World’s Largest Solar Plant Now Operational
After three years and 8.5 million man-hours, the world’s largest solar power plant was officially opened last week in the USA’s sun-scorched Mojave Desert.
Renewable Energy Target Review Begins – Reactions
The Australian Government has released the Terms of Reference (PDF) for the nation’s Renewable Energy Target (RET) review and announced the members of the review panel.
Panama’s First Solar Farm
Panama’s first solar farm was inaugurated last week by President Ricardo Martinelli.
Wind Farm Beacons Switch To Radar
A new radar detection system that switches wind turbine beacons on only when necessary could promote better community relations.
The Solar Assisted NTS SunCycle
The SunCycle cargo bike boasts a 60 watt solar panel that in optimum conditions produces more power than is used by the bike’s electric motor when in low pedal-assist mode.
Green Power Sponsorship Deal For NASCAR
It’s not generally considered the most environmentally-friendly sport in the world, but NASCAR will soon be increasing awareness of green power.
Dual-Use Farms – Installing Solar Over Crops
It’s been suggested that installing solar arrays over crops would not only generate significant amounts of power, but could benefit crops as well.
Yingli Solar Launches FIFA World Cup Finals Competition
Soccer fans in Australia considering going solar now have even more incentive to do so.
The Solar1 Monte Carlo Cup
The Solar1 Monte Carlo Cup in July will be the first time the city has hosted a solar boat world championship event.
Flat Fresnel Lenses Could Boost Solar Panel Efficiency
Originally designed to focus the light of lighthouse beacons; Fresnel lenses have also had a major impact on solar power.
