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May 05, 2010
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Hitachi America Focusing On Energy Storage For Wind And Solar Farms
Tarrytown NY (SPX) May 05, 2010
Hitachi America's Industrial and Infrastructure Systems Division has announced that it is focusing on Energy Storage for the Smart Grid to complement Wind and Solar Farms. Hitachi has completed eight projects since March 2000 and will complete another one this year. As the emergence of the Smart Grid gains momentum and the use of intermittent renewable energy sources such as wind and solar increasingly penetrate the market, Hitachi is well positioned to contribute to these infrastructure changes w ... read more

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Envision Solar Goes Public
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Purple Pokeberries Hold Secret To Affordable Solar Power Worldwide
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Chevron Commissions 190kW PV Installation
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Largest Catholic Solar Project In America
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Solar Cell And Module Production Facility Opened In Xuzhou China
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CSIRO Building Largest Tower Of Solar Power
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DuPont Expects To Grow PV Sales More Than 50 Percent In 2010
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New "Solar Farm" Model At The Heart Of Senator Udall's New Jobs Creation Bill
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New PV Encapsulant Helps Deliver More Power At Lower Cost
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New REC Peak Energy Solar Module Delivers More Power Per Square Meter
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Advance Made In Thin-Film Solar Cell Technology
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Finland plans 'massive' renewable energy boost
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Solar Energy Production Has Enormous Potential In Southeastern Ontario
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Latin renewable energy gets a cash boost
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UQAM Researcher Solves Two 20-Year-Old Problems Of Solar Cells
Montreal, Canada (SPX) Apr 14, 2010
Montreal, Canada (SPX) Apr 14, 2010 Thanks to two technologies developed by Professor Beno�t Marsan and his team at the Universite du Quebec � Montreal (UQAM) Chemistry Department, the scientific and commercial future of solar cells could be totally transformed. Professor Marsan has come up with solutions for two problems that, for the last twenty years, have been hampering the developmen ... more

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Did a global ocean save Earth from the cold
Stanford CA (SPX) Apr 13, 2010
Four billion years ago, our then stripling Sun radiated only 70 to 75 percent as much energy as it does today. Other things on Earth being equal, with so little energy reaching the planet's surface, all water on the planet should been have frozen. But ancient rocks hold ample evidence that the early Earth was awash in liquid water - a planetary ocean of it. So something must have compensated for ... more

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Early Earth Absorbed More Sunlight
Stanford CA (SPX) Apr 13, 2010
Four billion years ago, our then stripling sun radiated only 70 to 75 percent as much energy as it does today. Other things on Earth being equal, with so little energy reaching the planet's surface, all water on the planet should been have frozen. But ancient rocks hold ample evidence that the early Earth was awash in liquid water - a planetary ocean of it. So something must have compensated for ... more

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Closing In On A Carbon-Based Solar Cell

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STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Raytheon Awarded Digital Radar Warning Receiver Contract

Harvest HAWK Completes Phase One Testing

BAE integrates its Australian research

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Israel seeks U.S. aid for Iron Dome

LockMart Receives THAAD Field Support Contract

Poland to receive first US missiles in May: ministry

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Hezbollah chief refuses to confirm Scud build-up

LM Delivers 10,000th GMLRS Rocket To US Army

Syria,Iran arm Hezbollah with improved missiles: US

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Boeing Announces Formation Of Airlift And Tankers Division

Pentagon still aims for tanker decision by autumn

Companies team up for ground combat vehicle bid

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NASA Outlines Big Plans For Humanoid Robot

Robot takes on battle of the bulge

Robonaut Set To Join Space Station Crew As R2

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Bird flu kills Indonesian girl: hospital

Scientists Favor Needles Over Tablets For Global Vaccinations

One year on, Mexico still recovering from swine flu

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Swiss solar-energy plane passes first flight test
Payerne, Switzerland (AFP) April 7, 2010
The Solar Impulse aircraft, a pioneering Swiss bid to fly around the world on solar energy, successfully completed its first test flight in western Switzerland on Wednesday. "There has never been in the past an aeroplane of that kind to fly. It was a huge question mark for us and it's an extraordinary relief," said Bertrand Piccard, pioneering round-the-world balloonist who co-founded the project. "Today for Solar Impulse it's an incredible milestone. It gives us confidence for the next flight a ... read more

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Malaysia aims to have nuclear power plant by 2021

US, Iran clash at UN nuclear meet

US campaign to boost broader peaceful nuclear use

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Researchers Find Future Temperatures Could Exceed Livable Limits

Shortlist for UN climate chief down to two: diplomat

'Ice broken' at climate meet, but progress glacial

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Over Seven Million Under Threat In Niger

Chinese parents seek damages over milk scandal

Reducing Fossil Energy Use On The Farm

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Aphids Got Genes From Fungus

Canadian bear a grizzly-polar cross breed

Oil leak poses risk of a lost generation on Louisiana coast

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Aerojet And Florida Turbine Technologies To Develop NASA's New Rocket Engines

Hypersonic Test Vehicle Mission Lost After Nine Minutes

Orbital Launches First Minotaur IV Rocket For USAF

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