Green electricity generated by Sahara solar panels is being hailed as a solution to the climate change crisis
Global Renewable Energy Sites Mapped for First Time
05-05-2020
Technology Networks
University of Southampton
Online Map Identifies Contaminated Land With Potential for Renewable Energy Development
11-25-2019
Hawaii Public Radio
Ashley Mizuo
Nation's Largest Community Solar Garden Sold Out
06-25-2014
Denver Post
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Colorado Springs leads the way with SunShare's Solar Garden fully subscribed with construction about to begin
EU study: clean energy costs no more in long run
DON MELVIN
BRUSSELS (AP) — A report issued Thursday says the European Union can cut its emissions of greenhouse gases dramatically by 2050 without spending any more money — and even, perhaps, saving a bit.
Could the desert sun power the world?
Leo Hickman
IEA Says Solar May Provide a Third of Global Energy by 2060
Ben Sills
Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Solar technologies such as photovoltaic panels, water heaters and power stations built with mirrors could provide a third of the world’s energy by 2060 if politicians commit to limiting climate change, the International Energy Agency said.
Saudi Arabia to exploit solar energy for desalination plants
P.K. ABDUL GHAFOUR
JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia intends to depend heavily on solar energy to operate desalination plants instead of oil and gas as part of its efforts to make use of alternative and renewable energy sources.
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CLEAN REVOLUTION CASE STUDY: NEW YORK CITY
09-26-2012
The Climate Group
Clare Saxon Ghauri
New York City’s Clean Revolution has been led by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and his detailed and comprehensive sustainability plan, called PlaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York.
Wind, Water, and Solar Power for the World
Mark Delucchi
We don’t need nuclear power, coal, or biofuels. We can get 100 percent of our energy from wind, water, and solar (WWS) power. And we can do it today—efficiently, reliably, safely, sustainably, and economically.