Solar energy pioneer charged with embezzlement in China (New Kerala: Tue, 28 Nov) Beijing, Nov 28: One of China's foremost experts on solar energy and associate professor with the prestigious Qinghua University here, Xue Zuqing has been accused of embezzling over 125,000 US dollars, the state media reported today.
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‘Why Solar, Wind Energy Hasn’t Been Deployed’ (This Day: Tue, 28 Nov) Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN) has given reason why the abundance of solar and wind energy resources in the country may not translate into greater utilization for electricity generation in the country in the near future.
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Professor devises new form of solar cell (USA Today: Tue, 28 Nov) A University of Idaho professor is devising a new form of solar cell that would make solar energy commercially feasible. Chemist Pam Shapiro and colleagues are working on creating better materials and combining them in new ways that could more than double the efficiency of present solar cells.
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Govt launches solar energy panel programme for homes (The Star Online: Mon, 27 Nov) SUBANG JAYA: The public can start bidding to install a solar energy panel technology, which can generate electricity from the sunlight on the roofs of their new or existing homes and offices from Dec 1 until March 30 next year.
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Professor devises new form of solar cell (AP via Yahoo! News: Tue, 28 Nov) A University of Idaho professor is devising a new form of solar cell she says could lead to a breakthrough that would make solar energy commercially feasible.
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Chemist Creates More Efficient Solar Cell (TechNewsWorld.com: Tue, 28 Nov) A University of Idaho professor is devising a new form of solar cell she says could lead to a breakthrough that would make solar energy commercially feasible. Chemist Pam Shapiro, her graduate students and her colleagues at the university are working on creating better materials and combining them in new ways that could more than double the efficiency of present solar cells.
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'Green energy' idea growing on York County residents (Evening Sun: Tue, 28 Nov) Across York County, developers and residents who want an eco-friendly way of powering their houses have a new refrain: "Here comes the sun." Recently released U.S. Census figures show that, since 2000, the number of houses in the county heated by solar "" or "green" "" energy has nearly doubled.
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