Keith Smith
Keith, a seasoned professional in the solar industry, has dedicated over 30 years to the research and development of solar technologies. Born in the early 1970s, Keith's fascination with solar energy began early in life. He completed his bachelor's degree in physics and pursued a master's in renewable energy engineering, laying the foundation for his career in the field.
Keith's expertise shines through his role as the manager of SolarThermalMagazine.com, where he curates and disseminates valuable insights and updates on solar technology trends. His work in bridging the gap between solar research and practical application has been instrumental in advancing the renewable energy sector. With a passion for sustainability and a commitment to a greener future, Keith Smith continues to make a significant impact on the solar industry, one article at a time.
Solar glass from nexpower is available to anyone
These days, more and more people are striving to build energy-efficient new homes or are simply looking to make their current homes more energy-efficient. NexPower, is providing these people with a wide range of green solutions, thanks to its energy-efficient,…
Windstream ships powermill(tm) to argentina
WindStream Technologies, Inc. (WSTI) has successfully completed the manufacturing and shipping of the first 360kW units for Phase 1 of its 2MW installation in Argentina. This project marks the debut of the Company’s new product line, the PowerMill™, which consists…
China’s largest solar thermal power plant so far
China’s Largest Solar Thermal Power Plant. Will it be the First of Many? Air pollution in China is becoming worse everyday it seems. Choking clouds of air pollution from vehicles and power plants have caused the Chinese government to announce…
Siemens’ gemini wind service operation vessel has christening day
In Hamburg, Germany, the wind service operation vessel (SOV) named Windea la cour was christened for the Gemini offshore wind project, located off the coast of the Netherlands in the North Sea. Built by Ulstein Verft Norway, the vessel will…
Viaducts with wind turbines, a new renewable energy source
Wind turbines could be installed under some of the biggest bridges on the road network to produce produce electricity. This is not just a theory, the calculations for potential for energy generation have been carried out by a European research team, that used…
United airlines purchases stake in fulcrum bioenergy with $30 million investment
United Airlines has made a historic $30 million equity investment in Fulcrum BioEnergy, a U.S.-based alternative fuels developer. The investment is the largest by a U.S. airline in alternative fuels and will support the development and commercialization of low-cost sustainable…
Stanford’s low-carbon water splitter produces hydrogen 24-7
Stanford University scientists have invented a low-cost water splitter that uses a single catalyst to produce both hydrogen and oxygen gas 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The device, described in a study published June 23 in Nature Communications, could provide a renewable source of clean-burning…
The secrets behind germany’s renewable energy revolution
Germany is a world leader in renewable energy, and its success has been driven by a number of factors. As a result of these factors, Germany has made significant progress in its transition to renewable energy. In 2020, renewable energy…
The top six solar parking structure manufacturers
Solar PV Parking Structure Manufacturers ( Solar Thermal Magazine) Modern parking lots occupy acres of land that could be used many other things. However as long as our love affair with the automobile continues we will need to park them somewhere right? Since…
