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Department of Energy Boosts Solar Power with SunShot Initiative

By Ghel on August 25, 2011

The Department of Energy will be funding high efficiency, low cost solar energy projects through its new SunShot initiative funding.

Hawaiian Electric Experiments with Solar Charging Station

By Ghel on July 24, 2011

Hawaiian Electric announced that it teamed up with Electric Power Research Institution to collect and analyze information from a charging station that has photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of a carport.

Georgia and Alabama Goes Solar

By Ghel on July 23, 2011

Solar power projects are going to rise in Georgia and Alabama. Georgia Power just got the approval from state regulators while Alabama Power is presently doing a research project regarding solar power.

Solar Panels Cool Homes in Summer

By Ghel on July 19, 2011

According to a study made by researchers from the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering, solar panels have more advantages than just generating clean energy to the household.

SOLAR Act Pushed in Congress

By Ghel on April 22, 2011

Representative Dennis Cardona of California reintroduced his Solar Opportunity and Local Access Rights or SOLAR Act in Congress recently. This bill would protect the rights of the homeowners to create their own electricity via solar power.

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.

England's Holy Houses Could Stand To Make £29 Million From Solar Panels

England's Holy Houses Could Stand To Make £29 Million From Solar Panels

By Cheryl on July 12, 2010

Churches, mosques and synagogues in England could stand to add up to $29 million GBP (or $50 million USD) to their coffers by simply switching to solar panels.

Solar Power In Your Home Is Cheaper Than You Think

Solar Power In Your Home Is Cheaper Than You Think

By Cheryl on May 21, 2010

Implementing solar power doesn’t have to be difficult! If the thought of converting to renewable energy conjures up images of your house looking like a construction site and money flying out of your wallet, prepare for your reality check.

Green Mountain Energy Offers Form of Net Metering to Texans

Green Mountain Energy Offers Form of Net Metering to Texans

By BrentC on January 17, 2010

Green Mountain Energy, a Texas company providing electricity from green energy sources, offers customers who produce renewable energy from home systems a special buy-back program.

Harvard Gains 500KW Solar Array

Harvard Gains 500KW Solar Array

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.

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