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Charging Ahead With Wireless Hybrid Energy Harvesters - Harvesting Vibration and Solar Energy to Power Wireless Sensors  Midé Technology has combined the Volture" Vibration energy harvester with the Volture" Solar Energy Harvester to power physical or environmental condition monitoring systems with a wireless hybrid product (Volture Solar Energy Harvester) - replacing dependence on wires, expensive batteries and their associated maintenance. (PRWeb Oct 23, 2008)
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Interactive solar energy exhibit stopped in Chandler  City Tour for Solar, an interactive exhibit extolling the benefits of solar energy made a stop in Chandler on Monday. The exhibit featured displays, demonstrations of solar power and video presentations on the benefits of solar energy. Direct Link Email This Article
One Of Southeast's Largest Solar Energy Farms Being Built In Western North Carolina (AHN)  (AHN) - One of the largest solar solar energy farms in the southeast will be built in the mountains of western North Carolina and provide enough energy to power 1,100 homes. - Tue, 28 Oct 2008 06:58:52 GMT Direct Link Email This Article
Solar energy market to grow at a very aggressive rate: Q&A with Gilad Almogy, senior vice president, Applied Materials  Despite the rapid decline of oil prices and a slowdown in the semiconductor and FPD (flat-panel display) industries recently, global investment in solar energy has continued to build â€' a trend that has helped bring in a backlog of orders for thin-film solar products at Applied Materials. Digitimes recently had an opportunity to talk with Gilad Almogy, senior vice president and general manager of display and thin-film solar business group at Applied Materials, on the prospects of the global photovoltaic market. Direct Link Email This Article
Intel Capital puts $20M in Chinese thin-film solar energy provider  Intel Capital, the global investment arm of Intel Corp., said it made three new investments in China, including a $20 million investment in thin-film solar energy provider Trony Solar Holdings Co. Ltd. (INTC) Direct Link Email This Article
Why has Pittsburgh only spent $15,000 on solar energy?  Companies that have invested in solar energy boast of its benefits. Direct Link Email This Article
Taiwan solar energy makers differ on 2009 business outlook Among Taiwan-based makers of solar energy products including wafers, cells and modules, two extreme opinions concerning business outlook in 2009 have emerged, according to industry sources in Taiwan. Direct Link Email This Article
Trustee makes donation to start new solar energy research center at Rensselaer  (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Researchers at the center will work to develop the next generation of solar technology by studying one of the most powerful energy converting machines in world -- plants. Researchers will use sophisticated new technologies and techniques to understand the energy converting power of plants to develop new technologies that mimic this extremely efficient natural system. Direct Link Email This Article
Solar energy, biofuels and ocean currents show promise  Gov. Charlie Crist continues to focus attention on renewable energy in the state, especially through his annual Serve to Preserve summits on global climate change that have been held in Miami the past two years. But, the initial movement toward renewable energy has been slow: It still comprises less than 1 percent of the state's electric power portfolio, for example. Direct Link Email This Article
RPI to open new solar energy research center  Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y., is opening a new alternative energy research center tomorrow. Direct Link Email This Article
Sun setting on city's solar energy grant Officials are confident that they can spend $635,000 by year's end. Direct Link Email This Article
Solar energy company opens factory in Southeast Austin 
Investorideas.com Green Investor Podcast Series; Interview with CEO of Solar Company, BrightSource Energy, Inc.  John Woolard, CEO of a private California-based solar energy company called BrightSource Energy, offers his outlook on solar energy. Direct Link Email This Article
NC Progress Energy Contracts To Buy 1-Megawatt Output Of Solar Farm (AHN)  (AHN) - One of the largest solar solar energy farms in the southeast will be built in the mountains of western North Carolina and provide enough energy to power 1,100 homes. - Tue, 28 Oct 2008 07:01:43 GMT Direct Link Email This Article
Solar may need more substantial tax breaks Mark Duda has been named president of the Hawaii Solar Energy Association, a 40-member group representing the solar industry. Duda is vice president of finance for Suntech Hawaii, a Kailua-based renewable energy firm specializing in solar photovoltaic and hot water systems. The company, founded in 2004, bills itself as the largest locally owned and operated solar integrator. Duda recently talked with PBN's Nanea Kalani about his new role and some of the challenges facing Hawaii's solar industry. Direct Link Email This Article
Solar Power Game-changer: 'Near Perfect' Absorption Of Sunlight, From All Angles  Researchers have discovered and demonstrated a new method for overcoming two major hurdles facing solar energy. By developing a new antireflective coating that boosts the amount of sunlight captured by solar panels and allows those panels to absorb the entire solar spectrum from nearly any angle, the research team has moved academia and industry closer to realizing high-efficiency, cost-effective solar power. Direct Link Email This Article
Municipal Governments And Utilities Getting On Renewable Energy Bandwagon (AHN)  (AHN) - Municipal governments as well as public utilities are jumping on the renewable energy bandwagon, utilizing everything from methane gas produced by rotting garbage at the town dump to solar energy produced by solar panels that work even on cloudy days to generate power. - Tue, 4 Nov 2008 12:17:44 GMT Direct Link Email This Article
Solar panel overcapacity expected in 2009, says The Information Network While solar energy panel sales have and will continue to grow at a rate of about 40% per year, market research firm The Information Network indicated that several key growth drivers, including high oil prices, a polysilicon shortage and government subsidies, are expected to have less of an effect on the market in 2009. Considering that the costs of solar are not yet able to compete with traditional sources of energy, overcapacity in the market is expected in the short-term. Direct Link Email This Article
Green news harvest: Solar thermal returns to Calif., Seattle algae  Duke Energy scales back solar plan, Solydra scores another big customer for rooftop solar, energy and water's close linkage, an algae biofuels contest, smartening the grid, and more. Direct Link Email This Article
Company brings solar power to remote locales  Ahwatukee resident Daniel Jones and his sister Debra Jones are taking solar energy on the road. They started Spirit of the Sun Solar Systems, LLC in July, as a way to bring ''power to the people'' naturally via mobile solar generators. Direct Link Email This Article
Polysilicon shifting form semiconductor to solar use, say Taiwan makers Leading suppliers of polycrystalline silicon material (poly-Si) around the world, viewing that demand from the solar energy industry will keep growing in 2009 while that from semiconductor industry will decrease, may allocate increased portions of their output for solar players in 2009, according to makers of solar-grade polycrystalline silicon wafers in Taiwan. Direct Link Email This Article
Knoxville unveils 'Solar City America' campaign  Knoxville unveiled its "Solar City America" campaign on Friday. The program is designed to educate city residents and businesses on the benefits of solar energy. Direct Link Email This Article
Intel Capital puts $20M in Chinese solar business  Intel Capital, the global investment arm of Intel Corp., said it made three new investments in China, including a $20 million investment in thin-film solar energy provider Trony Solar Holdings Co. (INTC) Direct Link Email This Article
Intel Capital to invest $20M in solar venture  Shrugging off gloom over the economic outlook, Intel Capital on Tuesday announced its first "clean-tech" initiative in China, a $20 million equity investment in Trony Solar Holdings Co., one of China's biggest makers of solar energy and wind power equipment. Direct Link Email This Article
Renewable energy industry generates jobs A report released in 2007 by the American Solar Energy Society reveals the truth about the renewable energy industry's ability to stimulate job growth. Direct Link Email This Article
Extension of Arundel solar tax credit entices suppliers A proposal to extend tax credits to Anne Arundel County homeowners who want to generate electricity using solar energy could lure more solar suppliers to do business there. Direct Link Email This Article
Politicians must pave the way to green energy A report released in 2007 by the American Solar Energy Society reveals the truth about the renewable energy industry's ability to stimulate job growth. Direct Link Email This Article
Intel Capital to invest $20 mln in solar venture  AP - Shrugging off gloom over the economic outlook, Intel Capital on Tuesday announced its first "clean-tech" initiative in China, a $20 million equity investment in Trony Solar Holdings Co., one of China's biggest makers of solar energy and wind power equipment. Direct Link Email This Article
Hamlin Cos. diversifies into solar business Hamlin Energy Solutions got its start in January after the family-owned, rooftop metal fabrication company Hamlin Cos. decided to venture into solar energy. Direct Link Email This Article
335,000 Cellular Base Stations to Include Solar Power by 2013  ABI Research reports solar energy is now a very viable solution for powering cellular base stations. Direct Link Email This Article
Google CEO Schmidt lays out U.S. energy ideas  The United States should use part of any future economic stimulus package to connect wind turbines and solar energy to the nation's electricity grid, said Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt, an advisor to President-elect Barack Obama. Direct Link Email This Article
Defense Act Encourages Military Fuel Economy, Renewable Energy Use  President Bush signed the defense authorization act on
October 15. A key provision of the act should lead to more
fuel-efficient military vehicles, while another provision aims to
reduce fuel use for deployed troops by generating some of
their electricity from wind and solar energy. Direct Link Email This Article
Sunbeams can help Houston’s ‘powerful vision for the future’ The future is definitely bright for solar energy and other forms of distributed energy such as wind power and fuel cells, says Ralph Parrott, president of Houston-based Alternative Power Solutions LLC (www.apowersolutions.com), which designs and installs residential and commercial solar systems. Direct Link Email This Article
Dry nations turn to sun and sea  Solar energy, ecotourism and even fish farms can create new jobs in a developing economies hit by global warming, a UN report suggests. Direct Link Email This Article
The Green Tax Gusher  Want to install a $60,000 solar energy system in your home? Uncle Sam will pay 30%. Really. Direct Link Email This Article
REI and Blue Oak Energy Celebrate Completion of Fifth Store-top Solar Array Blue Oak Energy and REI partner together to mark the completion of five California solar arrays between the national retail co-op and solar engineering firm Blue Oak Energy (BOE). In California, REI locations in Arcadia, Santa Rosa, San Carlos and San Diego are already generating 20 to 30 percent of their energy with photovoltaic (PV) installations designed and installed by BOE, using Sharp solar modules. REI's PV systems in Sacramento and Folsom will be producing energy by the end of the year. (PRWeb Nov 10, 2008)
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Become a Solar Hot Water Installer - Silicon Solar to Offer Solar Thermal Training and Certification in Minneapolis Silicon Solar Inc is offering a solar hot water training and certification course for interested dealers and installers in Minneapolis, MN on November 14, 2008. The training course is designed for Plumbers, HVAC Professionals and Solar Installers. Direct Link Email This Article
Dans Home Energy Project is Now Underway, Pioneering 'Geothermal Energy Storage' "Geothermal Energy Storage" 'Dans Home Energy Project' is a scientific experiment. This project utilizes a high efficient geothermal ground source heat pump, solar hot water collectors and photovoltaic electric solar panels in a unique manner. (PRWeb Oct 26, 2008)
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Taiwan-based Green Energy Technology invests in China maker of solar silicon wafers Green Energy Technology (GET), a Taiwan-based producer of solar-grade polycrystalline silicon wafers, on October 20 announced its investment of US$5.05 million for a 40% stake in a new joint-venture provider of slicing solar-grade polycrystalline silicon ingots into wafers in northern China, according to GET. Direct Link Email This Article
LDK Solar inks deal with BP Solar  LDK Solar Co. will sell silicon wafers used in solar power equipment to BP Solar International Inc. under a three-year contract. (LDK) (BP) Direct Link Email This Article
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