China solar power project will generate 2 gigawatts of solar energy A US-based solar power company has entered into a large-scale agreement with a Chinese power equipment manufacturer that will lead to the creation of solar ... Delhi eyes aid to produce solar power from consumer rooftops While Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday announced the National Solar Mission, the Delhi government is eyeing World Bank help to produce solar energy. To produce grid-based solar energy, the Delhi government is at present working on a proposal for the Climate Investment Fund (CIF) — a consortium of groups like the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank. A ‘flexible scheme’ was thrashed out at a high-level meeting held last week between representatives of the Delhi government, Delhi’s power distribution companies (discoms), and the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. As part of this scheme, electricity may be generated on rooftops by consumers, with the... UPDATE 2-Suntech solar panels sold out through early 2010 - Reuters Demand for solar power products has rebounded after a difficult 2009, when the global credit crisis dried up financing for new projects and panel prices ... Aerojet and Solar Power, Inc. Participate in EPA Event in Los Angeles Ronald Samborsky, Aerojet's Vice President of Renewable Energy and Sustainability, and Eric Hafter, Chief Strategy Officer for Solar Power, Inc. served as ... Projects vs. Preservation ... to install small-scale wind, while larger reservations like the Navajo Nation and Sisseton-Wahpeton are looking into large-scale wind and solar power.

Should the U.S. Expand Nuclear Power? The solar power plants in California's Mojave Desert have produce power consistently for two decades, according to consultant Fred Morse, one of the world's ...

Harvard Gets Shiny New 500-Kilowatt Solar Power System A trio of companies have just announced completion of a 500-kilowatt rooftop solar power system on the roof of one of the historic buildings that comprise ...

Bill allows wind, solar power on Nebraska school land Lavon Heidemann of Elm Creek introduced a bill (LB916) on Tuesday that would allow school trust land to be leased for wind or solar power development. The Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds would be responsible for authorizing any leases for power projects on the 1.3 million acres of land it manages for the benefit of the state's schools. The 1.3 million acres is what's left of a huge land contribution from the federal government in 1867. Income from renting out the land for agricultural and mineral uses helps pay for school funding in Nebraska. The board has already had some preliminary discussions with wind power developers.

Airport security, solar power and more With all the talk about airport security and full-body scans ["Through our fingers," Opinion, Jan. 10], the issue often isn't the technology being used, ...