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Insulators made into conductors

MIT team coaxes polymers to line up, transforming them into materials that could dissipate heat.
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Axion Power(TM) Awarded Government Grant To Develop Solar Power Storage System

State of Pennsylvania to Sponsor Development of Renewable Energy Storage System. ...
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Department of Energy Selects Atrato Velocity1000

New Zero Footprint Facility Employs Atrato High Density Disk Arrays to Increase Efficiency and Accelerate Performance of Its VMware Environment....
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Solar Trust Tests Next Generation Collector Technology

Advanced parabolic trough solar radiation collector technology....
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ENTECH Releases New Skylight

Entech Solar Launches Entech Tubular Skylight™ ...
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Stirling Energy, Tessera Unveil SunCatcher Solar Power System

NTR’s Tessera Solar and Stirling Energy Systems Unveil World’s First Commercial Scale SunCatcher™ Plant, Maricopa Solar ...
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GLE Solar Energy Introduces Solar Water Heating Product

First solar thermal product for the North American market...
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SunEnergy Hawaii Introduces Lowest-Cost Solar Water Heating Solution on the Market

With fewer than 30 percent of Hawaii resident homes using solar-water heating systems, it's the right time for a new green solution...
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Chasing the sun: U of M enters energy decathlon

The fleeting winter sun in the North Star State was part of the challenge the University of Minnesota...
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Plans for super sustainable skyscraper unveiled

Plans for a new 200m high super sustainable skyscraper in Shenzhen, China have been unveiled...
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