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Key Equipment Finance to fund 22.1 MW community solar portfolio in Massachusetts

By Conor Ryan July 20, 2017 Read the original article Here Key Equipment Finance, an affiliate of KeyCorp, announced Wednesday that it has provided funding for 16 community solar projects across Massachusetts for both community solar solutions provider Clean Energy Collective (CEC) and global energy developer ENGIE. As part of the financing deal from Key […]

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Massachusetts landfill gets solar panels

By “Waste Today” Staff July 3, 2017 Read the original article Here A capped landfill in Brockton, Massachusetts, has become a solar energy producer. According to the local CBS affiliate WBZ-TV, the landfill, once nicknamed Mount Trashmore because of the odors it produced is now doing something positive for the environment. A new solar power system […]

India launches first solar-panelled train in bid to cut down diesel use

By Loulla-May Eleftheriou-Smith July 19, 2017 Read the original article Here India has launched its first solar-powered train, which it is hoped will save around 21,000 litres of diesel a year, as the government attempts to make the country’s vast rail network more environmentally friendly. The new 1,600 horsepower Diesel Electrical Multiple Unit (DEMU) trains are fitted […]

Major solar power project to provide electricity at night

By Ian Johnston July 18, 2017 Read the original article Here A major solar power project in the Middle East will provide electricity during the night, the developers have said. The $1bn (£770m) scheme will provide up to 200 megawatts to the grid in Dubai between 4pm and 10am, according to the news service Bloomberg. Instead of generating […]

NIU staff member’s new children’s book explores the science of solar energy

By Northern Illinois University July 11, 2017 Read the original article Here On July 5, Gillian King-Cargile, director of NIU’s STEM Read program in the P-20 Center, released her new children’s book, The Toy and the Test Drive. The book is the third installment in the Stuffed Bunny Science Adventure Series published by NIU Press. […]

Geneva company goes 97% solar for its energy

By Brenda Schory July 7, 2017 Read the original article Here GENEVA – Riverbank Laboratories Inc. in Geneva installed a solar panel system that is expected to provide nearly all of the company’s electricity needs. Company owner and president, 5th Ward Alderman Robert Swanson, said it was a step in the right direction for the environment. […]

Solar power, shade coming to MSU parking lots

By RJ Wolcott July 7, 2017 Read the original article Here EAST LANSING – Among the active construction projects on Michigan State University’s campus this summer is one that will keep parked cars cool. And research labs, too. Solar panel parking bays — covered parking capable of collecting energy from the sun — are going […]

Colby’s 5,300-Panel Solar Field Ready to Generate Power – and Academic Opportunity

By Caitlin Rogers July 6, 2017 Read the original article Here Colby will flip the switch on a nine-acre solar field this fall, the latest step in the College’s commitment to sustainable and climate-friendly practices. The new 1.9-megawatt photovoltaic energy project, announced last May, will supply about 16 percent of the College’s electricity. Colby declared […]

The cutest solar farm ever is now live on the grid

By Yi Shu Ng July 5, 2017 Read the original article Here Who knew clean energy could be this cute? China connected a panda-shaped solar power plant to the grid last week. The project was built by the aptly-named Panda Green Energy, and has an output of 50MW, enough to power more than 8,000 U.S. […]