Japan’s earthquake produced pandemic problems, especially when associated to the Fukushima nuclear power complex. On the other hand, Japan’s nearby wind farms were almost totally unaffected. It is an established fact that wind turbines does not always run on 100 percent, there are moments of intermittence. Yet, there are already clear that other sources of [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, August 21, 2011
Solar technology is considered to be in an infant stage. There is a various potential application of organic photovoltaic solar cells, but the state of the technology is still in a launch phase. These carbon-based cells made of organic polymers (or tiny molecules as semiconductors) are significantly smaller and cheaper in contrast to conventional solar [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, July 31, 2011
Green energy pioneer says solar PV is key technology Solar power is a strong source of renewable energy. UK seems to have excluded solar energy from the list of renewable source, or rather downgraded it as a source of demising oil and gas dependency. Recently, UK’s Renewable Energy roadmap was released. The government has set [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Tine mine is UK’s largest-scale solar power plant to derive governmental benefits from the so called ‘clean energy cash-back’ scheme. This upcoming solar farm is expected to produce 1.4 MW of electricity per annum, which will render it the largest solar farm in the UK. This new solar farm is the result of a joint [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, July 17, 2011
Progress in technology keeps on keeping us amazed. Recently, a team of researchers from MIT came up with something revolutionary. They actually printed photovoltaic solar cells on a typical paper. With this new discovery, it might soon be possible to generate cheap disposable solar cells that can be used for consumer goods. This is an [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 22, 2011
The famous hills and valleys of Yorkshire will live through unexpected transformation in the form indeed of a myriad of giant wind turbines. The hills have been an inspiration for many, a poet over the centuries. However, they now need to become more active in fostering local jobs in these times of urgent energy supply [...]
Continue reading...Monday, June 20, 2011
Ghana has won one of the worlds’ most prestigious international prize for green energy of this year’s Ashden Awards. Furthermore winners from Pakistan and India participated in the event VIP ceremony, presented by the British Minister for Change of Climate Greg Barker. The Ghana News Agency in Accra last Friday mentioned that the Prince of [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, June 19, 2011
Solar startup Semprius sold 16 percent of its stake to a leading power equipment company – Siemens. Semprius is a semiconductor technology company that develops solar concentrating photovoltaic systems. Solar concentrating PV is said to be a hybrid system combining solar panels and solar thermal technology, using mirrors and lenses to focus sunbeams onto solar [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, June 16, 2011
It was recently revealed that solar power is going to be used in the south-western of Oklahoma. This will help to create more jobs while equally saving energy and money. A 37.5 KW of solar arrays is going to be installed on a roof of a complex owned by Anadarko-based Delaware nation. According to the [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, June 12, 2011
North Korea is going for solar energy. This is what Kim Join-il, the North Korean Leader has mentioned as a replacement of the intense nuclear power programme. Kim has already requested a tour for with North Korean and China’s ally in solar photovoltaic plants such as Yangzhou, together with a trip to a shopping mall [...]
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