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Government Support Makes Solar Power Affordable

By Ghel on November 23, 2011

The solar power industry in the United States will still continue to get support from the government even after the debacle with Solyndra. Favorable government measures would still make solar power cost-competitive with other energy sources.

Large Solar Power Plants Rise in California Southern Deserts

By Ghel on October 27, 2011

The barren Mojave Desert would become home to large solar power plants once the construction is completed. The electricity generated from the desert would be enough to power millions of homes.

Solar Power Industry Fails to Reach Target Number of Jobs

By Ghel on October 26, 2011

The federal government gave the solar power industry support because the sector promised to provide three things to the United States. These are jobs which the country needed immediately, development of an American solar industry that can compete on the global market in the near future, and reducing pollution in the atmosphere for the long run.

Solar Developers Look for Land in Massachusetts

By Ghel on October 2, 2011

Time is not on the side of solar power developers as the December 31 deadline on federal renewable energy incentive program nears. The program covers 30 percent of development costs, which made solar projects attractive to investors.

Solar Power Technology Improvements

By Ghel on August 15, 2011

The US federal government cut billions of dollars that used to fund the research and development of solar power technology but reports show that investments in renewable energy around the world increased by up to 32 percent to $211 billion.

Solar-Powered Electric Car Charging Station Opens in Bethesda

By Ghel on August 9, 2011

Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley was present, along with other state, local and federal officials, when a solar-powered electric vehicle charging station opened in Bethesda, Maryland. Its solar panels are located at the top of an 18 foot pole.

Solar Power Continues on Growing

By Ghel on July 11, 2011

When the U. S. economy is good, growth is expected to be from 3 to 4 percent. But in 2010, solar power industry grew by 67 percent.

Michigan Property Tax Causes Solar Farm to Lose Money

By Ghel on May 25, 2011

On paper, the state of Michigan might be encouraging residents and businesses to install solar power systems with its solar rebate and incentive programs. But the state officials must rethink their property tax laws if they really want to promote alternative energy use in Michigan.

First Solar and China Power Sign Solar Power Deal

By Ghel on May 10, 2011

First Solar Inc. and China Power International New Energy Holding Ltd. announced that they will work on solar energy projects in the United States, China and other markets across the globe. First Solar is one of the leading U.S. solar panel manufacturers.

Carbon Offsets Help Manage Your Footprint

Carbon Offsets Help Manage Your Footprint

By Cheryl on July 19, 2010

It’s true: it is hard to live off the grid, no matter how tempting and eco-friendly it is. Enter carbon offsets – voluntary payments of a particular sum per tonne of carbon you emit. It’s like donating to a charity for Mother Nature.

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