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IKEA has powered up its Covina store in California using solar energy panels installed by Gloria Solar.

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Dubai’s parks will soon run on solar power in the near future if the words of Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director General of Dubai Municipality are to be believed.

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It’s great to know that industrial typhoon (like Mitsubishi Chemical Corp.) has got a huge success, particularly in the field of alternative energy by coming up with an idea of spray-on solar power technology.

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U.S. plans one more step ahead to cut down the energy consumption. A group of businesses including Lockheed Martin and Barclays bank push the plan forward by investing as much as $650 million which will span over next few years, to minimise the energy consumption of buildings in the Miami and Sacramento areas.

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It’s great to know that NPL (the National Physical Laboratory) scientists have archived a milestone in the metrology of photovoltaics – a solar power technology.

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The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competes collegiates against each other to create cost-effective, energy-efficient solar powered homes.

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Until 2013, the US photovoltaic (PV) market will develop into the largest market for annual PV installations. If the favorable circumstances prevail, then it will overtake Germany, Japan and Italy.

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Solyndra LLC has filed papers declaring bankruptcy despite Obama administration announcing a half billion federal stimulus to the solar panel maker in an aim to decrease dependency on foreign shores.

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All of us know that solar is a clean energy industry and countries all over the world are turning to solar. However it is not generally known that the batteries used in solar cause lead pollution.