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Posts Tagged ‘solar panels’

Transparent Photovoltaic Cells Turn Windows Into Solar Panels

Transparent Photovoltaic Cells Turn Windows Into Solar Panels

By JOHN COLLINS RUDOLF - Sunday, April 24, 2011 4:35

A new class of transparent photovoltaic cells has been developed that can turn an ordinary windowpane into a solar panel without impeding the passage of visible light, scientists said Tuesday. The cells could one day transform skyscrapers into giant ...

Dutch To Build Solar Panels Into Their Roads, Starting With Bike Lanes

Dutch To Build Solar Panels Into Their Roads, Starting With Bike Lanes

TreeHugger - Friday, April 22, 2011 8:14

The Dutch are well known for their ubiquitous bike lanes, to the point where Amsterdam is neck and neck with Copenhagen for the title of most bike-loving capital in Europe. Now, Denmark will have to come up with something big to match the latest plan f...

Germany’s solar panels produce more power than Japan’s entire Fukushima complex

Germany’s solar panels produce more power than Japan’s entire Fukushima complex

Grist - the latest from Grist - Tuesday, March 22, 2011 13:48

by Christopher Mims. Germany is the world leader in installed solar photovoltaic panels—and they also just shut down seven of their oldest nuclear reactors. Coincidence? Maaaaybe… Anyway, it’s worth noting that just today, total ...

From Sputnik to SunShot

By MATTHEW L. WALD - Friday, February 4, 2011 17:45

The Energy Department provided $27 million to nine new solar projects under a program to drive down the cost of solar power production.

Pure water from solar power; will it catch on?

Pure water from solar power; will it catch on?

Alister Doyle - Monday, January 31, 2011 9:18

Solar-powered water purification systems sold to Algeria, Malaysia: will they catch on?

World’s Greenest Nation? Vatican City Has Most Solar Power Installed Per Capita

World’s Greenest Nation? Vatican City Has Most Solar Power Installed Per Capita

TreeHugger - Monday, December 13, 2010 12:07

photo: Matthew McDermott Let's leave differences about the Roman Catholic Church's metaphysical teachings and some of their social stances aside for the moment, and recognize that Vatican City has made huge strides forward in renewable energy, leading the way in ...


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