Panels
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Researchers have paired a cooling system that draws thermal heat from a building and beams it into space with a solar panel, designing a system with the same rooftop footprint that ccould generate electricity and passively cool a building at the same time.
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Over the last few years a Stanford team has been developing a roof-mounted system that cools a building by reflecting heat into space, and the latest test has managed to use solar panel-like devices to cool water without needing any other energy source.
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Rooftop solar panels aren’t exactly subtle. A few months ago, Tesla unveiled a system that built the panels into the roof tiles themselves, but if you’re not looking to retile your entire roof, the company is now offering an after-market solar system designed to blend into an existing roof.
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Regen has created a huge solar powered iPod dock
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Students from Nepal claimed to have created a solar cell which uses human hair to replace expensive silicon.
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Cornell University researchers have developed a near-ideal efficiency solar cell using a carbon nanotube.
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Idaho-based Solar Roadways founder Scott Brusaw is excited that his company has a received a USD$100,000 U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) grant to develop further his prototype that turns roads in giant electricity-generating solar panels.
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Art meets functionality in the recently opened Electric Garden, which distracts from a busy loading bay behind a retail park in Austin
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SRS Energy has teamed up with US Tile to offer a solar roofing solution where the solar panels are shaped like a curved tile to seamlessly blend in with similar clay tiles
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Projet Sol'r volunteers and engineers are putting the final touches to the world's first solar powered airship prior to an attempted Channel crossing
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Berkeley researchers have developed a means of growing 3-D solar cells at a nano level that are cheap and efficient.
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LG has announced a full HD 23-inch 3D LCD panel with twice the brightness of conventional 3D LCD panels.The new 3D LCD embeds most of the 3D technologies directly into the panel, enabling 3D viewing with low-priced polarized glasses.
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