Tag: California

Winsupply Inc. has closed on the purchase of assets of ASAP Industrial Supply, an industrial pipe, valves and fittings distributor in Southern California.

Titanium producer Perryman Co. commissioned two new furnaces at its California, PA, plant, systems designed and built by Retech Systems LLC.

Additive Industries North America, Inc. has announced the purchase of 6 MetalFAB1 systems by a prestigious aerospace company located in California.

Capstone Turbine Corporation, the clean technology manufacturer of microturbine energy systems, announced that it has received an order for a C800 Signature Series microturbine from its California distributor.

Renewable Energy Systems (RES) has announced an agreement with an independent power producer to build a 40 MW RESolve® Energy Storage System (ESS).

Pure Technologies’ wholly-owned subsidiary, Pure Technologies U.S. (Pure U.S.), has been contracted to provide non-destructive testing services on a portion of a major steel pipeline carrying treated drinking water within California.

Shaner Industries, a Pittsburgh-based company that specialises in the design, engineering and installation of its patented steel pipe finned foundations, introduced the MastFoundation & Rapid Installation System at Intersolar North America 2013 in San Francisco, CA. MastFoundation & Rapid Installation System is designed as a one-piece foundation solution that costs less than other types of foundations and requires less time, less materials, less manpower, less equipment and less fabrication.

Solar Trust of America is constructing two solar thermal plants in California. The two 242 MW plants, worth USD 2.1 billion, form the first phase of Solar Trust's 1000MW Blythe Solar power project in Riverside County. The project will use parabolic trough concentrating solar thermal technology and will generate electricity sufficient to power more than 300,000 homes.

Nordex has added the N117/2400 wind turbine to its Gamma Generation of turbines. The new turbine was designed specifically for light wind sites, creating new power generating potential for locations across the USA. The company will debut the N117/2400 for the US market at Windpower in Anaheim, California from May 2011. The new turbine will increase America’s wind potential by turning many light wind sites into feasible power producing areas.

Chevron and Irish renewable-energy developer NTR PLC have been given approval by the U.S. government to construct the first two solar-power facilities to be built on federal public land in California.