Australia to build world’s largest solar power station
Australia, the world’s largest coal exporter, currently uses coal for over 80 per cent of its domestic electricity generation. Australian Prime Minister…
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Intersolar North America Announces 2009 Exhibition Expansion
Exhibition Triples Growth In Just One Year
Japan follows Europe by tapping offshore wind for power
Overlooking a mountain lake a few hours drive from Tokyo, dozens of tall wind turbines spin in the breeze creating carbon-free power…
Intersolar North America Announces 2009 Event Partners
PV Group, SolarTech, and Greentech Media to Provide Keys for US Solar Success
Improving organic photovoltaics' stability and lifetime is goal of IMEC-Cytec collaboration
Research on organic solar cells has focused mainly on increasing conversion efficiency in recent years. But operational lifetime also needs improvement
Improving organic photovoltaics’ stability and lifetime is goal of IMEC-Cytec collaboration
Research on organic solar cells has focused mainly on increasing conversion efficiency in recent years. But operational lifetime also needs improvement
Sanyo Claims HIT Solar Cell Efficiency of 23%
Sanyo Electric Co Ltd achieved a cell conversion efficiency of 23% in its HIT (heterojunction with intrinsic thin layer) solar cell
Ideal spot found for first wave of tidal power
A tidal turbine built by an Irish company could land in a tidal energy sweet spot off Whidbey Island as soon as…
Yingli Green Energy and Recurrent Energy Sign Strategic Sales Agreement
Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited, and Recurrent Energy today announced that they have entered into a strategic sales agreement at the…
Taiwan gears up to tap abundant seas for quenching energy thirst
Persistently high oil prices are prompting resource-scarce Taiwan to look again at the possibilities of extracting energy from the abundant ocean that…