Growing number of states requiring alternative energy (USA Today: Fri, 24 Nov) Renewable energy is gathering steam in several states as voters and governors push electric utilities to generate a set percentage of electricity from clean sources such as wind and solar power.
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School to shed light on alternative energy with solar panels (Columbia Daily Tribune: Wed, 22 Nov) Solar panels affixed to the Columbia Area Career Center's roof probably won't save much on the district's electricity bill, but they will provide opportunities for students and the community to learn about solar energy.
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Saving energy brings tax break (Bradenton Herald: Fri, 24 Nov) Doug Greenlaw says business has doubled at his Greenlaw Solar Group after new tax credits for energy efficiency improvements and purchases went into effect this year.
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Solar energy has large-scale use in Rangpur shoals (News From Bangladesh: Thu, 23 Nov) A total of 4,200 solar panels have so far been installed in 300 remote villages in Kurigram, Gaibandha, Lalmonirhat and Rangpur district. About 23,500 isolated char people are being directly benefited by the solar power.
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Former NASA Chief Architect Brad Hines on Solar Power's Comeback (E-Commerce Times: Fri, 24 Nov) Once considered the dark horse in solar's current race to the rooftop, solar concentrators are making a major comeback. Solar investment veterans RockPort Capital Partners and Nth Power recently led a US$8 million Series A round for Practical Instruments.
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