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Solar Energy News Wednesday September 12th 2007



Solar energy systems growing more popular in AhwatukeeSolar energy systems growing more popular in Ahwatukee
(The Arizona Republic: Tue, 11 Sep) Solar panels were installed at the popular park-and-ride lot at Pecos Road and 40th Street more than 10 years ago. This year, the renewable energy source hit the gymnasium roof at the Pecos Community Center


Solar canopy is 'gateway' to townSolar canopy is 'gateway' to town
(BBC News: Tue, 11 Sep) A solar canopy for converting sunlight into energy takes shape as a "stunning gateway" to a town centre.


ATS Appoints Veteran French Energy Industry Executive as CEO of PhotowattATS Appoints Veteran French Energy Industry Executive as CEO of Photowatt
(ThomasNet: Tue, 11 Sep) - Brings 30 years' experience to new post, including renewable energies - Appointment critical next step in strengthening solar business for spin out CAMBRIDGE, ON, Sept. 10 - ATS Automation Tooling Systems Inc., today announced it has hired a highly experienced French energy industry executive to the position of Chief Executive Officer of Photowatt, the Company's solar business. Until his ...


Solar Craft Flies Through Two NightsSolar Craft Flies Through Two Nights
(Slashdot: Mon, 10 Sep) An anonymous reader writes "A solar-powered, unmanned craft has flown for 54 hours — a record for both unmanned aerial vehicles and solar craft. None before has managed to store enough solar energy to fly through more than one night. There is also a video showing the 18m carbon fiber wing craft being launched." Read more of this story at Slashdot.



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Making Cheaper Solar CellsMaking Cheaper Solar Cells
(Technology Review: Wed, 12 Sep) Startup Heliovolt could help bring high-performance thin-film solar cells to market.


Solar spyplane stays up for two nightsSolar spyplane stays up for two nights
(Addict 3D: Mon, 10 Sep) Needs no fuel, only moneyBritish wartech-spinoff firm Qinetiq says its solar-powered robot plane has stayed up for 54 hours, surviving the hours of darkness on energy stored in lithium-sulphur batteries.…


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