Solar power's future grows brighter in N.J. (The Star-Ledger: Thu, 22 Mar) If ever there was a perfect place to install solar panels, Pratik Dalal thought he had one. The energy-saving panels would have been installed on the rear roof of his Franklin Township home, facing the sun-drenched south but out of view of passersby.
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Solar-Energy Company Faces Skepticism (NPR: Mon, 19 Mar) A company called Citizenre says it can bring affordable solar energy to the mass market by year's end. It wants to build solar-energy systems on a large scale and lease them to customers. Industry insiders question the company's financial model.
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Solar power won't shine for a while (Richmond Times-Dispatch: Wed, 21 Mar) Will solar energy replace fossil fuels? With coal- and oil-burning implicated in the significant climate changes now under way, can solar energy play a role? Perhaps, but the challenges are huge.
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San Francisco ballpark gets solar power system (Reuters via Yahoo! News: Tue, 20 Mar) California utility Pacific Gas & Electric Co. will install a solar energy system at the San Francisco Giants' AT&T Park, believed to be the first solar power plant at a major league baseball park.
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Using solar energy to keep homes cool (CNET: Tue, 20 Mar) SolCool's air conditioner can be run directly from solar panels, existing wiring or even, in a pinch, batteries. Photo: Keeping cool from the sun
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Governor touts 'clean, green' energy incentives (Billings Outpost: Thu, 22 Mar) HELENA "" Standing in front of a line of solar and battery-powered cars, Gov. Brian Schweitzer unveiled the cornerstone of his "clean and green" energy legislation Friday.
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