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Sunshine Coast narrows field for 10MW solar PV farm
Shortlist of candidates to build proposed 10MW PV farm – a potential ground-breaker for Australia’s solar industry – narrowed from 48 to 15.
Giles Parkinson

Dec 10, 2013

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Can the cost of solar in the US compete with Germany?
The US is after Germany’s title of undisputed champion of solar deployment and is making some rapid progress.
Koben Calhoun & Jesse Morris

Dec 9, 2013

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Japanese firm proposes belt of solar panels around moon
The Japanese construction and engineering company Shimizu has released a plan to ring the moon’s equator with a 248-mile wide solar panel belt.
Ari Phillips

Dec 4, 2013

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New homes in Texas to come with free solar panels
SolarCity and home builder PSW to construct 2 communities with pre-installed solar panel houses that will deliver huge savings on electricity bills.
Jeff Spross

Nov 26, 2013

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Arizona regulators vote to keep solar revolution going
Regulators voted for affordable net metering in Arizona Thursday, letting consumers with rooftop solar panels sell excess power back to the utility.
Andrew Breiner

Nov 18, 2013

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IEA says FiTs not a subsidy – but tax credits are
The IEA says feed-in tariffs are the principal driving force in the worldwide development of solar PV, but it does not describe them as a subsidy.
Paul Gipe

Nov 4, 2013

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The 5 top cleantech solutions for your home
What are the biggest and best cleantech solutions for a new home… or for any home, for that matter? Below is my list of the top 5-ish.
Zachary Shahan

Oct 18, 2013

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Solar means business: Top 25 US corporate solar energy users
Aside from being eco-friendly, solar also adds up to a competitive business advantage for some of America’s largest corporations.
Silvio Marcacci

Oct 18, 2013

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Whithering but not dead – Queensland still the sunshine state
Queensland is still the biggest market as Australia’s solar PV market finds a base of around 600W/year
Warwick Johnston

Oct 18, 2013

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Solar: The ‘no-brainer’ that could take suburbs off grid
Which suburb, or town, will be the first to take itself off-grid in Australia? It’s now a serious question, driven by the plunging cost of solar and the arrival of battery storage. ARENA, meanwhile, is looking at novel ways to ensure rooftop solar is available to the lowest income households, renters, and apartment dwellers.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 15, 2013

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