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Solar Energy News Saturday March 1st 2008



Greener Green Energy: Today's solar cells give more than they takeGreener Green Energy: Today's solar cells give more than they take
(Science News: Fri, 29 Feb) Solar power produces, per unit of energy, only about one-tenth as much carbon dioxide and other harmful emissions as does conventional power generation, a new study shows.


Solar-energy customers hope to receive credit on power billSolar-energy customers hope to receive credit on power bill
(Orlando Sentinel: Sat, 01 Mar) Florida's solar-energy advocates are eagerly awaiting a state Public Service Commission vote next week on rules that would require electric utilities to buy power at market rates from customers who install solar-generating systems.


Solar energy could be answer to rising energy costsSolar energy could be answer to rising energy costs
(WWL-TV, Channel 4 New Orleans: Sat, 01 Mar) If you feel like your electric bill just keeps rising, then the idea of solar energy might be your answer. For years, the problem for consumers was the initial cost for the alternative energy source. But New Orleanians now have an opportunity to go green and save money.


Solar energy will give Dixon High new boostSolar energy will give Dixon High new boost
(The Reporter: Fri, 29 Feb) The sun will be shining brightly on Dixon High School despite the gloom-and-doom news of the district's million-dollar deficit. Dixon Unified School Board President Shana Levine announced Thursday morning during the "State of the City" address that the district will be working with Honeywell International to construct a massive solar energy facility adjacent to the new school campus.



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Solar panels enlighten East High curriculaSolar panels enlighten East High curricula
(Deseret Morning News: Fri, 29 Feb) East High School in Salt Lake City is using the sun to help students learn more about alternative energy, through the installation of a solar energy system.


World's Largest Solar Power Plant Planned in ArizonaWorld's Largest Solar Power Plant Planned in Arizona
(CoStar Group: Fri, 29 Feb) Abengoa Solar, a Spanish-based solar energy company, has purchased roughly 3,000 acres near Gila Bend, AZ, where it intends to develop the world's largest solar power plant. An investment entity associated with Brandon Wolfswinkel of Tempe, AZ, sold...


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