Best Articles on Solar Power

Artificial sunflowers, known as SunBots can harvest up to 400% more energy. Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Arizona State University have developed the solar panel known as SunBot.

South America’s largest solar park built with Chinese funding and technology has opened in
Argentina and has hopes of powering over 160,000 homes.

Birds Eye Energy, a green energy company has developed an innovative duplex solar panel which it claims converts 35% of the solar energy into electricity.

A solar array in Aldershot, Hampshire, UK is creating waves as the world’s first fully solar-powered railway line. People travelling by rail between London, Waterloo, and Weymouth will benefit from the Network Rail’s pilot scheme.

Aviation is crossing new milestones with the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport in Tennessee becoming the first airfield in the United States to be run on 100% solar power.

Due to the geographic location, the Mideast receives more than 3600 hours of sunshine annually so investors are setting up solar farms to convert solar power into usable electricity.

By shrinking solar cells and connecting them in blocks only a few millimetres wide, mPower is able to assemble ‘flexible’ solar products that behave like standard high-efficiency solar panels.

A team of scientists at the University of Manchester has reportedly cracked a key defect in silicon solar cells after decades of research.

Researchers have reported a key breakthrough in how the performance of cadmium telluride thin-film solar cells is improved further by the addition of selenium.