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GOOD STORIES THERE WASN’T TIME TO GET TO THIS WEEK Posted in October 31st, 2008 by admin in Uncategorized Submitted by New Energy News Blog A NewEnergyNews Friday feature. FIRST SOLAR GOES RETAIL, SOLARCITY GETS BIG BUCKS SolarCity gets $30 million in funding from First Solar, other investors; The financing would help the installer of photovoltaic systems expand in the U.S. Under a five-year deal, First Solar will also supply solar panels. Marla Dickerson, October 30, 2008 (LA Times) “U.S
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Free electricity. they said it couldn’t be done!
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Nice site with fantastic Do it your self plans for alternative renewable energy. DIY Guides on Windmill Turbine Generator and Thermal Solar Panel Blueprints. Also learn how to run car on water.
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A boom in the number of electric cars on the road may have an added benefit aside from the obvious environmental one. Electric vehicles might one day help provide electrical storage for the nation’s power grid, and make money for their owners while doing it. The concept is called vehicle to grid (V2G), and it’s based on getting cars to act as a decentralized power storage during that 90% of the time that they’re parked. All owners would have to do is plug the electric car into a special soc
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ABC’s Jake Tapper has an excellent post today that highlights a simple question that voters should be asking of the presidential candidates—”you’re promising a lot, how are you going to pay for it?” This, of course, is a variation on the theme asked by moderator Jim Lehrer in the first debate when he queried the candidates on what parts of their agendas they would give up in the wake of the bailout. As we saw then, instead of an answer we got lots of dancing around the question. It’s no wonder
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