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Solar Energy News Monday April 7th 2008



Solar energy on the riseSolar energy on the rise
(Pioneer Press: Sun, 06 Apr) As an engineering student in the late 1970s, Ralph Jacobson knew he wanted to work in solar energy.


Proposal would open state ag lands to solar farmsProposal would open state ag lands to solar farms
(BizJournals: Mon, 07 Apr) Hawaii could see a surge of new solar energy farms under a proposed measure that would open up thousands of acres of state agricultural-zoned land for such facilities.


Sonoma eyes wastewater as an energy sourceSonoma eyes wastewater as an energy source
(San Francisco Chronicle: Mon, 07 Apr) When most people think alternative energy, solar, wind or biofuels come to mind. Sonoma County officials want to add another source to the list: treated wastewater. A pilot program taking root in a nondescript business park near the Charles M. Schulz Airport...


Focused Solar Explosions Get HotterFocused Solar Explosions Get Hotter
(Science Daily: Mon, 07 Apr) Astronomers have discovered that solar flares - explosions in the atmosphere of the sun - get much hotter when they stay "focused". Solar flares are caused by the sudden release of magnetic energy. The largest can release as much energy as a billion one-megaton nuclear bombs.



World Population

Take advantage of New Mexico's energy tax breaksTake advantage of New Mexico's energy tax breaks
(Alamogordo Daily News: Mon, 07 Apr) With Tax Day on April 15 and Earth Day on April 22, this is a good time for New Mexicans to consider investing in solar energy systems and sustainable or green building -- low-risk investments that benefit both the environment and taxpayers' wallets.


Companies making a beeline for solar energy plantsCompanies making a beeline for solar energy plants
(Great News Network: Fri, 04 Apr) Hyderabab, India - Enthused by the potential market for solar energy which is projected to grow to $70-100 billion up from $15 billion in 2007, more domestic firms have begun to foray into this segment.


King Mohamed VI Launches Thermo-Solar Energy Plant in MoroccoKing Mohamed VI Launches Thermo-Solar Energy Plant in Morocco
(AllAfrica.com: Sun, 06 Apr) King Mohamed VI on Friday, 28 March, laid the foundation stone of the Ain Beni Mathar thermo-solar electricity plant at a ceremony attended by many people, including the AfDB's Resident Representative in Morocco, Nono Matondo-Fundani.


Solar-energy firm opens Golden officeSolar-energy firm opens Golden office
(Rocky Mountain News: Fri, 04 Apr) Clear Skies Solar Inc., a solar- energy products company based in New York, has opened an office in Golden and plans to hire four people to staff it.


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