Renewable Energy
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New Solar Battery Could Generate Cheaper Clean EnergyA new kind of solar cell could store electrical energy without any help from traditional batteries, according to a new study.
By Elizabeth Peterson Published
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Green Energy Falters in Ohio (Op-Ed)Opinion Despite yielding $300 million in statewide savings, Ohio's green energy standards are now on hold.
By Seth Shulman Published
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Abu Dhabi to Host First Solar-Powered Flight Around WorldThe first solar-powered flight around the world will take off from and touch down in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, officials announced today (Sept. 25).
By Tanya Lewis Published
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Wind Power Has Soared, But is It About to Crash? (Op-Ed)Opinion The U.S. wind power industry is booming, but a new report suggests it could be about to collapse.
By Kit Kennedy Published
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Is Recycled Sewage a Water Solution?Opinion The amount of water at the Earth’s surface is pretty constant, but in many parts of the developed world we are running out of the right sort of water, and our ability to access it.
By Jonathan Bridge Published
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Underwater Ocean Turbines: A New Spin on Clean Energy?A new technology that harnesses the power of ocean currents could provide a clean and limitless form of renewable energy, some scientists say.
By Tanya Lewis Published
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Gallery: Harnessing the Energy of Ocean CurrentsA group of scientists and engineers wants to build giant, underwater turbines, which they think could provide a source of limitless clean energy.
By Tanya Lewis Published
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Corporations are Driving the Energy Revolution (Op-Ed)Opinion When even Walmart can't buy as much green energy as it wants, there's a problem.
By Marty Spitzer Published
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More Efficient, Durable Solar Cells are Possible Thanks to Glass (Op-Ed)Opinion Self-cooling, longer lasting and more efficient solar cells are within reach simply by adding a thin layer of glass.
By Todd Shilton Published
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