Solar Energy in the News

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Solar Energy News Sunday February 18th 2007

NEPC to go big on solar energy products
(New Kerala: Fri, 16 Feb) New Delhi, Feb 16: Identifying solar energy as the next thrust area, NEPC India Ltd today said it planned to launch a slew of innovative products, for which it will be investing Rs 55 crore this year alone.

Energy Savers: Solar Home
(WSIL 3 Southern Illinois: Thu, 15 Feb) FRANKLIN CO.- While many of us are taking small strides into the world of alternative energy, one Thompsonville man has taken a giant leap. Clarence Larson has built a home that meets its own electricity demands- through the use of solar power.

Akeena Solar To Present At The Piper Jaffray Opportunities In Alternative Energy Symposium On February 21st, 2007
(ElectricNet: Thu, 15 Feb) Akeena Solar, Inc., designer and installer of solar power systems, recently announced Bill Scott, EVP, will present on the panel entitled "US Solar Integrator" at the Piper Jaffray Opportunities in Alternative Energy Symposium on Wednesday, February 21st, 2007, at 1:00 p.m. PT

Tax credits reward energy-saving home improvements, vehicles
(Miami Herald: Sat, 17 Feb) Did you install an energy-efficient water heater or furnace in 2006? How about a solar panel, storm door or insulation? You may reap a reward at tax time.

Solar energy demand heats up
(Albany Times Union: Sat, 17 Feb) Utility customers save money for hooking sun-powered systems to electrical grid

NEPC launches world's first solar power house
(ANI via Yahoo! India News: Fri, 16 Feb) New Delhi, Feb 16 (ANI): The pioneer of wind energy in India, NEPC India Limited today launched the world's first Solar Power House, which is being seen as the future solution of power scenario. Transport and Power Minister Haroon Yusuf launched the product by NEPC, which is known for innovations and induction of new concepts and products in the past decade and a half. "It is estimated that ...

First Solar: Scorching Hot
(BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News: Thu, 15 Feb) As experts worry about the threats of global warming and oil supply scarcity, alternative energy is still hot. First Solar (NasdaqGM:FSLR - News) announced a profit as demand grows for its solar cell products, and investors bid up the company's shares more than 27% Feb. 14.

Let's shine on solar
(Gainesville Sun: Fri, 16 Feb) I want to comment on two recent articles regarding solar energy. The first one described a commitment from our governor and Legislature to put Florida on the map. It mentioned global warming, greenhouse gases, and greater potential for hurricanes.

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