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Monthly Archives: October 2010

Other renewables

Can Chicago Go Electric? Ford Taps Experts to Examine Opportunities, Challenges of Electric Cars

October 31, 2010

Over the next two years, Ford will introduce the Transit Connect Electric (2010), Focus Electric (2011), two third-generation lithium-ion battery hybrids (2012) and a plug-in hybrid.

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GM Showcases Technology Capability by Providing Electric Demo Fleet for Seoul G20 Summit

October 31, 2010

Three Chevrolet Cruzes will be used by foreign media and seven GM Daewoo Lacetti Premieres will be used by the G20 Summit Committee.

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Other renewables

3.2 Million Plug-in Electric Vehicles to be Sold Worldwide by 2015

October 31, 2010

Battery Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles: OEM Strategies, Demand Drivers, Technology Issues, Key Industry Players, and Global Market Forecasts.

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Nordex Opens in Arkansas Wind Energy Plant

October 31, 2010

Nordex USA celebrated the official opening of its flagship wind turbines manufacturing plant in the US today.

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Strong majority of quebecers in favour of increased wind energy development

October 31, 2010

The survey also revealed that the majority of those polled consider wind farms to be an important source of economic benefits to the regions in which they are located.

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Concentrating Solar Power Report

October 31, 2010

New Report from ABS Energy Research Reveals that Despite the Economic Downturn, Thermal Solar remains strong and ABS Predicts Strong Growth in 2011 & 2012 and a spike in GW capacity world-wide.

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Finland?s wind energy sector is ready for lift-off

October 31, 2010

The politicians finally seem to have realised the potential of wind energy in Finland and are acting on it.

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DuPont Performance Polymers introduces new cost-effective materials for photovoltaics

October 31, 2010

The objective behind DuPont Performance Polymer solutions for the photovoltaic industry is to reduce the total cost of manufacturing, assembling and installing photovoltaic systems.

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China solar energy firm to set up joint venture in India

October 31, 2010

The total investment will be several hundred million yuan and initial capacity will be 10,000 to 50,000 square meters with ultimate capacity at one million square meters.

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Wind turbines – Direct drive options challenge gearboxes

October 31, 2010

In a direct drive configuration there is no gearbox and the rotor is directly connected to a low speed multi-pole generator which rotates at the same speed.

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Lithuania is on the verge of a second wind power boom

October 31, 2010

Lithuania is on the verge of a second wind energy boom. A relative late comer to the wind power scene, the country gained its first wind farms in 2006 with 42 MW installed over the course of that year.

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Ukraine – a promising future when it comes to wind power

October 31, 2010

As the second largest country in Eastern Europe with good wind resources across the length and breadth of the land, Ukraine has a promising future when it comes to wind energy.

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Other renewables

GM and Nissan to Be Honored for Launching the First Mass-Market Electric Vehicles in the US

October 31, 2010

Governor Steve Beshear of Kentucky to Present Golden Spike Awards at the 2010 Annual Meeting of the National Alliance for Advanced Technology Batteries in Louisville on December 8, 2010.

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Other renewables

New Ford Web Site Gives Consumers the ABC’s of Electrified Vehicles

October 31, 2010

New Ford Web site offers video, text and diagrams to help consumers understand differences in the technologies of electric vehicles.

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SAE International Hosting Powertrain Electric Motors Symposium For Electric, Hybrid Vehicles In Stuttgart, Germany

October 31, 2010

SAE International is a global association of more than 128,000 engineers and related technical experts in the aerospace, automotive and commercial-vehicle industries.

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Turning away from coal, Navajos embrace wind power

October 31, 2010

This year the tribal government approved a wind farm to be built west of Flagstaff, Ariz., to power up to 20,000 homes in the region.

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China Lithium Technologies Unveils New Lithium Magic Cube Product

October 31, 2010

The company unveiled its newly developed Lithium Magic Cube product series, which includes battery modules, battery management systems, and charging systems for lithium-ion batteries.

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Storing thermal energy in chemical could lead to advances in storage and portability

October 31, 2010

A molecule of fulvalene diruthenium, seen in diagram, changes its configuration when it absorbs heat, and later releases heat when it snaps back to its original shape.

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Tunisia to host international conference on Solar Plan

October 31, 2010

Several of the sector?s leaders from Egypt, Jordan, France, Italy, Japan, Germany, Spain and the UAE will participate in the conference.

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The World?s Largest Concentrating Solar Power Project Finds a Home in California

October 31, 2010

Take the total solar thermal energy capacity in the U.S. – now imagine being able to double that with a single Concentrating Solar Power farm.

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Procesos de selección de personal: formar parte de los procesos de selección ofertados.


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Asimismo, se le informa que todos los datos que AEE le solicite o pudiera solicitar marcados con un asterisco (*) serán obligatorios. En el caso de que los datos obligatorios no fueran facilitados AEE no podrá prestarle el servicio contratado o atender su petición o solicitud.

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Plazo de conservación de los datos:

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Derechos que le asisten a los interesados:

La normativa de protección de datos le reconoce los siguientes derechos:

Derecho a solicitar el acceso a sus datos personales.

Derecho a solicitar la rectificación de sus datos personales.

Derecho a solicitar la supresión de sus datos personales.

Derecho a solicitar la limitación del tratamiento.

Derecho a oponerse al tratamiento.

Derecho a la portabilidad.

Derecho a no ser objeto de decisiones individuales automatizadas.

Derecho a retirar su consentimiento.

El ejercicio de tales derechos deberá ser comunicado a ASOCIACIÓN EMPRESARIAL EÓLICA, con domicilio en C/ SOR ÁNGELA DE LA CRUZ, 2, PLANTA 14D – 28020 MADRID, o la cuenta de correo electrónico datos@aeeolica.org. Adicionalmente, puede presentar una reclamación ante la Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD). Más información en el Apartado Autoridad de Control de la presente política de privacidad.

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Los datos de carácter personal que trata AEE proceden de usted como titular de los mismos.

A las cuales, usted previamente le ha facilitado sus datos de carácter personal y ha autorizado la comunicación de los mismos a las diversas empresas que ofrecen sus servicios a través de estas empresas.

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