NATO has taken to modern technology for the great benefits the sun can provide. The worldwide military force has been implementing solar power in order to heat water, and more. [ Read the story here ]
A German battery maker has plans to share solar power it generates with local residents. "German battery maker Sonnenbatterie has launched a scheme to connect households with solar panels and other consumers, aiming to better distribute surpluses of the renewable
A Moroccan city is set to have a power plant open up next month, proving power to more than one million people. The solar powered energy plant will supply energy to the city allowing for a much needed light source
A new report shows that India's solar power is on track to be cheaper than coal by 2020. "The price of solar power in India fell at a faster-than-expected rate this year. Now, some experts suggest that by 2020, renewable
India is developing the worlds first ever fully solar powered airport. The city of Kerala will be home to the airport housing a 12 megawatt solar plant, with 46,000 solar panels. [ Read about the solar powered airport here ]
How do solar panels on the top of your roof, or on your land, capture the sun's rays and turn them into usable electricity? Check out this video, breaking it down, by Natalia Valls.
Solar power is sweeping the world as consumers see the many benefits that come from a renewable energy source. "...the first half of 2015, 40% of all new electricity generating capacity came from solar. For 2015, overall, the Solar Energy
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The White House is planning on taking steps towards promoting a sort-of community approach to driving solar power use. "The White House hosted a national solar summit, saying it had support from dozens of cities, states and business in advancing
A new startup company is attempting to bring the vast benefits of solar power to third world countries in Africa. "An estimated two thirds of sub-saharan Africa's population are without electricity providing huge opportunities for renewable energy companies. But, unlike
New solar cells are showing a path to installing buildings and structures windows with a a flexible, lightweight solar panel covering. "What if engineers could make it easier with a lightweight, clear and flexible solar cell? Traditional solar panels, such as
A campaign started in Britain is pushing for solar power equipment to be spread across Africa's rural areas. With much of Africa currently without power, the drastic need for a power source in third world areas could be met with
