A KickStarter project shows how solar panel factories could become a feature of any neighborhood, producing cheap solar panels for an age when these would become truly mass consumption items. Related Posts:ELF, the Three Wheeled Solar Bicycle
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The Midâ€Atlantic Solar Energy Industries (MSEIA) and the Pennsylvania Solar Energy Industries Association (PASEIA) earlier this week released a study by consulting firm Clean Power Research showing that solar power in New Jersey and...
Good news from the economic solar power front. The Solar Foundation (TSF), an independent nonprofit solar education and research organization, earlier this week announced that its third annual National Solar Jobs Census found that the U.S. solar...
Bill Powers, of Solar Done Right, tells Business Week in a timely article about the political hitches holding solar back in the U.S., that “economically and technologically, the game is over. The hang-ups in the U.S. are strictly...
Neighbors also like to keep up the joneses when it comes to solar power This is a revealing study. Apparently, homeowners are more likely to install solar panels if they already exist in their own zip code area or on their street. The study, called...
