#futureisclean: Solar Impulse Encounters The Statue Of Liberty
CleanTechnica’s last two articles about the zero-fuel Solar Impulse plane flying around the world described a visit to the plane’s … [continued]
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Solar Leaders In Universities, In The Air, & In The Solar Industry
A society-wide transition to clean energy requires action on many levels. Private consumers, commercial-level consumers, institutions, and government need to aid … [continued]
Solar Impulse Takes Off For New York
I don’t think I’ll ever look up again when I hear a plane overhead. The finest flights, like a bird’s, … [continued]
Pioneering Solar Impulse 2 To Crown Its US Journey
Rolling hills, greening woodlands, and orderly farms grace Pennsylvania’s Lehigh River valley, where Solar Impulse 2 landed on the world’s … [continued]
Microgrids Can Fly
ABB is one of my favorite companies in the world (disclosure: that is probably part of the reason why … [continued]
Solar Impulse Pilot Bertrand Piccard’s Interview With UN Secretary Ban Ki-Moon (Video)
We’ve covered the pioneering around-the-world-in-a-solar-airplane flight currently underway by the team at Solar Impulse quite a lot here at CleanTechnica. … [continued]
The Less-Discussed Story Behind Solar Impulse
By Daniel Bangser, Director of Investment Promotion in the U.S. for the Swiss government’s trade and investment agency Switzerland Global … [continued]
Soaring With The Sun: History Of Solar Flight
Recent news about the Solar Impulse and its successful landing journey to Hawaii have many renewable energy champions singing the … [continued]
Solar Impulse 2 Will Remain in Hawaii Until 2016! (Videos)
Originally published on 1Sun4All. BREAKING NEWS from Solar Impulse 2 (Si2): Irreversible Damage To Overheated Batteries In Si2 Pushes The Second Half Of Round-The-World Solar Flight … [continued]
Solar Impulse 2 Is Chilling In Hawaii for 2–3 Weeks (Video)
Originally published on 1Sun4All. In the latest news from Solar Impulse 2 (Si2), the team says that, despite having completed the longest and most difficult … [continued]
