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Monthly Archives: February 2012
IBM First to Create a Snapshot of An Electric Charge
IBM scientists have been able to click an image of how charge is distributed within a single molecule, an advancement that could help create atomic and molecular scale devices such as miniature transistors or solar cells from inexpensive organic materials.
Sunlight Can Be Now Converted Into Electricity With More Efficiency
A new photovoltaic device developed by Yang’s team can now convert sunlight into electricity more efficiently than ever before.Yang, who is a faculty director with the Nano Renewable Energy Center at the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA and who holds … Continue reading
Posted in Innovations, News, Sources of Electricity
Tagged electricity, Green techonology, Natural Resource, Power, Renewable, Research, Scientists, solar cells, solar energy, solar panels, Sunlight, Sustainability, Technology, UCLA, USA
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Giant Crescent Dunes of a 165m Completed
A much awaited project of the Crescent Dunes Solar Thermal Power Plant, which is a long time pending project from the Nevada desert sun has finally completed. It’s a giant solar tower of a 540 foot (165-metre) high standing like … Continue reading
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Tagged ACS Cobra, Crescent Tower, solar cells, Solar Enegy, Solar power, SolarReserve
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GE Partnership to Boost Power and Aviation Sub-sectors
A landmark partnership between Arik Air Ltd, General Electric (USA) and Rockson Engineering Ltd to enhance the nation’s power and aviation sub-sectors, has paved a new path to fulfill the country’s energy requirement.
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Tagged Arik Air, electricity, General Electric, Power Generation, Rockson Engineering
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