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" Countries of note include Argentina, Chile and Peru"

Interesanjte, no?

"Las energías renovables que hoy el mundo mira, debe contemplarlas el país para paliar la fuerte retracción que tiene su mercado que tampoco invierte en exploración", "

"The certificate for Monier's in-roof solution, for example, assures home owners that the BIPV product fulfils the roof's functions regarding mechanical stability and fire safety. TÜV SÜD's experts based their comprehensive list of criteria for BIPV products on the requirements defined in EU Regulation 305/2001, which will replace the European Construction Products Directive 89/106/EEC in July 2013."

"BioSolar's patented BioBacksheet is the world's first UL certified solar panel backsheet made from renewable materials and features two distinct benefits that are unmatched by existing backsheets. First, BioBacksheet's high thermal conductivity rapidly draws heat away from the solar cells, which can increase the power output of the entire solar panel. Second, BioBacksheet's USDA BioPreferred Certification allows solar panels to be marketed as more sustainable and socially responsible, and preferred by U.S. government agencies."

""Adding the educational kiosks has taken this program to another level. The students will learn what solar panels can produce at different times of the day and see how much electricity their school is consuming. We're helping to power classrooms for the future leaders of our communities.""

Essentially, the molecule undergoes a structural transformation when it absorbs sunlight, putting the molecule into a higher-energy state where it can remain stable indefinitely. Then, triggered by a small addition of heat or a catalyst, it snaps back to its original shape, releasing heat in the process

Está previsto para esta semana, según informa la Administración del Mercado Eléctrico (Adme), que el precio del MW/h descienda a US$ 166,5. Teniendo en cuenta las previsiones de demanda y la energía importada desde Brasil, Uruguay le pagará al país norteño alrededor de US$ 279.720 por día por concepto de compra de energía.

"PV to become Australia's cheapest electricity source by 2050, study says"

Empresa Suecia!! "When complete, these locations, plus the company's 30 finished solar energy projects, will generate a total capacity of 38MW. IKEA owns and operates each of its solar PV systems atop its buildings. Demonstrating the company's commitment to solar energy, to date, IKEA has installed over 250,000 solar panels on its stores and buildings worldwide."

"The researchers, led by U of T Engineering Professor Ted Sargent, created a solar cell out of inexpensive materials that was certified at a world-record 7.0% efficiency."

Como siempre resulta que Chile es el mas astuto en la region..

"place like Chile, which wants low-cost dispatchable sources to power a thriving mining industry. Or Mexico, which has all of 6 MW installed nationwide, where the jobs created by investing in solar would create a massive installation industry."

" Distributed renewable installations today represent far less than one percent of total worldwide electricity generating capacity"

According to a new report from Pike Research, a part of Navigant's Energy Practice, the market for advanced batteries will roughly double each year over the next 5 years, reaching $7.6 billion in 2017

"from organisms that succeeded because they were the best at gathering as much as they could in the shortest amount of time possible."

"The recent failures of India's power grid have not only forced more than 600 million people to survive without electricity - they've demonstrated the need for massive public and private investment by India in clean technology and infrastructure."

"Debido a sus menores necesidades energéticas, por la diferencia de población y de capacidad industrial, Paraguay utiliza una cantidad mucho menor al 50% de la producción de energía que le corresponde en cada hidroeléctrica. En cambio, les vende el excedente a sus vecinos, a precios inferiores al nivel de mercado."

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"The exit of Schüco from the thin-film PV market is another blow to the commercial viability of a-Si thin-film technology and early equipment supplier pioneer, Oerlikon Solar, as well as Applied Materials. "