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Solar Power In A Bottle Thanks To Elephant Energy, USAID, & divi

Living off the grid necessitates and demands innovation. A happy new innovation for some off-grid, energy poverty–challenged folks is solar power in a bottle. The organizations to thank for this new option are the US Agency for International Development (USAID), Elephant Energy, and divi, Inc. Justin Gray and Vrinda Manglik, writing for the Huffington Post, cut to the

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By Cynthia Shahan | March 25, 2014 | Solar Energy |
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Yingli Green Energy To Supply 54 MW Of Solar Modules For 7 UK Solar Projects

Yingli Green Energy (aka Yingli Solar), which is the “largest vertically integrated photovoltaic (‘PV’) module manufacturer in the world,” was recently selected to supply 54 MW (54,000 kW) worth of solar PV modules for 7 solar projects in the UK being developed by Grid Essence UK. Here are some more details, via a recent press release: The

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By Zachary Shahan | March 23, 2014 | Solar Energy |
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UK Landmark Big Ben To Be Covered In Solar Panels?

When you think of the UK, or more specifically, of England, it’s very likely that an image of the iconic great clock tower known as Big Ben comes to mind. But what would you say if the image of that old clock tower in your mind — the real-life version was completed all the way

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By James Ayre | March 20, 2014 | Solar Energy |
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Solar Panels: Father’s Day Gift?

Generally, I try to keep an eye on the most popular Google searches in the U.S. For one, I think this is important for my job, to see if something I’m interested in is hot at the moment (and why) or to find out about something important I might have missed in my normal news channels. Additionally, doing so just gives me an idea of what’s happening or what’s popular at the moment, in general.

By Zach | June 19, 2011 | Renewable Energy | 1 Comment |
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