Solar Power

Solar Power Information from the Government

TVA: Solar Power

Check the data on daily power output at TVA's solar generating sites. ( If you don't see yesterday's data, reload the page while holding down the Shift key. ...

http://www.tva.gov/greenpowerswitch/solar.htm
Solar Power

Solar energy systems can. provide heat or electric power without ... is produced by your solar electric system. During periods when your system is pro- ducing ...

http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/dep/energy/pdf/Solar%20Power.pdf
Release: Sanders Introduces Major Solar Energy Initiative ...

A dramatic expansion of solar power is a clean and economical way to ... The requested 5 percent boost overall included a 22 percent increase for solar power. ...

http://sanders.senate.gov/newsroom/news/?id=6099d259-a04c-417c-9448-760522044705

Creative Deal Allows School To Flip Switch On Solar Power

A private girls’ high school in Middlebury flipped the switch last month on a 520-panel solar power system that will save on the school’s annual utility bill.

Hartford Business Journal
Solar power future for glass pyramids?

Cityscapes of glass-clad buildings gleaming in the sun make Anna Dyson think about wasted energy. Energy - Solar power - Renewable - Solar - Business

MSNBC
Google Holds Up a Mirror in Search for Cheaper Solar Power

Google's current clean energy push comes in the form of a mirror, where an apparent breakthrough in reflective materials could halve the cost of building solar energy facilities.

Tonic

Funding Opportunity Number:	DE-PS36-09GO99021
Funding Organization:	Solar Energy Technologies Program
Open Date:	2009-01-28
Close Date:	2010-03-31
Funds Available:	Technical Assistance Only (Up to $500,000 per award)
Description:	Solar America Showcases help facilitate large-scale installations that involve cutting-edge solar technologies, novel applications of solar, high visibility sites, and/or high likelihood of replicability. Solar America Showcase is a Notice of Opportunity for Technical Assistance (NOTA) for proposed installations more than 250 kW and does not include direct federal funding for any recipient. Instead, showcase projects include technical assistance through teams of DOE-funded solar experts from national laboratories.