Right now it’s tough to get excited about anything else than the single most bizarre thing that’s ever happened in U.S. history, i.e., the firing of the FBI Director, the totally incredible reason provided for it, and what appears to …
Category: Photovoltaics
From Guest Blogger Anica Oaks: Four Ways Science Has Revolutionized Solar Tech in the Last 10 Years
The chief obstacles to bringing solar power to mainstream consumers have been low efficiency, storage, and high cost compared to conventional energy grids. Solar panels require hundreds or thousands of photovoltaic cells to capture sunlight, convert it into electrons, and …
From Guest Blogger Wiktoria Jablonska: Albert Einstein–The Father of Solar Cells [infographic]
Solar energy is being regarded as the power source of the future. The existing and emerging technologies that use sunlight to generate electricity are considered the cleanest renewable energy source available. Most importantly, it’s a potential solution to the ongoing …
Tagged with: Albert Einstein, InfoGraphic, Photoelectric effect, photovoltaics, PV, solar energy, solar panels
From Guest Blogger Emie-Claude Lamoureux: First Self-Consumption Solar Energy Project in Girona Province, Spain
A small town in Catalonia has financed a self-consumption solar installation through crowdlending services.
Tagged with: clean energy, crowdlending, self-consumption solar installation, solar energy, solar power
From Guest Blogger Becky Evans: What Types of Businesses Can Benefit from Solar Panels?
Absolutely any business can significantly benefit from solar panels. Big or small and across all industries, if you have a roof over your business then it is more than likely that your company can save with Solar PV. Commercial roofs …
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Another State Increasing Rates on Residential Solar
2GreenEnergy frequent commenter and all-around cool guy Brian McGowan sent me this article on the push-back that residential solar users in Northern Texas are receiving from their power utility. I respond: Well, at a certain level, all this is business …
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Tagged with: climate stability, externalities of generating electricity from fossil fuels, home owners need to be encouraged to install solar, push-back residential solar users are receiving, There is no conceivable force that will prevent solar and wind from eroding market share from coal and gas over the period of the next few decades
Solar-Powered Motor
Someone on Facebook writes: This (see video) is probably the Best Solar Powered Motor! We can look forward to using this technology in the Automobile Industry as well. What’s your say? There are a few things you need to understand:
Data Is Playing a Big Role in Driving Clean Energy
As we’ve often discussed here, information and communications technology (ICT) is one of the main drivers of the rapid migration to renewable energy. There are hundreds of different reasons for this, but here’s one that you’ll find the moment you …
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Solar Roads May Not Have a Future, But This Is an Example of Fake News
A colleague asked me for my take on solar roadways, and this article in particular. I respond: Well, this is pretty clearly fake news. The solar panels in the entire roadway would have only powered a water fountain?
Renewable Energy Is Prevailing Despite Political Pressure Favoring Fossil Fuels
In 2012, I interviewed Dr. Tom Konrad, owner of AltEnergyStocks.com, for my second book (Is Renewable Really Doable?). It would be hard to imagine someone more deeply immersed in the business/investment side of clean energy. Tom (pictured above) was on …
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