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New breakthroughs in anti-solar propaganda
An article published on solar energy last week by staff of the Breakthrough Institute is full of false statements on the technology and its costs. Again.
Karl-Friedrich Lenz

Jul 10, 2013

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SolarReserve to propose 600MW baseload solar plant to Saudis
SolarReserve wants to combine solar tower technology with storage, and a big array of PV to create a large solar baseload power plant.
Giles Parkinson

Jul 5, 2013

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Will Australian miners go for baseload solar to save costs?
New solar technologies are offering the prospect of baseload solar energy to power mines and other remote industrial facilities – for less than current fossil fuel alternatives. The miners are curious, and have the biggest economic incentive to make the leap.
Giles Parkinson

Jul 5, 2013

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Australian solar growing up, as PV market eyes next phase
APVA report on state of Australian solar market says PV moving to next phase of development, as several key shifts start to play out.
Sophie Vorrath

Jun 27, 2013

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Renewable energy to trump gas globally by 2016
IEA report predicts power generation from renewable sources will exceed natural gas and be twice the contribution from nuclear globally in just three years.
Silvio Marcacci

Jun 27, 2013

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Seychelles plugs in to renewables with 6MW wind farm
Masdar has launched an eight-turbine wind farm in the Republic of Seychelles, marking the diesel fuel-dependent archipelago’s inaugural renewables project.
Sophie Vorrath

Jun 18, 2013

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CleanTech Bites

Half of all new US electricity capacity from solar: report
Two new records set in Q1 2013, with solar power providing 49% of all new US generation capacity, and 723MW capacity installed and put online.
Zachary Shahan

Jun 12, 2013

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Plug in, the solar power transformation is coming
The implications of ‘solar grid parity’ are enormous, offering consumers a cost-competitive, widespread energy source for developing off-grid power supply.
John Farrell

Jun 11, 2013

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Is the solar market on the cusp of recovery?
A new report suggests converging supply and demand in the global solar industry are set to drive a quick recovery.
Adam Johnston

Jun 5, 2013

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Solar dawns on southern tea parties
In southern US states like Georgia, where nuclear costs are marching higher, even the ultra-conservative Tea Party is calling for fair access to solar energy.
Mike Jacobs

Jun 4, 2013

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UK solar costs pounded: Largest solar farm £1 per Watt
At 34MW, Britain’s largest solar farm cost $1.59/Watt – 20% less than UK govt figures for large-scale solar in 2012.
Ronald Brakels

May 22, 2013

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Mosaic find 800 investors per million for crowdfunded solar projects
A 487kW solar power installation in New Jersey, US – Mosiac’s largest solar project ever – has attracted 823 investors.
Joshua S Hill

May 21, 2013

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