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Australia’s solar sector is beginning to evolve, affected by global trends Australia’s solar energy industry is facing an uncertain future…
Navy Research Laboratory aims to generate solar power in space The U.S. Navy Research Laboratory has revealed a project that…
Solar power becoming incumbent as country moves away from coal Solar energy is on its way to becoming incumbent rather…
Installed solar capacity worldwide in 2013 reaches 37 GW The past year has been very positive for the solar power…
Grid parity may be on the horizon for solar power Investment banking firm Goldman Sachs has released a new report…
State become the first in the country to introduce a new solar power plan focused on utilities and homeowners Minnesota…
SolarCity will now sell its solar panels through Best Buy stores nationwide SolarCity, a leading solar power developer, has announced…
State reaches new record with its solar energy production in March The California Independent System Operator has announced that the state…
Solar power continues to have an impact on Australia’s energy market Australia’s energy market is beginning to evolve at a…
France continues to try to find a way for solar power to take hold France has been on track to…
Document highlights the progress that solar power has made in 2013 Solar energy has found major success in Japan thanks…
Stocks are surging for some fuel cell developers Fuel cell stocks are beginning to surge ahead as several companies enter…
Indian government unveils plans for additional solar capacity in Jammu and Kashmir India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has…
Researchers work to develop a new artificial leaf that is cost effective and efficient Researchers from the Lawrence Berkeley National…
Researchers have a plan to reach the 100% clean energy mark A team of researchers from Stanford University have developed…
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