According to The World Bank, around 2 billion people live without supply of basic access to electricity. The rural population is the one that we are mainly considering, in continents such as Asia, Latin America and Africa as well as several islands. They are deprived from their fundamental necessities in contemporary society such as clean [...]
Continue reading...28. December 2009
The steady rise in demand for energy represents one of the hitting headline-challenges of modern society. Academic institutions around the world are in the field and striving for solutions. Most of the resources used have already woven into daily prerequisites and changes in our advanced civilization will require collaborative brain-efforts. According to Sally M. Benson, GCEP [...]
Continue reading...25. December 2009
Nanosolar Technology is a company that heavily indulges in developing advanced solar power technology at competitive prices. The focus is to safeguard the environment by using innovative technology that harnesses the most widespread and omnipresent source of energy provided by the Sun. This company is involved in research and development to produce sophisticated photovoltaic [...]
Continue reading...24. December 2009
In the morning as you walk along the road, the shining rays of the sun represent an astronomical source of energy that is under-utilized. There are few who even think about the sun as energy. Energy that provides electricity for home users, to drive cars, to light up shopping complex and more or less everything [...]
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The world’s leading manufacturer of plasma television sets, Panasonic, is about to experience their own companywide green shift. They have decided to invest one billion dollars into clean technology as they begin to concentrate on their core market, equipping homes and businesses with energy conscious products and solar power. Panasonic joins the ranks of several [...]
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A specific issue concerning solar power is that it is inconsistent due to irregular sunshine and the simple fact that old Sol stays hidden in the evening. That said some solar companies are resorting to liquefied salt to deal with the problem. Recently SolarReserve, a new venture based in Santa Monica, California announced a plan [...]
Continue reading...23. December 2009
A new report has been released and is available at Reportlinker.com called Concentrated Photovoltaic (PV) and Solar Photovoltaic Global Market (2009-2014). It details copious amounts of data and information regarding the global market for the renewable solar power industry. The renewable energy sector is about to explode worldwide and solar photovoltaic [PV] cells will be front [...]
Continue reading...22. December 2009
A new product, called the UVAC 2010 Universal Vacuum Air Collector, has recently been released by Siemens, and was announced at the CSP Summit in Seville. This device uses high-tech coatings to absorb energy from the sun. This solar energy is then converted into heat and used for the production of electricity. This UVAC 2010 has [...]
Continue reading...20. December 2009
180 KW of solar energy power has been developed by a leading operator and financer in solar project, MP2. An array of photovoltaic will be set at Martin Kellogg Middle School. It will provide energy to the town of Newington, Connecticut for a period of 20 years. This project was made possible by the contribution [...]
Continue reading...19. December 2009
A novel form of solar power generation has been evaluated and approved for production in Australia. The solar power station is a technical marvel and based on technology expertise from Germany. The amazing thing about the new solar technology is the minimalism and ease of its engineering; it also uses rudimentary guidelines of physics to generate [...]
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28. December 2009
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