SRP to build solar power plant in E.V.Source: Tribune.com
Salt River Project said Friday it will build a 20-megawatt solar power plant in the East Valley that will give its electric customers an alternative to rooftop solar panels if they wish to use renewable power.
US House of Representatives approves solar energy roadmapSource: Solar Energy Magazine
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed H.R.3585, the Solar Technology Roadmap, by a vote of 310-106. Introduced by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., Sept. 17 and approved by the House Science & Technology Committee Oct.
Survey: Alternative Energy Sources are Vital for SurvivalSource: alternative-energy-news.info
The international image of America is a country that is constantly creating roadblocks in the way of reaching a global agreement on climate change and environmental protection. Americans are seen as totally oblivious to the issues of global warming, and energy and food crisis.
Candy-Colored Solar Panels Don't Need Direct SunSource: National Geographic
September 14, 2009—A "green" technology company has developed jewel-toned solar panels that capture different parts of the sun's light spectrum and don't need direct sunlight to work, the company says.

With so much energy being invested lately in analyzing Obama's push to coerce government reform and control of health care, his other pet project, creating a Green economy to stop global warming has fallen off the radar for the moment.
Phone home with Israeli solar cellsSource:
An Israeli company has developed solar energy powered battery chargers that give you the emergency power you need to recharge your mobile devices, anywhere.
Out for a picnic on a sunny day and your cell phone dies? No power? No problem.
BrightSource Energy wins top award for 2009Source:
Israeli-Californian solar thermal energy plant developer BrightSource won both first place and the overall winner award last week in the AlwaysOn GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies list, that recognizes the top private green tech companies that are creating new business opportu …
Solar PowerSource: National Geographic
Solar power is discussed in this nine page article from the September 2009 issue of National Geographic.
Hardware: Solar Roadways Get DoT Funding Source: Slashdot
Solar Roadways, a project to replace over 25,000 square miles of road in the US with solar panels you can drive on, just received $100,000 in funding from the Department of Transportation for the first 12ft-by-12ft prototype panel.
China Racing Ahead of U.S. in the Drive to Go SolarSource: The New York Times
WUXI, China — President Obama wants to make the United States "the world's leading exporter of renewable energy," but in his seven months in office, it is China that has stepped on the gas in an effort to become the dominant player in green energy — especially in solar …
China's Drive to Go Solar Outshines U.S. EffortsSource: The New York Times
President Obama wants to make the United States "the world's leading exporter of renewable energy," but in his seven months in office, it is China that has stepped on the gas in an effort to become the dominant player in green energy — especially in solar power, and even …
Every day is a "Sun" daySource:
From 'green' wineries to school rooftops and African villages, Israeli solar energy company Sunday has an ambitious plan to become an international power plant provider.
The 1980s pop icon Morrissey said that every day is like Sunday, silent and grey.
Xcel Drops Proposed Surcharge on Solar CustomersSource: TheDenverChannel.com
"We made this proposal in good faith as a reasonable approach to provide for a fair allocation of costs and benefits between customers with solar panels and customers without solar panels", said Karen Hyde, vice president, rates and regulatory affairs for Xcel Energy in Colorado.
It S Italian The Largest Photovoltaic System In The World Source: Italian Culture
Be Rho, a small town near Milan, to host the largest photovoltaic system in the world.
Will be installed on the roof of the New Fair (a local Expo), and its 270,000 square meters (equivalent to 38 football fields) will develop a peak power of 18 MW.
The panels will be capable o …
China Inks Deal For Great Leap Forward In Wind EnergySource: cleantech.com
Álava, Spain-based Gamesa Corporación Tecnológica said today it has reached an agreement with China Huadian New Energy Development to jointly supply wind turbines with the capability of generating 300 megawatts.
The Next Energy InnovatorsSource: Business Week
BusinessWeek and GreenBiz.com have assembled a list of 25 intriguing energy startups, including young companies that tap geothermal heat, turn waste into biodiesel, and more
Sun energy empowers Ethiopian villageSource: BBC News
Two years after the installation of a solar power project funded by international aid groups, villagers in northern Ethiopia say the sun's energy has turned their lives around.