Recent India Power Blackout Reinforces Need for Solar

600 million people without power – and those were the ones expecting to have power. I’m not going to join the chorus of critical voices reacting to two of the world’s largest power black-outs this week in India. While surely there is ample blame to go around, it’s not really clear what happened. It could [...]

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Japan: The Next Solar King?

Solar power firms are making the bet that the Fukushima disaster in Japan last year will be a game changer for renewable energy in Japan. As reported by Reuters, the Japanese government is helping support this thinking by rolling out a very sizable subsidy for renewable energy by way of a feed-in tariff (FIT). Renewables [...]

100K Solar LED Bulbs Light Up Tokyo

LED lighting installations are probably one of the most universally loved and accepted green technology. They became popular pretty quickly to a point where they have now become common place and that obviously is a good thing. It just shows that you not only need green solutions, but ones that actually can match and better [...]

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