CEWA Technologies and the flexible, efficient solar dish it is creating won over the judges in the annual competition for early stage entrepreneurs hosted by Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern PA on Tuesday.
Pennsylvania is a rich source of energy alternatives like wind and natural gas. A report from a prominent conservation group cautions that those who wish to take advantage of these resources minimize harm to forests, wildlife and waterways.
A portable energy storage system being developed by an Allentown company would provide a backup to traditional power grids. The portable storage systems would most likely be used by utility companies to lessen the impact of peak demand for power.
The Clearfield County Economic Development Corp. plans to award a contract for the construction of a 20,000-square foot building designed to be leased to oil and gas firms.
A chance meeting meeting while waiting tables in Washington, D.C., has led Ian Smith on an improbable path back to his native Erie County, where he is selling solar across the western part of PA, including his child home.
GO KIZ and Pittsburgh Central KIZ both received chunks of $1.7M in statewide funding from Ben Franklin Technology Development Authority, to support innovative startups and to commercialize energy efficient, life-saving technologies.
Through a massive stock sale in its wholly-owned subsidiary Alumifuel International, University City's Alumifuel Power looks to expand its hydrogen energy product business to serve customers across the world.
Companies across Pennsylvania are working to implement environmentally responsible business practices, but students in the Harrisburg area are taking on that task while they're still in high school.
David Levine's team scouted several locations on both coasts for its software company, Geostellar, and Bethlehem won out as the perfect spot. Geostellar's platform is designed to pinpoint how much solar energy can be generated from anywhere on Earth.