Kyocera Corporation today announced that it has proudly installed more than 1,200 solar power generating systems at public schools in Japan — ranking Kyocera as the No.1 supplier in this segment of the Japanese market
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An engineering professor has developed a process for converting amorphous silicon into large-grain poly-crystalline silicon, which will decrease the cost of solar electricity to compete with fossil fuels.
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An analysis from consulting firm Ernst & Young puts 2010 venture capital investment in clean and green technologies at close to $ 3.98 billion, which is up about 8 percent from its finding of $ 3.7 billion in 2009. What makes these numbers different from the ones I published in mid-January from the Cleantech Group is that […]
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