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NewsSolar cell breaks efficiency record
December 6, 2006 It converts almost 41 percent of light that hits it into electricity, almost double the efficiency of current commercial cells. -
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Shrinking the cost for solar power
May 11, 2007 With a big facility and careful planning, it's possible to produce solar power for a competitive price, experts say. -
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Saving wind power for later
March 27, 2007 Start-up General Compression looks to commercialize concept for storing electricity generated by wind turbines using compressed air.Image: Pumping wind power underground -
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Dishing out power with a solar engine
October 25, 2006 Infinia looks to an existing technology--the Stirling engine--to compete in solar-electric industry.Photos: Retro energy-harness -
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Polyester fabric neutralizes stun gun jolt
April 5, 2006 Some fabrics repel moisture; Thor Shield repels electricity and can render a stun gun useless. -
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Solar industry chases a cheaper kilowatt
March 9, 2006 After decades of promise, solar power is starting to pay off via more efficient and affordable tech. Photos: The many faces of the solar power -
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Plug in your hybrid, pollute less?
April 28, 2006 Maybe yes, maybe no. A lot depends on where you live and how your electricity gets produced. Photos: A souped-up Prius -
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Powering cities on landfill waste
June 6, 2007 A start-up is opening a plant that will convert municipal waste into electricity through a cleaner process than burning.Photo: Turning waste into energy -
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Solar thermal energy making a comeback
June 7, 2007 The first solar thermal project in years has cranked to life, and more will follow. Images: Solar thermal heats up in the desert -
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Cutting solar panels' high price tag
September 25, 2007 Industry luminaries will meet this week at the annual Solar Power 2007 to celebrate booming business. But high costs remain a barrier to wider adoption. -
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Utility, commodity: IT to follow electricity?
March 11, 2005 Sun President Jonathan Schwartz says there are telling parallels between the rise of the electricity and technology industries. -
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Full steam ahead for Nevada solar project
March 12, 2007 A new power plant in the desert taps into solar-thermal energy to pour on the electricity for nearby Las Vegas.Images: Solar thermal heats up in the desert -
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A Taser shotgun for long-range electrifying
February 14, 2006 Maker of controversial stun guns completes testing on a shotgun that delivers a walloping dose of electricity. -
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Google to enter clean-energy business
November 27, 2007 Search giant earmarks hundreds of millions of dollars with the goal of generating a gigawatt of clean energy that's cheaper than coal. -
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MIT-led study finds geothermal energy potential untapped
January 22, 2007 Heat mining technology can be improved and deployed broadly to generate clean electricity, says an Energy Department-sponsored report. -
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Solar thermal plants go back to the future
September 10, 2007 Start-up Ausra nabs $40 million in venture capital to build utility-scale solar power plants, an idea that is again gaining traction. Photo: Collecting sunlight -
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Solar star Konarka raises another $20 million
February 14, 2006 Konarka, which specializes in plastics that convert light into electricity, has raised $20 million in its latest round of venture funding. -
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'Power plants' in the basement heat up
January 31, 2007 Combined heat and power system sized down to the average home packs on-site power generation and high energy efficiency. -
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The fatal flaw for green-tech companies
February 5, 2008 There's a chance green products will save the world, so why are they so boring compared to a cell phone with a built-in TV?
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