Solar, Green Energy

By admin • March 16th, 2009

Here’s something that a lot of people don’t know about dolphins: they have some remarkable eating habits. In fact, a recent study has revealed that dolphins prepare food much like chefs do. Allow me to explain.
One of the dolphins’ favorite foods is the cuttlefish. To secure their meal, dolphins herd the cuttlefish out of [...]

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Breaking the $1/watt Barrier
The $1 per watt price point has been a goal of the solar industry for a long time: First Solar announced that “it reduced its manufacturing cost for solar modules in the fourth quarter to 98 cents per watt”. It’s a bit unfortunate that it is happening to First Solar at [...]

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In case you missed President Obama’s address to the nation last night—as the White House blog points out it’s not a State of the Union address—the President (again) laid out his vision of how investment in clean energy will be the catalyst in reviving the nation’s economy. Nothing strikingly new, in terms of ideas [...]

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Breaking the $1/watt Barrier
The $1 per watt price point has been a goal of the solar industry for a long time: First Solar announced that “it reduced its manufacturing cost for solar modules in the fourth quarter to 98 cents per watt”. It’s a bit unfortunate that it is happening to First Solar at [...]

One of the major problems families today face is continuing price hikes for utilities, such as energy. In today’s world electricity is absolutely essential. It powers our homes, schools and offices; it is impossible to imagine our lives without it. The problem is that this essential part of our lives is getting really expensive because [...]