility Signs
Arizona
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Controls Inc
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SOLON
SunCat Solar LLC
Arkansas
PRM Energy Systems Inc - PRME
Stellar Sun
California
AIXTRON Inc
Alligator Communications Inc
Alturdyne Power Systems
American Applied Materials Corp
American Opto Plus LED Corp
Ameritrol Inc
Bailey Products Inc
Biomass Briquette Systems
Biomass Systems Supply
Blue Sky Energy
Bravo Communications Inc
BS Rotor Technic USA LLC
CalRecovery Inc
Canadian Solar USA Inc
Capstone Turbine Corp
CEC Vibration Products Inc
Chint Power Systems America
CivicSolar
Clean Power Works
Creotecc Solar Mounting Systems
DE Solutions Inc
EagleBurgmann Expansion Joint
Solutions
EDF Renewable Services
The E Jordan Brookes Co Inc
ELMA Electronic Inc
Energy Technology Advisors
Enertegic
EnviroTech Financial Inc
EOPLLY USA Inc
EPS Trading
EXOSUN
Fiber Savvy
Fluid Energy Controls Inc
Free Hot Water
GCube Insurance Services Inc
Industries Inc
Global Energy Network Institute GENI
Global Wedge Inc
GPSTrackIt.com
Greenpower Capital
Greenshine New Energy LLC
Heger Pumps Inc - Dragflow
Hilliard Architects Incorporated
Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
InterPhases Solar Inc
KC Hydro & Sackheim Consulting
Keysight Technology Inc
Kurz Instruments Inc
Leidos
Lufft USA Inc
LumaSense Technologies Inc
McWane and Associates
Mil-Ram Technology Inc
Mounting Systems Inc
NAMICS Technologies Inc
Association (NorCal Solar)
OAI
OpCon Technologies Inc
P2
Pacific Power Renewables
Quality Two-Way Radios
Quick Mount PV
Raytek Corp
REC Solar
ReneSola
Rich Hessler Business Development
Ronan Engineering Co
Sidus Solutions LLC
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SMA America LLC
SolarEdge Technologies Inc
SolarInsure Inc
SolarReserve
SolarRoofHook.com
SolarRoofs.com
Solar Turbines Inc
Sollega Inc
Spice Solar
Structural Integrity Associates Inc
Sun Xtender Batteries
Talesun Solar USA Ltd
Tamura Corp of America
Technidea Corp/ZIPLEVEL
Traylor Bros Inc
Trim-Lok Inc
Trojan Battery Co
Upsolar America Inc
Vireo Energy Financial
Warren & Baerg Manufacturing Inc
Waveberg Development Ltd
Colorado
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Disgen Holdings
Golden Eagle Technologies LLC
Hi-Tech Controls
Main Street Power Co Inc
MapMart
PA Consulting Group
PowerPod Corp
PV Measurements Inc
Quanta Power Generation
Sealcon
Siliconsultant
Sundance Solar Designs
Vaisala
Connecticut
Croll-Reynolds Engineering Co Inc
Dark Field Technologies Inc
Elan Technical Corp
Forecast International
HARCO
Henkel Corp
Hydrogen Safety LLC
Kugler of America Ltd
Murphy International Development
LLC
National Conveyors Co Inc
Precision Combustion Inc
S-Products Inc
Delaware
The Black Emerald Group
DuPont
SolarDock
SSS Clutch Co Inc
District of Columbia
American Wind Energy Association
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Barr-Kumar Architects Engineers PC
Interdevelopment Inc
Navigant
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Wilkerson Instrument Co Inc
Yake Solar Power Corp
Georgia
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ASHRAE
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GWD and Associates
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Illinois
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Iowa
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Psychsoftpc
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Spire Corp
TEMP-PRO Inc
WA Vachon & Associates Inc
Michigan
Ampirical Solutions LLC

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Sigma Capital Group
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Minnesota
Kentucky
Bonfiglioli USA
Louisiana
AEGIS Bearing Protection Rings

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Maryland
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Massachusetts
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Mortenson Construction
Perkins Specialized Transportation
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Nebraska
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Nevada
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New Hampshire
Boyle Energy Services & Technology
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RenewableEnergyWorld.com
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Woehner LLC
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ClearDrain
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HYTORC
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Nova Electric
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Solar Energy Corp
Solar Industries
TRS Containers
New Mexico
Array Technologies Inc
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Positive Energy Solar
PPC Solar
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New York
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Morrison & Kibbey Ltd
North American Board of Certified
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Puleo Electronics Inc
Quixotic Systems Inc
Remtech Inc
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Stork Turbo Blading
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VARTA Microbattery
Verdant Power Inc
North Carolina
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Flowserve Corp
IEC & Associates
Kruger Inc
Metso Power
Parker Hannifin
SBM Solar Inc
Schletter Inc
SOLARHOT
USAT Corp
Vooner FloGard Corp
North Dakota
Ethanol Producer Magazine
Ohio
Advantech Corp
Allied Moulded Products Inc
Ambassador Heat Transfer Co
AMECO USA
Balmac Inc
CAS DataLoggers
Ebner Vyncke
geoAMPS
Improvement Corp
Community
International Power Machinery Co
Magnetech Industrial Services Inc
Mobile Desk/Mobile Office
Solutions
National Electric Coil
Northern State Metals
Parker Hannifin Corp
Process Technology
RBI Solar Inc
Terran Corp
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TUF TUG Products
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Virginia
Jeffrey Rader
WEIMA America Inc
Oklahoma
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Alfa Laval
API Services
Bahleda Management and
Consulting LLC
Bigge Crane and Rigging Co
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ECOCORP
EngineerSupply
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Sunrnr of Virginia Inc
SunStar Strategic
Wrtsil Defense Inc
BS&B Safety Systems

PennWell Marketing Solutions
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Zeeco Inc
Oregon
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Associates LLC
Green Empowerment
Highway Products Inc
KEITH Manufacturing Co
West Salem Machinery Co
Wilson Construction Co
Pennsylvania
Airfoils Inc
American Crane & Equipment Corp
American Governor Co
Aquatech International Corp
Arkema Inc
Belyea Co Inc
BioConversion Solutions LLC
Bridgestone Associates Ltd
Chromalox
Custom Engineering Co
Eaton
Ellwood City Forge
Fisher Tank Co
Galletta Engineering Corp
Gas & Air Systems Inc
GridPlex Networks
IAI Hydro Inc
IntelLiDrives Inc
KCF Technologies
Kingsbury Inc
Morningstar Corp
Nord-Lock Inc
OBrien & Gere
ODonnell Consulting Engineers
PDC Machines Inc
Penn State World Campus
Penn-Union Corp
Phoenix Contact
ProSim Inc
Schutte & Koerting
Solar Clam-P
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System One
TRI Transmission & Bearing Corp
Vibration Specialty Corp
Victaulic
Weir American Hydro
Windurance
Rhode Island
The Eppley Laboratory Inc
ESS Group Inc
Herbold Meckesheim USA
SymCom Inc
Tennessee
AO Smith
Clarage
EnerNex Corp
Heatec Inc
Kemery Co
Modular Industrial Computer Inc
PHG Energy
Process Engineering Associates LLC
Project Risk Ltd
Shoals Technologies Group
Texas
Affordable Wipers
Argus Media
Baghouse.com Corp
Breaux Consulting
Century Elevators
Contechs Engineering Design Inc
Delta Rigging & Tools
Dow Electrical &
Telecommunications
Eco-Infrastructure Solutions LLC
FWT LLC
Hutton Communications Inc
Ideal Power Inc
ImagineSolar
KACO new energy Inc
Maven Power
MC4Solar
National Instruments
Native
Neuman & Esser USA Inc
Peterson Beckner Industries
S&B Engineers and Constructors
Shermco Industries
SICK
SigmaFlow
Solar Water Technologies
Solterra Renewable Technologies
Southwest Research Institute
SPX Bolting Systems
Stealth Power
Texas A&M University
Total Energy USA
Trelleborg Offshore
Trintek Energy Consulting LLC
TWR Lighting Inc
Vector Systems Inc
Xplore Technologies
Vermont
AllEarth Renewables
AllSun Trackers
Draker
EcoFasten Solar
Eneco Texas LLC
groSolar
Prudent Living Inc
Washington
APS America
Armstrong Marine Inc
Blue Leaf Environmental
Canyon Industries Inc
Demand Energy
Dust Solutions Inc
Dynamic Systems Inc
Generation Systems Inc
Magnum Energy Inc
J Maurits Consulting
MidNite Solar Inc
Milestones Building and Design
NAES Corp
PumpScout
R2 Resource Consultants Inc
ReliOn
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
Inc
Silk Road Solar Africa
Sunmodo Corp
US Digital
West Virginia
Helmick Corp
Wisconsin
Advanced Optics Inc
Allied Industrial Marketing
CBT Wear Parts Inc
Enerquip LLC
F-Chart Software
Frako Capacitors
Fusion Babbitting Co Inc
Hans von Mangoldt Reactors
Hydro Component Systems LLC
Johnson Controls Inc
K-Sun Corp
Lake Michigan Wind & Sun Ltd LMWS
Michels Corp
Mid-States Aluminum Corp
Association - MREA
Northwire Inc
ORBIS Corp
Power Lube Industrial LLC
Prosonix Corp
Rockwell Automation Inc
Safway Group Holding LLC
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