Tags: Solar energy

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Hydrogen Economy Closer To Reality Thanks To Cheap, Highly Efficient Catalyst

Tech

Lightweight Solar Cells Inspired By Ancient Japanese Art Can Soak Up More Sun By Tracking It Across The Sky (VIDEO)

Tech

Solar Panel Energy Efficiency Could Be Boosted More Than 30 Percent With New Coating

Science/Health

Solar Cells Inspired By Photosynthesis Could Store Energy For Weeks

Science/Health

Mars Was Freezing In Its Early Days And There Weren't Any Aliens, Study Suggests To The Dismay Of Those Who Feel Alone In The Universe

Science/Health

Cobalt Film Could Be Inexpensive New Catalyst In Clean Fuel Field

Science/Health

Perovskite Solar Cells Could Make Energy Conversion Cheaper, More Accessible

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Solar Power Sales Heated Up in 2014

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Climate Change Strongly Influenced By Solar Energy During Cooler Periods?

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Singapore Students use 3-D Printing Tech to Build Solar-Powered Urban Car

News

Saturn's Moon Titan Caught 'Naked' by Cassini Flyby, Acts Much Like Mars

Science/Health

Solar Energy Could Be More Cost Efficient Thanks To Mineral Perovskite

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Solar Energy to Power a Flight Around the World, Flight Plan Announced for Solar Impulse 2

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World's Largest Solar Panel Farm in Development in Japan

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Solar Energy Systems Power N.J. Hospital

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

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