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A Utah startup is targeting the emergency services market with mobile solar-powered generators for off-grid electricity needs.
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The Holy Grail of renewable energy is a
solar power plant that continues producing electricity after the...
sun goes down. A California company has taken a step toward making that a reality.
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Solar Power When the Sun Goes Down?
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A private equity firm responds to complaints from
Green Inc. readers that a planned wind farm in...
west Texas is sending jobs -- and stimulus funds -- to China.
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The Daily Five: Friday, 06 November, 2009
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... Making Solar Power Mobile Power The units come with a block of solar panels that extend and tilt out from the trailer, as well as batteries, inverters and — just in case — a backup diesel generator. The trailers themselves are roadworthy and can be towed by any truck with a V8 engine, according to a company spokeswoman. ...
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