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Solar Energy News Thursday August 2nd 2007



FAQ: A concentrated power boost for solar energyFAQ: A concentrated power boost for solar energy
(CNET: Wed, 01 Aug) Using very different designs, several companies are focusing the sun's energy onto solar cells to lower the cost of solar electricity. Photos: More solar bang for the buck


Researchers Think Pink To Produce 'Green' Solar EnergyResearchers Think Pink To Produce 'Green' Solar Energy
(Science Daily: Thu, 02 Aug) When it comes to producing earth-friendly solar energy, pink may be the new green. Scientists here have developed new dye-sensitized solar cells, that get their pink color from a mixture of red dye and white metal oxide powder in materials that capture light.


SPX to Design and Manufacture State-of-the-Art Equipment for Solar Energy MarketSPX to Design and Manufacture State-of-the-Art Equipment for Solar Energy Market
(The San Francisco Examiner: Tue, 31 Jul) CHARLOTTE, N.C. ( Map ) - SPX Corporation (NYSE: SPW ) today announced its Kayex business was awarded a contract to design and manufacture state-of-the-art crystal growing equipment to support the rapid growth of the silicon-based solar energy market.


TEP wins grant to assess solar energy's viabilityTEP wins grant to assess solar energy's viability
(Arizona Daily Star: Tue, 31 Jul) Tucson Electric Power Co. has won a $100,000 federal grant to evaluate whether solar energy systems could be an effective replacement for other power sources.



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TEP gets $100K grant for solar energy studyTEP gets $100K grant for solar energy study
(Tucson Citizen: Tue, 31 Jul) Tucson Electric Power Co. has received a $100,000 federal grant to develop ways to evaluate if solar energy systems can replace traditional power generating sources effectively.


Businesses prefer solar powerBusinesses prefer solar power
(Financial Times: Thu, 02 Aug) Despite the lack of sunshine so far this summer, solar power is the favoured option for companies seeking to generate some of their own energy.


San Miguel eyeing solar power as alternative energy for facilitiesSan Miguel eyeing solar power as alternative energy for facilities
(ABS-CBNNEWS.com: Tue, 31 Jul) San Miguel Corp., Southeast Asia's largest food and beverage firm, said Tuesday it was studying its options on how it could possibly utilize solar power as an alternative source of energy in running its manufacturing plants and other facilities across the region.


Tucson gets Energy Dept. solar grantTucson gets Energy Dept. solar grant
(UPI: Mon, 30 Jul) Arizona's Tucson Electric Power was awarded a federal grant to develop new methods to evaluate solar energy systems.


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