Stanford’s Solar-Powered Car In Darwin, Australia
Originally published on the Stanford University website. By Max Praglin Photo credit: Anna Olson Greetings from the Hidden Valley Raceway … [continued]
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Plastic Solar Cells Get Boost From Disorder
Original article posted on Stanford News. By Mark Shwartz Scientists have spent decades trying to build flexible plastic solar cells … [continued]
Global Solar Photovoltaic Industry Is Likely Now A Net Energy Producer
The rapid growth of the solar power industry over the past decade may have exacerbated the global warming situation it … [continued]
Energy Efficiency Wins Big In California Election, But Debate Looms Over Dividing $2.5 Billion
By Mark Golden California’s Proposition 39 did not get much attention in the months leading up to Tuesday’s election, … [continued]
Can Conservatives Be Convinced On Climate Change?
Editor’s note: while many points below are true and useful, there is an underlying issue not explicitly stated here: … [continued]
Stanford Researchers Complete 1st Complete Computer Model of an Organism
Here’s a pretty remarkable new development out of Stanford University. The world’s first complete computer model of an organism! … [continued]
Clean Tech Investors Finding Opportunities at Nexus of Energy and IT
By Mark Golden STANFORD, Calif.–U.S. investors in clean energy technology are looking to make only modest financial commitments to … [continued]
Electric Car Mass Adoption — How Soon? (Do You Think the Glass Is Half Full…
Editor’s note: This is an article primarily focused on one side of the electric vehicle discussion that I think … [continued]
Stanford’s George Shultz on Energy: It’s Personal
Editor’s Note: This is a truly excellent interview with a true leader. George Shultz, as you’ll catch from the interview … [continued]
Commercial Solar Now Cost-Competitive in US
Editor’s note: the costs discussed below, of course, do not take into account the important health benefits and environmental … [continued]
