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3D Solar Cells Boost Efficiency And Reduce Size
Atlanta GA (SPX) Apr 13, 2007
Unique three-dimensional solar cells that capture nearly all of the light that strikes them could boost the efficiency of photovoltaic (PV) systems while reducing their size, weight and mechanical complexity. The new 3D solar cells capture photons from sunlight using an array of miniature "tower" structures that resemble high-rise buildings in a city street grid. The cells could find near- ... read more
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    China To Rely More On Cleaner Energy Like Natural Gas By 2010
    Beijing (AFP) April 11, 2007
    China, the world's largest producer and consumer of coal, aims to cut its reliance on the polluting energy source while shifting more to natural gas by 2010, state press reported Wednesday. China plans to reduce the share of coal in energy consumption to 66.1 percent by 2010 from around 69 percent in 2005, the China Daily reported, citing a plan from the state economic planning body. ... more

    Energy Center Symposium To Pave The Road To A Hydrogen Economy
    West Lafayette IN (SPX) Apr 12, 2007
    With the continued rising cost and demand for oil and gasoline, international leaders will come to Purdue University to share ideas and information on how to end global dependence on fossil fuels and move to a hydrogen economy. The prospect will be showcased on Thursday and Friday (April 12-13) during the second Hydrogen Initiative Symposium, sponsored by Purdue's Energy Center at Discover ... more

    Mitsubishi Corp Buys Uranium Rights In Canada
    Tokyo (AFP) April 11, 2007
    Japanese trading house Mitsubishi said Wednesday it will jointly develop a uranium mine in Canada to supply the world's growing number of nuclear power plants. Mitsubishi Development, fully owned by Mitsubishi, and Canada's CanAlaska Uranium agreed to jointly undertake a uranium exploration project in the Athabasca Basin in northwestern Canada, the Japanese firm said. The Athabasca B ... more

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