Best Articles on Solar Power

The Dubai Water and Electricity Authority (DEWA) announced the world’s largest concentrated solar power project, located on a single site in the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park.

A team of scientists from Japan-based research institute RIKEN and the University of Tokyo has developed a new type of ultra-thin organic photovoltaic cell which can generate electricity.

Perovskite based solar panels are surely a very attractive alternative to the present conventional solar cells made of silicon. They are relatively cheaper and easy to produce.

The scientists at Stanford University, California have developed a cooling system which is capable of reducing the inside temperature of a building in a very hot climate condition by 20%.

As per the research conducted in Ireland, the solar panels on rooftops of homes and business establishments can significantly contribute to the country’s switch over to clean energy.

On 21st August 2017 millions of sky-gazers in the United States had gathered at the sites from where this rare event of total solar eclipse could be watched clearly.

The researchers from the University of Manchester have found a method to use polystyrene particles instead of expensive polymers to manufacture the solar cells.

 TuNur is a solar export project from Tunisia to Europe.  The developer of the project has filed a permit request recently to the energy ministry of Tunisia.

In an initiative to make the Indian rail network more eco-friendly, the country has launched its first solar-powered train, which is expected to save nearly 21,000 litres of diesel per year.