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February 06, 2015

Kyocera Solar Enables Municipal Buildings to Stabilize Electricity Costs
Scottsdale AZ (SPX) Feb 06, 2015
Kyocera Solar and the town of Parker, AZ, recently commissioned a 175-kilowatt (kW) solar energy project. The effort was developed and financed through Kyocera's in-house Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) program, which enables towns, school districts and other entities to enjoy the benefits of solar energy with no up-front costs. This innovative method of financing solar installations will transform the abundant Arizona sunshine into renewable energy to benefit Parker. The carport installations, whi ... read more

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SolarBOS Announces the Release of the AC Breaker Panel Product Line SolarBOS is pleased to announce the release of the AC Breaker Panel product line. The SolarBOS AC Breaker Panels have been designed specifically for PV systems, making it easy for system integrators ... more		Solar Power Network Installs 342KW System On Schletter Canada Head Office Schletter Canada, Solar Power Network (SPN) and PowerStream have announced the completion of a 342kW solar installation that will power Schletter's head office in Windsor, Ontario. Schletter m ... more		Independence Solar Completes 103 kW Commercial Rooftop In Branford, CT with Ring's End Independence Solar announces the completion of a 103 kW rooftop solar array for Ring's End's Branford, CT showroom and lumberyard. The installation contains 420 panels and will offset more tha ... more
				Lightsource Renewable Energy Joins Forces with 30 New Solar PV Installers Lightsource Renewable Energy has revealed that a nationwide network of solar PV installers is rapidly taking shape after joining forces with its first 30 new partners across the UK. Lightsourc ... more		Clean technology can partially make up for weak CO2 pricing Clean technology support can to some extent make up for weak CO2 pricing and hence help keep the two degrees target within reach, a new study shows. Even if the world climate summit in Paris later t ... more

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Energy boss overtakes IT mogul as China's richest: survey A Chinese solar energy tycoon has replaced e-commerce giant Alibaba's founder Jack Ma as the country's richest man with a fortune of $26 billion, a wealth survey showed Tuesday. ... more		NRG Renew and SunShare form strategic alliance NRG Renew and SunShare are partnering to finance and build 8.2 megawatts (MWac) of community solar projects along the Front Range of Colorado (including Colorado Springs and Denver), which is enough ... more		Solar geoengineering faces daunting practical and political challenges Greenland shrinks slightly and is slowly drifting northwest Are US strikes hurting Latin America's drug trade?		DOE selects for Solar Energy International for military base training The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is piloting an intensive solar workforce training program-Reach for the Sun-to provide transitioning military personnel the highest quality professional skills to ... more
				Gardner Capital Develops Six Solar Projects in North Carolina Gardner Capital provided tax equity financing for six solar utility-scale photovoltaic power generation systems totaling 37.5 MW located on rural property throughout North Carolina, it was announced ... more		Canadian Solar to Acquire Recurrent Energy from Sharp Canadian Solar has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Sharp Corporation to acquire Recurrent Energy for approximately $265 million. Once completed, the acquisition ... more

Apple to open $2 bn solar-powered Arizona data center Apple unveiled plans Monday to pump $2 billion over the coming decade into a data center "global command" facility in the southwest state of Arizona. ... more		Natcore Makes Back-Contact Solar Cell Using Laser Processing Three months ago, Natcore Technology has announced that its scientists had created an all-low-temperature, laser-processed solar cell. Now Natcore's scientists have taken a step further, with an adv ... more		Europe plans satellite powerhouse to rival Musk's Starlink Precision laser links overcome turbulence for better satellite communications Neutrino partnerships bridge Pacific to probe cosmic mysteries		BioSolar Plans To Lower The Cost Of Solar With Energy Storage Technology BioSolar, Inc believes that the company's polymer-based supercapacitor technology currently under development could help reduce the cost of solar energy storage. According to the Solar Energy ... more
Pinholes are pitfalls for high performance solar cells The most popular next-generation solar cells under development may have a problem - the top layer is full of tiny pinholes, researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate Un ... more		Los Alamos develops new technique for growing high-efficiency perovskite solar cells This week in the journal Science, Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers reveal a new solution-based hot-casting technique that allows growth of highly efficient and reproducible solar cells fro ... more		U.S. beer maker boasts of solar power capacity Beer maker MillerCoors said it installed a solar array at its California brewery, which the company said is the largest of its kind for any U.S. brewer. ... more		New light-converting materials over cheap, efficient solar power University of Toronto engineers study first single crystal perovskites for new applications Engineers have shone new light on an emerging family of solar-absorbing materials that could clear the way ... more

	NREL examines trade-offs of owning versus leasing a solar PV systems Two new reports from the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) examine the economic options customers face when deciding how to finance commercial or residential solar ener ... more		Research pinpoints new technique for producing cheaper solar energy Pioneering new research could pave the way for solar energy to be converted into household electricity more cheaply than ever before. A team of experts from the University of Exeter has examined new ... more

Venezuela's Maduro to US: 'No crazy war, please!'

UK to urge more long-range missiles for Ukraine at London summit

Lithuania slams airspace incursion denied by Russia

New technique helps probe performance of organic solar cell materials		Carbon nanoballs can greatly contribute to sustainable energy supply		Demystifying nanocrystal solar cells		Calculating the future of solar-fuel refineries		Prologis Completes 4.2 Megawatt Solar Project with Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
U.S., India embrace over renewables		Canadian Solar Completes the Sale of Glenarm Solar Power Plant to Dutch Infrastructure Fund		Sun Time Energy is Now Providing No Money Out of Pocket Commercial Solar Energy to Apartment Building Owners		The path to artificial photosynthesis		HelioSage and Gulf Power Announce 120 Megawatts of Solar in Florida

SunEdison Applauds Governor Cuomo's Support For Solar In New York

Forever 21 powers-up LA County's largest single-rooftop solar system

Duke Energy to build 13-megawatt solar facility at Camp Lejeune

US duties on solar products will cause 'serious harm': China

Oil-price slows diffusion of solar-diesel-hybrid systems in the mining industry

US panel clears way for duties on Chinese solar products

PROINSO supplies in Barbados a PV-DIESEL hybrid system

Abu Dhabi fund offers $57 mn loans for clean energy

Hanwha powers up self-funded 24MW PV Japan plant

ADB backs India's solar power ambitions

UAE says falling oil prices will not impact clean energy

Glass for battery electrodes

Imec Demonstrates n-PERT Solar Cell with a Record 22 Percent Efficiency

Schneider Electric launches Conext Insight

Perovskites provide big boost to silicon solar cells

Better solar panels and printed electronics with new material discovery

Solar cell polymers with multiplied electrical output

Company offers aerial imagery services to solar operators

GraphExeter defies the Achilles heel of 'wonder material' graphene

India gets $4 billion solar energy promise

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