Join us in D.C.! SOLAR 2020 will be June 23-36 at George Washington University
These Maps Show the Cities with the Most Solar in the U.S.
There's now 40 times as much solar power generation in the U.S. as there was a decade ago-enough, by last year, to power more than nine million homes. Most of this is on large solar farms, but nearly a third is on rooftops.
The only way forward, if we are going to improve the quality of the environment, is to get everybody involved
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Richard Rogers
All Eyes On New Community Solar Power Program In...
Clean Power Will they or won't they? That's the big question as the ratepayers of Wappingers Falls, New York, suddenly find themselves with an opportunity to save up to 10% on their utility bills thanks to a new community solar power program. The ...
Solar Electricity Can Retail For $0.027-0.036/KWh as...
The latest figures released by BloombergNEF show new solar and onshore wind power plants have reached parity with average wholesale prices in California, China and parts of Europe. The technologies are winning the race to be the cheapest sources...
Seeking New Innovators in Round 3 of the American-Made...
The American-Made Solar Prize is welcoming a new group of competitors in the third round of the $3 million American-Made Solar Prize. It runs simultaneously with the second round, which began earlier this year and is at the midway point...
Harvard Says Solar's the Solution Ohio Didn't Know It Needed
To achieve the most climate and health benefits nationally, more renewable sources of energy should be installed in the Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic regions, including Ohio, according to a Harvard study released today. To achieve the...
Solar Power And Big Batteries Pose Threat to Natural...
King Coal is a dead man walking, battery storage is on the move, and natural gas's future in the electricity business could be meteoric. The latest data portends a radical revolution in how the U.S. generates power. In even the most optimistic...
No-Gold Perovskite Solar Cells Aim A Dagger At The Heart ...
Clean Power Fossil fuel stakeholders are already shivering in their boots over the low cost of wind and solar energy, and now here comes yet another dose of stone cold reality. In a new report, a research team in Italy suggests that perovskite...
SOLAR 2020 June 23-26, 2020 at George Washington University in Washington D.C. in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon. Call for participation now open. For more info, contact solar2020@ases.org.
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