In this edition of the clean transport and energy news roundup, we’ve got info about a world record EV parade, a flying electric ultralight tricycle, a blockchain-based solar trial, Samsung’s possible EV future, Ford’s self-driving fleet, solar window coatings, Tesla trade-in offers, and more. [CleanTechnica isn’t the only Important Media … [continued]
We covered New Energy Technologies’ trademark SolarWindow technology a couple times last year after researchers at the United States Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) teamed up with New Energy Technologies to advance these SolarWindows. To put it simply, this technology would allow us to create electricity from solar technology … [continued]
We’ve covered these Solar Windows from New Energy Technologies in the past, but sister site Green Building Elements recently did a slightly more detailed piece on them, so I thought I’d share it:
See-through solar windows are crossing the Valley of Death that separates labwork from the world of commerce.
Transparent windows that generate electricity from solar energy have caught the eye of the National Nuclear Security Administration.
Are you a clean energy news addict? The people in the comments here on CleanTechnica can help you. After checking out all of our clean transport pieces (all 9,086 of them), here are more from around the interwebbies for you to enjoy: All Renewables Electricity 2.0 — Distributed Renewables Will Change Everything No … [continued]
In case our clean power news hasn’t kept you busy enough, below are a bunch more stories that you might like to read. Drop more in the comments if you have some. Solar Power Report: Solar Industry In North Carolina Boosting Overall Economy Christian Coalition: Solar Power Good For “God and … [continued]
Building-integrated photovoltaics is a tantalizing renewable energy concept that is spurring everything from madly optimistic fiscal speculation to a noticeable jump in available investment dollars. Potential products include a wide panoply of new applications for buildings, ranging from roofing to the use of dye-sensitized solar cells for concrete, or the … [continued]
When Farm & Ranch Guide starts pitching low cost solar energy to Midwest farmers and ranchers, the war over renewable energy in the US is all but over.
Building-integrated solar photovoltaic modules are fast catching up in the rapidly evolving construction business where emphasis on energy efficiency and self-reliance are becoming increasingly popular. The Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology (CSEM) recently announced that it has created white solar PV modules which would be apt for use in … [continued]
