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Researcher Finds Solar Power in Agricultural Waste

February 5, 2012

Every now and then we catch wind of a new solar power breakthrough. Often they are miles away from being commercially viable and represent the first steps of a research that needs further work on. But they indicate how much scope there is for research in the solar power field. Technorati Tags: Andreas Mershin, MIT, [...]

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India’s Solar Power Revolution Could Have Global Effect

February 3, 2012

India has a Solar Mission to install 20,000 MW of solar power by 2022. Solar electricity is already cheaper than electricity produced with diesel generators. Technorati Tags: diesel generators, India solar power, solar panel prices, solar power prices Related Posts:Solar Power “Going Mainstream”

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Generate Your Own Solar Power

February 2, 2012

Solar power is a ticket to energy independence. Even if you can’t afford photovoltaic solar panels, you can start incorporating solar energy with smaller devices such as Ecotricity’s solar power generator. Technorati Tags: Ecotricity solar generator, solar power emergencies, solar power generator Related Posts:No Related Posts Found! Go find some…

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British Clean Energy Company Finances the New Wave in Ocean Power

February 1, 2012

Ecotricity, a British alternative energy provider, announced on its website that it is financing a new technology called Searaser. The company says the new technology tackles two of the main obstacles faced by the renewable energy industry: cost and intermittency. Technorati Tags: Ecotricity, ocean power, Searaser, tidal power Related Posts:Scotland Sets Itself Ambitious Renewable Energy [...]

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Biodiesel Saw Record Production in the U.S. in 2011

January 31, 2012

According to fresh data released by the Environmental Protection Agency, a record 1.1 billion gallons were produced in 2011, a milestone for the biodiesel industry in the U.S. The target required by the agency’s Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) was 800 million gallons. Related Posts:No Related Posts Found! Go find some…

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