September 2006

• September 6th
  • Solar power may soon bring the Web to remote areas
  • Solar power in schools saves money, renews energy
  • Everything You Wanted To Know About Solar Power and Were Afraid To Ask
  • Worldwide Solar Power Generation Growing Fast
  • World's largest solar power plant
  • Solar power to shine in coming decades
  • Sharp sees solar power costs halving by 2010
  • Mimicking nature for cheaper solar power
• September 7th
  • Desperately seeking silicon
  • Solar power can be pricey
  • Family Converts To Solar Power
  • Solar Energy for the Poor
  • Poor people get solar power
• September 8th
  • Will new Midland stadium be solar powered?
  • Report Sees Solar Ready to Shine on Consumer Energy Markets
  • Legislation for Million Solar Roofs Plan Signed by Schwarzenegger
  • Two Billion Households Could Have Solar Power By 2025
• September 9th
  • New Book Cites Inevitability of Solar Energy
  • Tax credits give companies an incentive for solar power
  • Applied Materials to pursue solar power market
  • Solar energy company to build second plant in Greenville
• September 10th
  • Demand for solar power hot
  • Solar energy company to build second plant in Greenville
  • Two billion homes could benefit from solar energy, report claims
  • Solar power boosts poor in Phuket
• September 11th
  • Solar energy: Charged for the future
  • Soaring energy costs make solar power a bright idea
  • Solar Energy Could Generate 2.5 Percent Of World Electricity By 2025
  • 4,000-acre development near Lake Billy Chinook relies on solar power
• September 12th
  • Insurance broker providing support to build Canada's first solar power station
  • Solar energy conference opens in Germany
  • Slovenia's Biggest Solar Power Plant Opens in Mavcice
• September 13th
  • Something new under the sun (and it could change everything)
  • Solar energy company to build second plant in Greenville
• September 14th
  • Improved devices may make better use of sunlight
  • Sunny Outlook For Nanosilicon Solar Power Window
  • Solar Energy to Convert Carbon Dioxide into A Useful Fuel
  • Low-Power Instrumentation from Moore Industries Runs off Solar Power or Batteries
  • Australia may miss solar power boom
  • NASA begins unfurling new solar energy panels
• September 15th
  • Bluenergy SolarWind enters Santa Fe incubator
  • Upgraded Space Station May Rival Venus in Night Sky
  • Astronauts Wrap Up Final Spacewalk
• September 16th
  • Sunny Prospects for Solar
  • Window film can protect home from harmful sun rays
  • Radiant Attic Barriers Cheaply Foil Sun's Heat
  • FROM ECLECTIC TO ELECTRIC
  • On standby
  • Bahrain must utilise solar power says researcher
  • College students go unplugged
  • Non conventional energy
• September 17th
  • Firms jump on the green bandwagon
  • Solar panels a success
  • The sun lights up his life
  • We need to press for sun power
  • A solar boat to cross the Atlantic

• September 18th
  • Solar-panel project leads way
  • Solar energy recharges Silicon Valley
  • WorldWater & Power Contracts to Build $446,250 Solar System
  • Vallecitos Water District Unveils 340.9 kW Solar System at ...
  • Sun rises on renewable power for outback
  • Namibia: Govt to Force Use of Solar Tech
  • A Bright Day for Solar?
• September 19th
  • 100% of Scottish power 'green' by 2050, pledge Lib Dems
  • Solar-Powered LEDs to Light Up US Air Bases in the Middle East
  • Sun splashed
  • Rooftop PV System Funded by SunEdison and Renewable Energy Fund
• September 20th
  • Market Spotlight: Silicon shortage
  • The sun can't solve everything
  • India: Solar-powered fish drying boosts community
  • Solar Energy Could Make Fuel From CO2
  • Fuel cells and solar power delivering 40% CO2 reduction
  • Solar Panels Helping Carwash and the Planet
  • Renewable Energy Park Uses Three Renewable Energies
  • Solar power shines bright in Silicon Valley
• September 21st
  • Solaria Raises $22 M to Deliver Solar Technology that Increases ...
  • Organic Semiconductors Make Cheap, Flexible Photovoltaics and LEDs
  • Home solar devices disputed
  • Sri Lanka's first solar power street lighting project
  • Carmanah Supplies Grid-Tie Solar Power System for Utah's Largest ...
  • Housing authority proposes new project
  • Solar energy mandates increase costs, do little else
  • When solar is the ticket
• September 22nd
  • House panel embraces "25 by '25" energy goal
  • Solar World: Concentrators in PV clothing
  • North Bay Area Company iPower Delivers First Polysilicon Solar ...
  • Sun sets on solar panels
  • Using the Sun to Power Your RV
  • Looking to the sun for power
  • Shining Some Light on Solar Energy
  • Wind and sun could already power state
• September 23rd
  • Solar power in space, why not on Earth?
  • Solar Energy Week to Shine Light on Ways to Save Money
  • Solar energy is flaring up
  • SunEdison to build solar farm
  • Sold on solar: Silicon Valley leader of pact
• September 24th
  • Solar energy: cheap and efficient
  • Largest Solar Project In US Slated For Colorado
  • Solar power costly up front
  • Wind, solar power have yet to take off
• September 25th
  • Power line gambles on the sun
  • Solar power for health centres
  • BPC taps solar energy to electrify villages
  • Solar energy permit process eased
• September 26th
  • An Investment Bubble May be Emerging in Solar Energy
  • Solar power energizes Zambo community
  • Silicon is drying up as solar power rises
  • Xcel Announce 8-Megawatt Solar Power Plant In South Central Colorado
• September 27th
  • Internode uses solar power to broadband rural Coorong
  • 'Bring on the sun for Greenpoint 2010'
  • An Investment Bubble May be Emerging in Solar Energy
  • Townsville: solar city
• September 29th
  • NJ should continue aiding solar farms
  • Receding Oil Prices And An Approaching Silicon Glut
  • Solar World: Another German firm jumps in
• September 30th
  • SolarCity buys two solar companies
  • City of Napa Dedicates Solar Power System at Lake Hennessey Pump ...