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Solar energy generation can be an extraordinarily satisfying experience, but what is it that makes it so satisfying?  1. An Investment in Our Future Of course, one of the most satisfying things about solar power generation is that it is an investment in the future of our planet. Switching to clean energy sources reduces our

Saving money is the aim of a number of homeowners as monthly expenses seem to be increasing month after month. Improving your home regularly is so important as it should be viewed as the largest investment that you have. Getting a great offer on a home can allow a homeowner to maximize their investment in

The world is so much more aware of how much energy they are using on an annual basis. Solar panels are becoming much more popular than in the past. The reasons behind this are that the systems have become more efficient and affordable. The other aspect of this is that costs for electricity are continuing

Balaji Lakshmikanth Bangolae Halliburton Labs selected three new companies to join its collaborative environment for cleaner, more affordable, and reliable energy. Renkube is a company that tracks glass for solar panels. Halliburton Labs will provide participants with access to a range industrial capabilities, technical knowledge, mentorships, and support to scale their businesses. “Halliburton Labs is

Brandon Schwertner Priority Power Management Inc., an energy optimization and infrastructure company offering smart energy solutions, has completed its acquisition of the energy procurement, consulting and solar development business of Affordable Gas & Electric Co. LLC (AGE). This transaction further increases Priority Power’s footprint in Midwest energy markets where Priority Power, through Satori Energy (acquired

Garnet Mesa Solar rendering Guzman Energy has been approved by the Delta County Board of Commissioners to obtain a limited use permit that will allow it to install and operate the Garnet Mesa solar project in Southern Delta County, Colo. Garnet Mesa Solar, when complete, will produce more that 194,000 MWh each year. The Delta-Montrose

Image: Lexie Hain, Lightsource bp Led by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Energy Technologies Office, Innovative Solar Practices Integrated with Rural Economies and Ecosystems (InSPIRE) has completed its second, three-year phase of research into the synergies between solar energy and agriculture. It is hard to

Susan Stone Andersen Corp., a window and door manufacturer, and Ubiquitous Energy, a transparent solar technology company, are working together to develop energy-generating windows and doors for residential and light commercial buildings. The products will leverage Ubiquitous Energy’s UE Power technology, a patented and visibly transparent photovoltaic glass coating that