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Aug 31, 2010 |
The 1970s marked the start of the first energy crisis. The new century broke the dawn of a new era - one that is focused on reducing emissions and becoming energy independent. France read the tea leaves in the 1970s. Now, the rest of the world is weighing its options. -
Aug 30, 2010 |
With national climate initiatives in neutral, the states are now advancing the cause. The western, Midwestern and northeastern regions are taking the lead. While the movement in those areas is relatively modest, it could still pave the way for the federal government to follow suit if they prove successful.
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CHINA ALREADY DOMINATES IN SOLAR panel production and manufacturing. Now it is honing the efficiency of these processes and taking aim at basic research, too.A prime example of this move is the Applied Materials Solar Technology Center in Xi'an.The center, which opened last year, conducts reliability testing and solar research and development. “Our goal is to expand the depth of R&D and
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TODAY, SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC ELECTRICITY is widely recognized as an energy source fueled not only by the sun, but also by incentives and renewable portfolio mandates. If PV is to become a significant part of the global energy portfolio, the cost per watt must continue to fall.There are two ways to lower the cost-per-watt: increase conversion efficiency and lower manufacturing cost. These can be
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Although Colorado Springs has so far been unable to attract any renewable energy manufacturers to the area, Danish wind energy giant Vestas made a visit on Wednesday to hold a conference for financial analysts at The Broadmoor.
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