 Govt promotes solar energy for computers
(The Herald: Wed, 20 Feb) GOVERNMENT has launched a programme to promote the use of solar energy as an alternative source of energy for computers in schools around the country, in conjunction with Mukonitronics Private Limited.
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 Traffic lights to run on solar energy
(The Times of India: Tue, 19 Feb) In a bid to save power, the Lucknow Municipal Corporation has planned installation of traffic signals which would run on solar energy.
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 Solar Energy and Polysilicon: End of Shortages in 2008
(Centre Daily Times: Tue, 19 Feb) As climate change rises on the international agenda, the solar energy industry continues to grow at a very fast pace. However, over the last few years the solar photovoltaic market has been facing one of its biggest challenges. Severe shortages and allocations of polysilicon - a key component of the majority of solar panels - have played a strategic role, affecting the market. This year, a ...
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 Pilot program works to show value of solar energy
(The Fort Collins Coloradoan: Mon, 18 Feb) The 1 kilowatt-hour Don Haywood knocks off his electrical energy use each month from his solar panels isn’t making his head or his energy meter spin back-ward.
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 Blazing new paths for solar energy
(Lancaster Online: Tue, 19 Feb) Troy McBride was soaking up the sun at Elizabethtown College's "solar cabin" last week and talking about the weak li
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 We're 'on verge of being a solar nation'
(Daily Telegraph: Wed, 20 Feb) AUSTRALIA has the know-how and the industrial capability to become a solar nation, but needs government and individuals to take action, the country's largest producer of solar energy products says.
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Free energy: Douglas man teaches the values of going solar
Burst of energy brings solar jobs training
