Posted on July 30th, 2009 by Content Keyword RSS
Developing countries like India and China are among the most polluting nations of the world. The only thing that can brighten these nations is the use of renewable energy at a scale no one has ever thought of before. Being the seventh largest country of the world, India receives about 5,000 trillion KWhs of solar energy each day, which is put to good use, can well provide more electricity than the country actually requires. India’s climate change plan is about to take a leap, with the developm
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Posted on July 30th, 2009 by Content Keyword RSS
Developing countries like India and China are among the most polluting nations of the world. The only thing that can brighten these nations is the use of renewable energy at a scale no one has ever thought of before. Being the seventh largest country of the world, India receives about 5,000 trillion KWhs of solar energy each day, which is put to good use, can well provide more electricity than the country actually requires. India’s climate change plan is about to take a leap, with the developm
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Posted on July 29th, 2009 by Content Keyword RSS
Fairview has become the first town in Texas to build a street lit entirely by low-energy LEDs.There are 82 light-emitting diodes on the newly constructed Fairview Parkway. The LEDs came from EvoLucia, a division of Sunovia Energy Technologies in Sarasota, Florida.» See also: New Electricity 42% Wind Says DOE» Get CleanTechnica by RSS or sign up by email.Fairview Mayor Sim Israeloff says the quality of light from the LEDs is better than traditional lighting and they are helping reduce light pollu
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Posted on July 29th, 2009 by Content Keyword RSS
India’s ‘National Solar Mission’, plans to have India generating 200,000 MW of solar power by 2050, and 100,000 by 2030 according to an official document.The plan calls for 20,000 MW by 2020. For the next 11 years there is a three-phase approach: 1-1.5 by 2012, 6-7 GW by 2017 and 20 GW by 2020. Another goal for the 2030 milestone (besides the 100 GW target) is parity with energy production from coal.» See also: Renewable Energy on the Rise, Fossil Fuels Declining» Get CleanTechnica by RSS or sig
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Posted on July 29th, 2009 by Content Keyword RSS
by Allen Anderson It comes as surprise that there are many energy crisis talks when we have easily available to us the most abundant form of energy on earth. The suns energy. The sun is capable of giving us more than heat and light. The sun is practically our life’s resource as without it the earth wouldn’t be habitable. If we can all contribute to helping the planet by using solar energy (power generated from the sun) we can be sure to keep our earth as healthy as possible and to use the ener
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