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Solar Energy News Monday April 28th 2008



Solar car arrives in RochesterSolar car arrives in Rochester
(WROC Rochester: Mon, 28 Apr) The solar car made a stop in Rochester Sunday. The car stopped at RIT in Henrietta Sunday. The solar car is the creation of people from 23 different countries. It runs on 900 watts of energy from its solar panel. Driving the solar car 160 miles actually uses less energy than a toaster.


On the Energy Trail: Researchers Find New Details Following the Path of Solar Energy During PhotosynthesisOn the Energy Trail: Researchers Find New Details Following the Path of Solar Energy During Photosynthesis
(PhysOrg: Fri, 25 Apr) Imagine a technology that would not only provide a green and renewable source of electrical energy, but could also help scrub the atmosphere of excessive carbon dioxide resulting from the burning of fossil fuels. That`s the promise of artificial versions of photosynthesis, the process by which green plants have been converting solar energy into electrochemical energy for millions of years. To ...


Solar energy exempted from sales taxSolar energy exempted from sales tax
(The Buffalo News: Fri, 25 Apr) Erie County will follow the state's lead and not charge sales tax on the purchase and installation of residential solar-energy systems.


Coalition calls for 'solar continent'Coalition calls for 'solar continent'
(The Australian: Sun, 27 Apr) AUSTRALIA must invest far more heavily in solar power, including it as a mainstream energy source in the national grid, Opposition environment spokesman Greg Hunt has said.



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Area businesses rush to cash in on solar powerArea businesses rush to cash in on solar power
(The Sacramento Bee: Sun, 27 Apr) Jay Cooper considers himself a conservative businessman, yet he has blackened the roof of his Auburn Honda dealership with one of the priciest green energy technologies: solar panels. George Waidelich, Safeway's vice president of energy operations, checks out a solar power system on the roof of a Safeway store in Placerville. The system will help the company lock in a predictable monthly ...


Ariz. solar energy could serve nation, candidate saysAriz. solar energy could serve nation, candidate says
(The Arizona Republic: Thu, 24 Apr) Solar energy could spread throughout the state, and energy generated in Arizona could serve the nation, lawyer Bob Lord believes.


Discounts help local residents go solarDiscounts help local residents go solar
(The Daily Review: Sun, 27 Apr) Almost four years ago, fish shop owner Bob Taylor installed a $60,000 set of energy-saving solar panels on top of his home.


Solar project becomes lesson in bureaucracySolar project becomes lesson in bureaucracy
(San Mateo County Times: Sun, 27 Apr) Science-minded students at Hillsdale High School signed up for a new Solar Our Schools project last fall to help the environment and learn about what could be the energy source of the future.


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