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Solar Power Sales Will Almost Double This Year, Isuppli Says April 20 (Bloomberg) — Global sales of solar power panels will jump 94 percent this year as developers rush to install systems before cuts in government incentives, according to industry publisher Isuppli.

Bank sets up energy lending strategy F&M Bank & Trust Co. has developed an energy lending group that aims to be a banking alternative for energy companies in its primary markets as well as surrounding states. Read more on Tulsa World

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Titan Energy Worldwide Announces First Solar Projects, Exceeding $1.2 Million in New York Tri-State Area MINNEAPOLIS, MN–(Marketwire – April 20, 2010) – Titan Energy Worldwide, Inc. ( OTCBB : TEWI ), a leader in distributed power generation products and intelligent energy management services, announced today that it has signed more than $1.2 million in new [...]

Channel 10 news clipping of Arnold Schwarzenegger opening Ausra’s first Solar Thermal Power Plant in CA, USA and will be CA’s first new Solar Power Plant in past 20 yrs. Ausra’s ground-breaking solar thermal technology was developed by Australian scientist, Dr David Mills, in Sydney Australia. For latest Ausra media, visit: www.ausramediaroom.com

This is a September 2007 FOX News report on the Cascade Wind Project, a large industrial wind facility proposed on Sevenmile Hill in Wasco County, Oregon, immediately adjacent to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Each wind tower would have been 400 feet tall and highly visible from several miles away. The project would [...]

Solar Thin Films, Inc. Acquiree BudaSolar Technologies Co., Ltd. Announces Receipt of Contract Valued at $160,000,000 US NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire – April 15, 2010) – Solar Thin Films, Inc. ( OTCBB : SLTZ ) today announced that its planned subsidiary BudaSolar Technologies Co., Ltd. has signed a contract with China City Investments Limited as technology [...]

Micro-hydro makes inroads in region The San Juan Mountains, marked as they are by steep terrain and plenty of downward-hurtling water, hold significant potential for hydropower. Read more on Telluride Daily Planet