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How2Power is a free power electronics portal - your first stop for information on all aspects of power conversion.

How2Power asked us to write a commentary to help designers of and investors in solar arrays, and we were pleased to offer an article called  "Debunking Solar Power Myths - Misconceptions About Solar System Metrics Could Hamper Solar Success",  and we invite you to  view it. 

You can also download/view a PDF version HERE.  ( It is a large file, so please be patient )

 Industry Media is an interactive publishing company dedicated to serving the information needs of business professionals in Canada and abroad.

They have chosen to feature Hybridyne on their 'front page' as one of their 'current industry profiles'.  We're very pleased with the article and we invite you to view it. 

You can also download/view a PDF version HERE.   ( It is a large file, so please be patient )

Deutsche Bank Publishes Climate Change Report   Renewable Energy World, 24 October 2008

"Deutsche Asset Management (DeAM) has published a research paper arguing that the accelerating pace of global warming will force governments to invest more heavily in climate change mitigation and adaptation despite the financial setbacks of the current market crash"

As governments become more aware of their responsibilities in mitigating climate change, and as fossil fuels become scarcer, the Renewable Energy sector will increasingly become the place where smart money goes for growth.  Please Contact our Financial Department for an explanation of the income potential, or to inquire about presently available investments.

Renewable Energy Investors Needed   Investeco Newsletter, June 2008
 

INVESTECO, Canada's first Environmental Investment Company ( www.investeco.com ) , in their June newsletter commented upon the  International Energy Agency ( IEA ) report quoted above.

According to Investeco, "  This $45 trillion will be needed, says the IEA, in part to fund the construction, each year until 2050, of 17,500 new wind turbines and 215 million m2 of solar panels. The goal of this investment would be to triple the share that renewable energy sources make up of total energy production by 2050. "