More Than 1200 MW Set to Enter European Grid

Grid connectivity is a lingering issue for renewables. Many ideal sources for renewable power tend to be in remote areas with no line access or densely populated areas with undersized, or already over-powered transmission. See more here:  More Than 1200 MW Set to Enter European Grid  Read More →

So, How Much Would That Mandate Really Cost You?

It’s long been the contention by critics that if the United States were to adopt a Renewable Energy Standard (RES) or a Clean Energy Standard (CES), electricity costs would skyrocket and our nation’s delicate economy would hang in the balance. Read more from the original source:  So,... Read More

Germany Passes More Aggressive Renewable Energy Law

Despite widespread rumors in North America that Germany was abandoning its system of Advanced Renewable Tariffs, the country’s upper chamber of parliament, the Bundesrat, approved the latest revision of its pioneering Renewable Energy Sources Act on July 8. Read the original here:  Germany Passes... Read More

We are pleased to announce that Chris Collins has officially joined MH&W!

As a part of our internationally recognized Customer Service team, Mr. Collins will concentrate his efforts on our Renewable Energy Products division, as well as support our traditional power market. He will be responsible for supporting MH&W field sales representatives and our suppliers while... Read More

If Renewable Costs Are Down, Why the Financial Uncertainty?

Over the past few years, renewable costs have been on the decline, particularly solar and wind. According to industry experts, we are getting closer and closer to grid parity. So why is there still such financial uncertainty Read the rest here: If Renewable Costs Are Down, Why the Financial Uncertainty?  Read More →

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