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By BrentC on January 16, 2010
Solar energy has made its debut at Harvard University, with CarbonFree Technology, Integrys Energy Services and SunPower Corporation installing a 500-kilowatt solar array on the roof of an historic brownstone.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Solar Energy, Solar Panels, Solar Power | Tagged Campus, Car, CarbonFree Technology, Crimson Solar, David Oxtoby, department of energy, electrical, electricity, energy, energy savings, Environment, environmental, grid, Harvard University, Installation, Integrys Energy Services, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, photovoltaic, Renewable, renewable energy, solar, Solar America Initiative, solar energy, solar panel, solar panels, Solar Power, solar roof, SunPower Corporation, SunPower T5 Solar Roof Tiles, sustainability, Technology, Tom Leyden, UB, United States |
By Grace on January 13, 2010
ESolar, a Pasadena-based company, lands a deal that will have it provide technology and assistance in putting up several solar farms in China.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Broad Scale Clean Energy, Clean Energy, Clean Power Plants, Photovoltaics, Solar Energy, Solar Panels, Solar Power, Solar Power Plants, Wind Power | Tagged California, China, electric power, electricity, energy, eSolar, First Solar, Google Inc., heliostats, Idealab, Mongolian Desert, Nuclear Power, photovoltaic, photovoltaic panel, photovoltaic panels, power plant, Renewable, renewable energy, Shaanxi Yulin Huyayang New Energy Co., Shandong Penglai Electric Power Equipment Manufacturing Co., Sierra SunTower, solar, Solar Farm, solar photovoltaic plant, Solar Power, Solar Power Plant, Solar Power Plants, solar thermal, solar thermal power, Southern California Edison, Technology, wind energy, Yulin Energy Park |
By Grace on January 7, 2010
Massachusetts has a couple of solar power projects up its sleeves for 2010. The goal is to increase the number of solar power installations within the state.
Posted in Home Solar Power Systems, Solar Energy, Solar Home, Solar Power | Tagged Business, Businesses, Commonwealth Solar, Commonwealth Solar Stimulus, Deval Patrick, energy, fossil fuel, fuel, Green, Green Communities Act, green jobs, Installation, Massachusetts, Rebates, Renewable, renewable energy, solar, solar energy, solar panel, solar panels, Solar Power, UB |
By Grace on January 4, 2010
The renewable energy industry in New Jersey is booming thanks to financial incentives the government offers and the lack of state regulations regarding the industry.
Posted in Solar Energy, Solar Power | Tagged Business, electricity, energy, Government, home improvement, Incentives, Installation, New Jersey, New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, Public Utilities, Renewable, renewable energy, Renewable Energy Certificates, solar, solar energy, solar panel, solar panels, Solar Power, UB, United States |
By Grace on December 21, 2009
Ontario aims to phase out its coal power plants within five years according to the Canadian province’s new Green Energy Act. Canada is one of the highest carbon gas contributors among major economies.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Broad Scale Clean Energy, Clean Energy, Clean Power Plants, Solar Energy, Wind Power | Tagged bio, biogas, build solar panel, Business, Businesses, Canada, Car, Clean Energy, conservation, Copenhagen, Copenhagen Summit, electricity, emissions, energy, energy conservation, gas, George Smitherman, Government, Green, green energy, Green Energy Act, grid, home solar power, Installation, Kitchener, Ontario, power plant, Renewable, renewable energy, solar, solar panel, solar panel installation, Solar Power, solar power system, solar power systems, sustainable, Sustainable Energy, UB, wind turbine |
By Grace on December 9, 2009
Santa Barbara County commissioners urged Edison Mission Energy to proceed with its planned 45-megawatt commercial solar project installing ground-mounted solar modules on agricultural land in Cuyama.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Clean Energy, Solar Energy, Solar Home, Solar Power | Tagged Community Environmental Council, Cuyama, Edison International, Edison Mission Energy, electricity, energy, Environment, environmental, gas, Green, grid, Installation, Lompoc, oil, Pacific Gas and Electric, Renewable, renewable energy, Santa Barbara County, solar, Solar Farm, solar panel, solar panels, UB |
By Grace on December 6, 2009
The future looks bright for solar panel manufacturers with next week’s 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen to look for climate change solutions.
Posted in Clean Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Home Solar Power Systems, Solar Energy, Solar Panels, Solar Power, Solar Power Plants | Tagged Car, China, Clean Energy, climate change, climate change conference, Copenhagen, Copenhagen Summit, Dr. James Hansen, emissions, energy, gas, Global Warming, Golden Sun, Golden Sun stimulus, Government, Green, greenhouse gas, Renewable, renewable energy, solar, solar cell, solar cells, solar panel, Solar Power, Suntech, sustainable, Trina, UB, UN Climate Chance Conference, United States, warming |
By Joel on November 26, 2009
Solar power, and other forms of alternative energy, are slowly becoming more mainstream. As technology and public opinion progress, it will become more economically feasible for companies to invest in sustainable energy use.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Clean Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Solar Energy | Tagged Albertson's, alternative, Alternative Energy, Bristol Myers Squibb, Car, clean air act, ConAgra Frozen Foods, conservation, Dean Foods, emissions, energy, energy conservation, Environment, environmental, gas, GlaxoSmithKline, Global Warming, GoodGuide.com, Green, greenhouse gas, greenhouse gases, K-Mart, Renewable, renewable energy, Sears, solar, solar energy, Solar Power, sustainable, Sustainable Energy, Technology, UB, warming |
By Grace on November 23, 2009
Great things are happening in Inner Mongolia when it comes to solar power. This Mongol autonomous region located in northern China is becoming a powerful player in the alternative energy sector, and as such China wants to use the region to house various solar farms.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Photovoltaics, Solar Electric, Solar Energy, Solar Heating, Solar Panels, Solar Power, Solar Power Plants | Tagged alternative, Alternative Energy, bio, biomass, Business, California, China, electricity, energy, First Solar, Government, hydro power, Inner Mongolia, Mongolian Desert, Ordas City, photovoltaic, photovoltaic panel, photovoltaic panels, power plant, Renewable, renewable energy, solar, solar cell, solar cells, solar energy, Solar Farm, solar panel, solar panels, Solar Power, Solar Power Farm, solar thermal, Suntech, sustainable, Thin Film, wind energy |
By Grace on November 16, 2009
Chinese-owned solar panel giant Suntech has announced plans to erect its U.S. headquarters in a 100,000 square feet location in Phoenix, Arizona. The building of the site, which will also house a manufacturing plant, was announced last Monday by Arizona Governor Jan Brewer.
The Suntech Power facility is expected to be fully operational by the third quarter of 2010, creating at least 250 new green jobs in the state. Once operational, the facility will likely be the first ever company to be eligible for Arizona’s Renewable Energy Tax Incentive program. Through said program, Suntech can earn refundable tax credits and additional property tax reductions.
Posted in Alternative Energy, Solar Energy, Solar Panels, Solar Power | Tagged Alternative Energy, Arizona, Arizona State University, Business, Car, energy, Environment, Green, green jobs, Renewable, renewable energy, solar, solar panel, solar panels, Solar Power, Solar Powered, Suntech, Suntech Power, tax credit, tax credits, Texas, UB, United States |
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