Chemists shed light on solar energy storage (PhysOrg: Fri, 08 Dec) Chemistry's role in bridging the gap between solar energy's limited present use and enormous future potential was the topic of a recent article by MIT Professor Daniel G. Nocera and a colleague.
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More efficient devices on solar cells due to energy matching (PhysOrg: Thu, 07 Dec) Many wireless devices currently work on solar energy (photovoltaic = PV). Often the choice for PV cells seems merely to be based on the green image. Yet this technology can be used far more effectively if the elements from the energy chain are energetically matched in a more intelligent manner. Energy matching is the key word here, says Dutch researcher Sioe Yao Kan.
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UT Team Building Solar House (KXAN 36 Austin: Sat, 09 Dec) While Austin has been in the forefront of pushing solar energy, there's no full-scale solar house in the city. About 30 UT students and faculty are trying to make that a reality.
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Solar power (Midland Daily News: Sat, 09 Dec) When the sun warms Dow Diamond and makes fans long for hot dogs and the words "play ball," the light from the sky will power the stadium's scoreboard. Dow Corning Corp. and Hemlock Semiconductor Corp. have teamed up to donate 168 solar panels, designed to generate enough energy to operate the stadium's scoreboard.
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Buying solar water heaters made easy (Yahoo! India News: Fri, 08 Dec) In order to promote the use of solar utilities, Non-conventional Energy Development Agency (NEDA) has made arrangements to make available loans to those who want to install solar water heaters. Apart from this, those involved in promoting the usage of solar water heaters would also be given promotional reward of Rs 200. This was stated by Sanjay Bhoosreddy, director, NEDA. Bhoosreddy further said
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