BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
August 19, 2011
Solar Entrepreneurs’ New Sales Pitch
Having seen well-intentioned but unsuccessful attempts to bring alternative energy to the developing world, several NGO founders suggest a more collaborative approach.
By Esha Chhabra
Solar Sister eradicates energy poverty by empowering women with economic opportunity. We combine the breakthrough potential of solar technology with a deliberately woman-centered direct sales network to bring light, hope and opportunity to even the most remote communities in rural Africa.
mobile phones are the great leapfrog story of the past decade distributed solar is next.
simpanetworks radical affordability
We recently made a commitment to solar power at our home in Coatesville, PA. This is a blog about how it all works out. And about renewable energy in our area.I invite anyone who is doing something similar to share how their solar or other energy generating or energy saving efforts are doing.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
"Ford Focus Electric to come with home solar option"
From USA Today:
For the environmentally conscious who think driving an electric car isn't doing enough, there'll be a chance to go solar at the same time.
Ford is announcing that it is teaming with an established solar provider, SunPower, to sell a solar energy system through Ford dealers in conjunction with the Focus electric sedan that goes on sale later this year.
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For the environmentally conscious who think driving an electric car isn't doing enough, there'll be a chance to go solar at the same time.
Ford is announcing that it is teaming with an established solar provider, SunPower, to sell a solar energy system through Ford dealers in conjunction with the Focus electric sedan that goes on sale later this year.
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Nissian Leaf will provide emergency power for homes
19:41 August 2, 2011
Nissan has unveiled a new power supply system that allows electricity stored in the lithium-ion batteries of the all-electric Nissan LEAF to be supplied to a house. With the LEAF's batteries able to store up to 24 kWh of electricity, Nissan says the system could supply the average Japanese household with electricity for about two days. This would be enough to provide a stable electricity supply in the event of power outages or to allow consumers to store cheaper off-peak power for use in high demand periods.
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