SOLAR ENERGY

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Suntech posts surprise profit

Chinese solar energy company Suntech Power Holdings Inc on Thursday reported a surprise quarterly profit and said it expects its revenues to grow in the second quarter.

'Made in Germany' not enough for solars to prosper

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German solar companies that have not yet set up U.S. and Chinese production plants are likely to lose out on significant subsidies and will struggle to bring down their production costs to the levels of their Asian peers.

German solars see recovery after losses

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The German solar industry expects a recovery in the second half of this year after a wave of earnings showed on Thursday the sector has written off the first three months as the low point of 2009.
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PG&E to purchase solar power from space

Utility firm PG&E, California's largest, is approaching renewable energy in a much different way by completing a deal to be provided with solar energy from space starting in 2016.
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U.S. University develops high-tech solar car

An advanced solar car that can cruise in a range from 50 to 60 miles per hour and weighs less than 500 pounds is being developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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U.S. Interior Chief touts renewable energy zones

The Obama Administration is carving out renewable energy zones across the country and offshore, and is preparing to work with critics who object to wind turbines or solar farms near wilderness or tourist areas, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said on Tuesday.
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Tapping solar energy

Commodity Online India is a sunny country with a solar energy potential of 20 mw every square km. At present, only a tiny fraction of it is being tapped. Solar energy can be used directly in...
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Govt to make solar heater mandatory

Commodity Online NEW DELHI: The government will amend the building bye laws for making the use of solar water heaters mandatory in certain categories of building.
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Solar industry sees boom in sunny Italy

Italy may soon become Europe's next frontier for solar energy as new incentives prompt investors to bet on higher returns than in Germany, which has less sun but is currently the hub of a growing global market.

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