 US Department of Energy dusts off solar war chest
(vnunet.com: Fri, 02 May) BusinessGreen Staff, BusinessGreen , Friday 2 May 2008 at 13:12:00 Administration offers up to $60m in funding over five years to support projects aiming to enhance efficiency of solar thermal technologies The US Department of Energy (DOE) has this week announced plans for up to $60m in funding over the next five years to support the development of low cost solar... > Read the ...
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 BBARWA considers farming solar energy
(Big Bear Grizzly: Fri, 02 May) BBARWA wants to get the most out of its Lucerne Valley farm. The BBARWA board wants the farm to produce solar energy alongside alfalfa.
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 Solar energy storage has future: oppn
(Whyalla News: Fri, 02 May) The federal coalition says its enthusiasm for solar energy has changed dramatically, mainly because of technical know-how advances on the issue of energy storage.
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 Energy Innovations Rolls Out Solar Tracking Product
(socalTech.com: Thu, 01 May) Pasadena-based Energy Innovations, the Idealab-backed solar concentrator startup headed by Bill Gross, announced a new solar tracking product Thursday. According to Energy Innovations, its RayTracker GC product can be used to maximize the energy yield of a photovoltaic system, and supports not only the firm's concentrators but also other available PV panel types. The company said the tracking ...
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China's Yingli Green Energy in solar cell contract with Eiko
Hecht accepts national solar energy award
