Florida’s once-lucrative solar rebates are done. No more. Finito. Due to a cumbersome budget deficit, the state legislature allowed the $4-per-watt rebate for solar power systems to expire on June 30th. It’s sad. Everybody regrets it. Nobody wished for it. But can we not roll with the changes? Can’t the Sunshine State just move along [...]
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Archive for July 7th, 2010
Nissan Infiniti M35 Hybrid, To Be Launched Next Year, Drastically Improves Mileage
Posted in July 7th, 2010
by Mike in Uncategorized
Nissan is planning to launch a new hybrid electric version of their luxury car Infiniti M35 Hybrid at the beginning of next year. Due to its new proprietary hybrid system, the car will be capable to compete against other full hybrids.
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Plasmonic Motor Powered Mechanically and Directly by Light, Developed by UC Berkeley
Posted in July 7th, 2010
by Ovidiu in Solar Power
Researchers from the University of California Berkeley, led by Xiang Zhang, a principal investigator with the university’s Materials Sciences Division and director of UC Berkeley’s Nano-scale Science and Engineering Center (SINAM), demonstrated for the first time practically how light can actually move material nanometric particles of gold by using surface plasmons.
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