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South Texas Wastewater Plant Goes Solar

Wednesday, Jul 11 2012

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The 1,316 solar panels at Weslaco's southern wastewater treatment plant gleamed in the heat June 27 — their second day on the job. When the panels were officially plugged in last week, the facility went from being an energy consumer to a self-supporting energy generator.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley Attends Groundbreaking Ceremony for Largest Solar Power Array in State

Wednesday, Jul 11 2012

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Under a broiling sun, Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley joined a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday for what will be the largest solar power array in the state — and one of the biggest on the East Coast — when it is completed later this year.

New Jersey Passes Legislation to Stabilize Its Solar Market

Tuesday, Jul 10 2012

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This legislation addresses the current oversupply of N.J. solar renewable energy credits (SRECs), brings stability back to the N.J. solar market, and keeps the N.J. solar industry growing over the next several years.

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Lt. Gov. Visits Edison Solar Energy Company

Monday, Jul 09 2012

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Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno today kicked off a month-long tour of the fastest growing businesses across the state. The first visit was to SunDurance Energy, an Edison-based solar energy company that develops, designs, builds and operates solar power solutions for the commercial, government, and utility-scale markets.

First Solar Bonds Financing $4.6 Billion U.S. Panel Boom

Monday, Jul 09 2012

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Underwriters from Bank of America Corp. (BAC) to Credit Suisse AG and Citigroup Inc. (C) for the first time are close to converting sunlight into cash to pay bond investors.

Wastewater Treatment Plant Relies on Solar Panels

Monday, Jul 09 2012

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The 1,316 solar panels at Weslaco’s southern wastewater treatment plant gleamed in the heat last week as they were officially plugged in and the facility went from being an energy consumer to a self-supporting energy generator.

Solar Power Amping Up In Central Ohio

Monday, Jul 09 2012

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In the past two years, the price of solar panels has dropped dramatically. In Ohio, the industry is creating jobs and helping boost our economy in a big way. And the growth is just beginning.

Solar Institute in Lauderdale to Train Jobless Veterans

Monday, Jul 09 2012

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The U.S. Solar Institute, a Fort Lauderdale school, has been chosen by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to train former military service members without jobs in how to install solar-panel systems.

Study Confirms Solar Power is Unrestricted by Materials Availability

Friday, Jul 06 2012

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Renewable energy technologies such as wind and solar energy extensively use certain rare earth metals. The availability of these materials, including indium, may be affected by export restrictions for rare earth elements declared in China. The associated industries are trying to restrict usage of the necessary rare earth metals.

Solar: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Energy Independence

Wednesday, Jul 04 2012

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No energy source is more American than solar. Technologies to convert sunshine to electricity were pioneered in the U.S. half a century ago at Bell Labs, and quickly became a source of inspiration and imagination. In the last several years, solar energy has awoken from yesterday’s dream to today’s reality.

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