How much would it cost to get you into solar power? You don’t have to wait for an estimate anymore. A new website lets you see exactly how much a system would cost.READ MORE›
What's the world's best solar panel? A plant. So making solar panels from plants seems like a no-brainer. Today, scientists think they've achieved just that.READ MORE›
While the company says it will still pour dollars into other renewable projects, it's done doing its own R&D. Here's what the RE<C initiative managed to accomplish before it was unceremoniously shuttered.READ MORE›
Don't keep your solar user in the dark. Changers--a small solar panel you can use to charge your gadgets--wants to make your energy savings public and competitive.READ MORE›
We already have private sector businesses with solutions that are scaling rapidly. The scary thing is that governments do not know who they are, and therefore have no good way to coordinate with them.READ MORE›
Photovoltaic cells that convert heat, not sunlight, to electricity may turn out to be the solution for capturing all the energy we waste through heat.READ MORE›
Solar panels give you clean energy, yes, but it turns out that's not all. Just by putting them on the roof, you'll start saving cash on your cooling and heating bills.READ MORE›
When you were a kid, maybe you built a parabolic solar cooker as a science project and thought you were pretty hot stuff. (Zing!) Markus Kayser, who is not a kid but clearly has the lateral-thinking skills of one, did something much ...READ MORE›
Now New Yorkers can see exactly how much solar power each roof could generate. Will that info spur solar installations like it has in other cities?READ MORE›
The hook-up between Sunpower and oil giant Total shows that the solar industry has become a significant part of the mainstream energy industry.READ MORE›
BrightSource just finalized $1.6 billion in loans from the U.S Department of Energy as well as a $168 million investment from Google. What's the search giant interested in?READ MORE›
Share on StumbleUpon
Share on LinkedIn