Growing Number of Sub-500 kW PV Projects Provides US Job Creation and Cost Reductions

Encouraged by incentives and power requirements, agricultural land in the US is being converted to renewable PV energy

Los Angeles utility powers up 11.4-MW (DC) SolarWorld solar system

Adelanto project leads LADWP's shift to more renewable power generation

Governor Christie Signs Legislation to Stabilize New Jersey Solar Market

Bill addresses uncertainty around solar energy credits in top U.S. market

EYE Lighting Exhibits during Solar Power International 2012 in Orlando, FL

Visit EYE Lighting at Booth No. 1048 for the Latest Industry News

3Degrees Launches New Renewable Energy Products

Regional Green Power, Catalyst Wind and Brighter Schools Solar RECs Enable Organizations to Demonstrate Their Support for Specific Types of Green Power Projects

Repsol - Developing synergies in energy

New from OMG Roofing Products -- PowerGrip for Solar Panel Attachment

OMG Roofing Products Introduces PowerGrip for Solar Panel Attachment -- Fast, Simple, Watertight Security –

Researchers create transparent solar cell

Researchers at UCLA and UC Santa Barbara have created the first highly transparent, plastic solar cells. The new solar cell is almost 70% transparent to visible light.  There are two key breakthroughs here: First, as far as I can tell, this is one of highest efficiency (4%) polymer solar cells (PSC) yet created; and, perhaps more importantly, researchers have historically struggled to get get past 10 or 20% transparency, let alone 70%. You are probably wondering how something can be both transparent and absorb light — well, in this case, the PSC only absorbs infrared light, but lets visible light pass through it. In both cases, the secret sauce is silver nanowires within the polymer. These nanowire electrodes are conductive and flexible, and after being coated with titanium dioxide nanoparticles they are also photovoltaic. Most importantly, though, these nanowires can be laid down using a solution process — basically, to turn a big roll of polymer into a solar cell, all you have to do is immerse it in a vat of titanium dioxide-coated silver nanowires, cure it, and voila.

Pritech Network Presents KVM Switches and KVM Drawers

Environmental monitoring systems prevent hardware damage to server rooms, data centers and network closets with critical condition alerts and remote reboot capability.

Global Solar Energy Brings Powerful Building Integrated Solar to Japan's Growing Renewable Energy Market

Flexible Solar Leader Helps Businesses Leverage New Feed-in Tariffs with Photovoltaic Systems Designed for Japanese Roofs; Partners with OG Corporation, CBC and Eco Holdings

Tantaline Enters Renewable Energy Market with Corrosion Technology

Innovative product enables stronger acids and greater pressures to be used for more efficient flow batteries

AEG Power Solutions Launches SMi2000FE, Ultra High-Efficiency Rectifier for DC applications

The new platform is part of the ecopx range of energy supplies from the group, engineered to decrease environmental impact and save operating costs.

Green Upgrades Increase Value of Los Angeles Homes by 5.5 to 9 Percent

Local case studies confirm price premium for green homes identified in recent statewide study

Solar Tax Credit Pays for Itself

Federal Taxpayers Receive 10% Internal Rate of Return on Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) in Common Solar Financing Scenarios

DuPont Addresses Patent Protection at Solarbuzz China Conference

Intellectual Property Theft Growing in Competitive Climate of Photovoltaics

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