zshahan

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   by zshahan 16y ago

   South Korea might be the next clean energy giant. while we put a lot of attention on China and Europe, South Korea is making some huge steps forward...
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   by zshahan 16y ago

   i think the important point, as discussed in the comments at the top, is that they had a genuine knowledge breakthrough. for those of us wishing for immediate technological change, it may not sound like a lot, but for the scientists who hav
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   US Military Harvesting Rainwater in Hawaii Now(cleantechnica.com)

   2 points by zshahan 16y ago|0 comments
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   by zshahan 16y ago

   a lot more government money goes into other forms of energy, though
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   by zshahan 16y ago

   if you read through the article, you'll see that solar capacity more than doubled from 2009-2010. it would be nice if it included previous growth, which actually was similar. but this is more about the future based on what is happening now
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   by zshahan 16y ago

   however, they do have more data than just about anyone, so they are better fit to do such analyses
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   by zshahan 16y ago

   @ax0n: yeah, the grid-connected solar farms and large-scale solar thermal projects are really starting to come in. a ton in the pipeline too.
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   Solar Power Blowing Up in the United States(cleantechnica.com)

   28 points by zshahan 16y ago|32 comments
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   Student Upcycles Solar-Powered Motorcycle(crispgreen.com)

   1 points by zshahan 16y ago|0 comments
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    Solar Antennas from MIT(environment.change.org)

    3 points by zshahan 16y ago|0 comments