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Solar Energy News Friday October 12th 2007



Texas falling behind on solar energyTexas falling behind on solar energy
(San Antonio Express-News: Fri, 12 Oct) Texas has been a leader in energy for 100 years, but the state isn't moving forward quickly enough to develop solar energy, two experts said Thursday.


GE to focus more on wind, solar energyGE to focus more on wind, solar energy
(The Hindu: Thu, 11 Oct) BANGALORE: GE Energy may be more actively involved in contributing its technical expertise in wind and solar energy generation, “if the Indian government also supports this”, GE Energy’s President and CEO, John Krenicki, told ...


New Space Solar Power Organization Announced - The Space Solar Alliance for Future EnergyNew Space Solar Power Organization Announced - The Space Solar Alliance for Future Energy
(SpaceRef: Thu, 11 Oct) Wednesday, October 10, 2007: The Space Solar Alliance for Future Energy (SSAFE), a new organization advocating investment in space-based solar power technologies to address the planet's future energy needs, was announced today at the National Press Club.


Solar Action: Energy Conservation CriticalSolar Action: Energy Conservation Critical
(Scoop.co.nz: Thu, 11 Oct) The Executive of Solar Action today welcomed the release of the New Zealand Energy Strategy (NZES) and New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy (NZEECS) announced by the Government.



World Population

Solar energy performance good in MaltaSolar energy performance good in Malta
(Maltamedia.com Daily News: Thu, 11 Oct) The  interactive on-line Photovoltaic Geographical Information System (PVGIS), developed by the European Commission's in-house scientific service, DG Joint Research Centre, allows users to estimate solar energy performance at any given location in Europe.   This research shows that an identical solar system will generate twice as much energy in sunny areas of Europe, such as Malta and ...


Solar Decathalon 2007 DetailsSolar Decathalon 2007 Details
(Smart Growth Online: Fri, 12 Oct) Twenty teams of college and university students will compete at the Solar Decathlon 2007 to design, build, and operate the most attractive, effective, and energy-efficient solar-powered house.


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