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Tesla now renting solar panels to homeowners
Tesla has announced it will begin renting solar panels to homeowners through a subscription service. The smallest installation will cost just $50 and Tesla estimates most homes can save between $20 and $650, depending on […]
Disney World Installs 270 Acre Solar Farm
Disney World has installed its second solar installation, a 50 MW solar installation that can cover 25% of the park’s energy needs, a major step in its plan to reduce emissions by 50% by 2020. […]
OPT’s Big Oregon Wave Energy Plan Collapses
It’s hard to do wave energy: OPT surrenders its permit to pursue a 100-buoy, 50-megawatt wave energy array off Oregon. A smaller array is in doubt, too.
Offshore Wind Power: Huge Potential Goes Largely Untapped
Depending on how you look at it, the state of offshore wind power is either hugely depressing or an amazing opportunity for growth in green power.
OPT Oregon Wave Energy Project Delayed Again
Ocean Power Technologies says a permitting issue could mean its historic Oregon wave energy project won’t move ahead this year.
Solar Power Beyond The Rooftop: Moving To Utility-Scale
Solar power had a stellar year last year, with global capacity topping 100 GW for the first time, and the US setting new records.
US Solar Busts Out Another Record-Breaking Year
Installed U.S. solar capacity grew by a record 3,313 megawatts in 2012 – more in one year than in the previous three years combined.
Can Green Buildings Help Us Survive The Next ‘Doomsday’?
Many passive green building strategies can soften the impact of natural disasters and make life more healthy and bearable for survivors during the recovery period.
Princeton Team Reflects On ‘Cool Roof’ Hypothesis
According to a Princeton study, the thickness of a “cool roof” may have as much of an influence on energy savings and thermal performance as surface reflectivity.
DOE Offshore Wind Push: Oregon Floating Turbines, And More
Seven innovative offshore wind demos get $4 million for planning and design, and up to three could advance to a second round of funding worth $47 million.
Oregon Wave Power Deployment Delayed Until Spring
Citing weather concerns, Ocean Power Technologies pushes deployment of the first commercial utility-scale wave generating device in the U.S. from October to next spring.
Wave Power Tech A Wide Open Field; Got An Idea?
At the Ocean Renewable Energy Conference in Portland, a wide diversity of wave energy converters are under discussion.
Big Projects Drive US Solar To Huge 2nd Quarter
Utility-scale projects drove second quarter U.S. solar installations to new heights, but the residential sector was flat and commercial installations plunged.