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NREL Demonstrates 45.7% Efficiency for Concentrator Solar Cell

The Energy Department’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory has announced the demonstration of a 45.7 percent conversion efficiency for a four-junction solar cell at 234 suns…


Articles, Solar January 23, 2015

Brazil readies big push on solar energy but companies are wary

Grappling with its worst energy crisis in more than a decade, Brazil is making its first big move to develop a local solar power industry…


Articles, CCS January 23, 2015

Corralling Carbon Before It Belches From Stack

So much soot belched from the old power plant here that Mike Zeleny would personally warn the neighbors. “If the wind was blowing in a…


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True scale of wind industry revealed

Drax, Britain’s largest coal-fired power station, is set to become one of Europe’s biggest renewable electricity generators.


Biomass, Nature & Environment, Policy & Strategy January 13, 2015

Concerns over carbon emissions from burning wood

Burning wood to fuel power stations can create as many harmful carbon emissions as burning coal, according to a government report. UK taxpayers subsidise energy…


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