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Solar electricity is still one of the most important 'second, second, and third' renewable electricity sources on Earth, besides hydroelectric and wind power.
On June 2, Solar Impulse 2 solar powered aircraft successfully completed the first test flight, surpassing the biggest obstacle to the goal of making a round-the-world f…
The amount of unstable light from the Sun shining on Earth could partly explain Europe's climate changes over the past 1,000 years.
The US said it has successfully built a solar toilet that can recycle human waste into biochar.
Chinese experts use small-sized processing machines to make almost completely flat Fresnel lenses, capable of increasing the efficiency of solar panels.
A new ice age is about to happen in Europe, after scientists warn that the Sun's activity is significantly weaker.
The above battery belt will transmit the collected solar energy to the receiving stations on the ground in the form of lasers or microwaves.
Recent scientists have found a way to create hydrogen gas from sunlight and waste water, which helps create a stable source of energy and improve water resources.
Experts on climate change phenomenon and many scientists in other fields are constantly warning about the threat of global warming.
California, home to the 'green' ambitions that help the solar and wind industry take root, is making strong increases in energy storage to achieve better synthetic renew…
Harvard University announced a list of 2.3 million organic carbon compounds capable of turning sunlight into electricity.
Glass-coated coatings are one of three groundbreaking inventions, promising to potentially reverse the world of renewable energy.
Google has announced that it is investing $ 12 million in a 96MW solar photovoltaic plant in South Africa.
An artificial satellite captures the spectacle of the moon's shadow covering the clouds above the Pacific Ocean in a coronary solar eclipse on May 9.