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http://www.renewableenergyaccess.com/rea/news/story?id=49...

Rated Jul 03 2007 • 1 review • politics, energy, renewable energy • renewableenergyaccess.com

From the page: "It seems as if wherever a renewable energy forum develops, elected officials are sure to be present, using the open dais as an opportunity to pledge their support to green energy, to clean communities and a clean environment. Cynics may sense that what is really occurring are just symbolic politics -- elected officials appealing to constituents through public statements; establishing renewable energy incentive programs and offering various sums to "demonstration projects.""
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http://www.renewableenergyaccess.com/rea/news/story?id=47...

Rated Mar 17 2007 • 1 review • energy industry, renewable energy • renewableenergyaccess.com

From the page: "Vestas has received a 90-megawatt (MW) order for 30 units of the V90-3.0 MW turbine for the Samli wind power plant in Turkey, scheduled to have an annual estimated power production of 256 gigawatt-hours (GWh)."
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http://news.com.com/2061-11128_3-6167668.html

Rated Mar 16 2007 • 1 review • renewable energy • news.com.com

From the page: "Cleaner sources of energy are all the rage these days but how come solar and wind get most favored status? A panel discussion today at the Building Energy conference in Boston made be case for biomass as a renewable, distributed form of energy.

Although perhaps not well known, biomass in the form of wood chips, sawdust or forest wastes, can be used to create electricity and heat."
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BBC NEWS | Europe | EU agrees renewable energy target

Rated Mar 09 2007 • 2 reviews • environment, renewable energy • bbc.co.uk

From the page: "European Union leaders are resuming talks to try to reach a deal on a binding target for the use of renewable energy, such as wind and solar power."
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A Spherical Solar Cell From Japan: The Sphelar »»...

Rated Feb 13 2007 • 17 reviews • space exploration, solar power, renewable energy, solar energy • metaefficient.com
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Tiny new cable may spur big technological advances -...

Rated Jan 16 2007 • 1 review • science, renewable energy • usatoday.com

From the page: "Scientists have created a tiny cable %u2014 much thinner than a human hair %u2014 through which they can transmit visible light, potentially paving the way for improvements in solar energy, computing and medicine.

The achievement, described in research published Monday in the journal Applied Physics Letters, involves a re-imagining of the coaxial cable %u2014 that commonplace conduit of cable teleivision, telephone and Internet service %u2014 on a minuscule scale."
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Professor Devises New Form of Solar Cell

Rated Dec 02 2006 • 1 review • science, solar energy, renewable energy • physorg.com

From the page: "A University of Idaho professor is devising a new form of solar cell she says could lead to a breakthrough that would make solar energy commercially feasible.
Chemist Pam Shapiro, her graduate students and her colleagues at the university are working on creating better materials and combining them in new ways that could more than double the efficiency of present solar cells. If successful, she said the new technology could help the U.S. break its oil dependency. "
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China Turns to Solar Power - OhmyNews International

Rated Nov 25 2006 • 1 review • real estate, renewable energy • ohmynews.com

From the page: "On Tuesday, China revealed a plan to build the world's largest solar power station in the sunny northwestern province of Gansu. According to Xinhua News Agency, the 100-megawatt project will be located in Dunhuang, a city on the Silk Road. The project will cost approximately 6.03 billion yuan (US$766 million) and take five years to build."
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Renewable Energy Store, buy alternative and renewable...

Rated Sep 27 2006 • 3 reviews • australia, renewable energy • renewablestore.com.au

A renewable energy equipment site for Australians. There are some interesting tips inside.
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http://msnbc.msn.com/id/14694180/

Rated Sep 06 2006 • 1 review • economics, energy industry, renewable energy • msn.com

A course review of Europe's renewable energy investments.
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