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Eco-City Tree Concept Is a Street Lighting System That Looks Like Trees

Green design concepts include a street lighting system known as the eco-tree city concept. In this system street lights are designed to look like trees with solar panels for branches. Another concept uses human power to crush used aluminium cans to make small modular tiles to be used as building materials

20 Jul 2008

Professor to Present on Nanotechnology Being Used to Create Cheap, Flexible Solar Cells

Research into new types of solar cells produced by nanotechnology will be described by Professor Darren Bagnall at the World Renewable Energy Conference

20 Jul 2008

Saflex Helping to Build the World's Largest Thin Film Solar Electricity Modules

Saflex is providing PVB interlayer and technical expertise in encapsulation technology to several companies that are producing the world's largest thin-film solar modules

20 Jul 2008

EPV Solar Enters Into Long Term Solar Module Supply Agreement

EPV SOLAR, a thin-film solar module manufacturer and photovoltaic systems provider headquartered in New Jersey, USA, announced today that it has entered into a long-term solar module supply agreement with City Solar Kraftwerke

20 Jul 2008

Upheaval for Global Photovoltaics Market

The Global PV Market is Facing Some Turbulent Times. For Survivors,
Market Prospects Will Be Infinite

20 Jul 2008

High Performance Industrial Solar Electricity Solution Developed by Solar Century for Spanish Retailer Eroski

Solarcentury has developed an innovative, quick to install and high yield, solar photovoltaic solution for the industrial roof of Spanish retailer ‘Eroski’

16 Jul 2008

Milestone Reached By Origin Energy and Geodynamics In Geothermal Renewable Energy Joint Venture

Origin Energy Managing Director Grant King and Geodynamics Managing Director Gerry Grove-White today confirmed the achievement of a key milestone of their geothermal energy joint venture in South Australia

16 Jul 2008

Water, Solar Energy and Nanotube Diodes Being Used to Produce Cheap Hydrogen for Fuel Cells

A greener, less expensive method to produce hydrogen for fuel may eventually be possible with the help of water, solar energy and nanotube diodes that use the entire spectrum of the sun's energy

15 Jul 2008

University of Sydney Launches Institute for Sustainable Solutions

University of Sydney launches a new research group which will focus on some of the world's most urgent issue, sustainability.

15 Jul 2008

Low Income Communities to Get Green Energy Funding From Tufts University

Tufts University students, faculty and staff are first college campus in Massachusetts to join an effort that will finance development of renewable energy projects in low-income communities across the state. School will also solicit donations to purchase renewable energy credits (REC's)

15 Jul 2008