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Solar en el espacio y más allá, sin cables

Solar in Space and Beyond, Wirelessly
NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire – 06/17/10) – DK Matai, engineer turned entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist, detailed Japan’s plan to send its first solar-panel-equipped satellite into space that could wirelessly beam gigawatt-strong streams of power down to earth. In the June 13th article posted on HuffPost Green, Matai explained that each solar stream from the Wireless Power Transmission (WPT …

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Hacer nuevos paneles solares Cryofab Incluso más verde

New Solar Panels Make Cryofab Even Greener
Kenilworth, NJ – May 19, 2010 – Cryofab, Inc. announced the next phase in its ongoing commitment to the environment, the planned installation of more than 400 solar panels. The project is expected to be completed by the end of this calendar year. The first step in the in reducing Cryofab’s energy consumption was installing thermal pane windows, resulting in an immediate energy savings. Together …

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Los paneles solares en la escuela para ahorrar Norton más de lo pensado

Solar panels at school to save Norton more than thought
NORTON – The new federally funded Norton Middle School solar panel project will generate about a 20 percent bigger electricity savings than the designer expected.

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MARYLAND: McCormick los planes del proyecto más grande en la azotea del MD solar

MARYLAND: McCormick plans MD’s largest rooftop solar project
BALTIMORE — McCormick & Co. says it is teaming with Constellation Energy to develop Maryland’s largest rooftop solar power installation at the spicemaker’s Belcamp distribution center.

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Giant bordes proyecto BrightSource solar más cercano a la aprobación

Giant BrightSource solar project edges closer to approval
Danny Bradbury, BusinessGreen , Friday 19 March 2010 at 15:41:00 Desert tortoise fears allayed? Plans for one of America’s largest solar thermal projects edged closer to reality this week after the California state government gave nominal approval to the proposed development in the Mojave Desert. Following a two-and-a-half year review, staff at the California Energy Commission recommended that …

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