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Solar Energy News

What's happening around the world in the solar industry and how it might affect you

SunEdison pursuing another Chilean solar project

Read more...SunEdison aims to grow its South American presence with a 50-megawatt solar farm in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

The proposed project is expected to cost $120 million to develop and the power could be sold at prevailing electricity prices, according to a proposal from the company.

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Utility and solar company create agreement to offer affordable power

Read more...When Green Mountain Power merged with Central Vermont Public Service a year ago, they vowed to make Rutland, Vermont, the “solar capital of New England.”

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REVIVE turns existing parking structures into EV PV Chargers

 

Read more...There are a lot of companies out there with photovoltaic solar parking canopies, and plenty of others that have EV chargers, in fact there are plenty that offer both. But they’re pretty much all systems that require new construction. ProtekPark Solar this week launched a new, modular PV system with an electric vehicle (EV) charger, REVIVE. The system is designed to integrate into existing structures like canopies and shopping cart corrals.

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Solar market staging a comeback

Read more...The solar photovoltaics market is poised for a major comeback that could surge to $155 billion by 2018, according to a report from Lux Research.

“Right now, the solar industry is in a kind of dire situation,” said Ed Cahil, Lux Research analyst and author of the report, Solar’s Great Recovery. “The capacity grew to twice the demand, which resulted module prices dropping to the price of producing them or below.”

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NREL hosts solar car competition in Colorado—It’s like the Pinewood Derby but cooler!

Read more...This past weekend (May 18) the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) hosted a solar and battery powered car race for the budding engineers and scientists at Colorado’s middle schools. In all, 97 teams hailing from 28 middle schools in Colorado participated in the event. This isn’t the biggest solar story ever told, heck it's not even the biggest solar car story ever told, after all, all the PV modules in it are limited to a certain size. But in getting kids to learn more about renewable energy it may be infinitely more important. 

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More Articles...

  1. Natcore Technologies uses tax credit to grow in New York
  2. Week in review: Solar heating up in the ‘mids’
  3. PlanetSolar beats its own transatlantic speed record
  4. College students build solar garage
  5. Second California city to require solar sees 'broad support' for renewables
  6. Solar companies alliance preps to battle utilities
  7. GM goes solar at Warren Technical Center
  8. Seeing security in solar from bases to battlefields US military now has 130 MWs of PV, more on the way
  9. Morocco starts building first of 100s of MWs of concentrated solar projects
  10. Mass. landfill project just one of company's big municipal solar installs
  11. Walmart completes 8 PV arrays in Massachusetts, more on the way
  12. Ideal Power Converters shows off 3-Port Hybrid Converter for PV, EV, partners with NREL
  13. AtisSun finds success installing solar on MD farms
  14. Kuwait becoming next mid-east country to harness the sun with solar
  15. Minnesota’s Legislature passes compromise solar bill
  16. American Lung Association of California gets donated solar array
  17. Midwestern leaders are embracing solar, growing the industry
  18. Week in Review: Solar bills move forward, growth in clean energy jobs and more
  19. Spray-on solar for windows advances
  20. Boisset Family Estates wineries puts sun in more than just its grapes
  21. Clean Jobs Index shows growth in solar industry
  22. Strong Japanese solar market could drive monocrystalline wafer production
  23. Scientists support renewable electricity standards
  24. Solarize campaign encourages lender to dive deeper into solar financing