Japan launches solar power ship
The first cargo ship in the world to use solar energy was launched yesterday in Japan.
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The first cargo ship in the world to use solar energy was launched yesterday in Japan.
The Ivanpah solar power plant in the United States produces nearly 400 megawatts of electricity each year, contributing to limiting greenhouse gas emissions and boosting…
Okhotnikovo solar park, located on the Crimea peninsula, southern Ukraine, is the largest solar power plant in central and eastern Europe, producing enough electricity t…
On September 3, Australia officially opened the largest solar power plant in the country with a capacity of 20 MW, enough to supply electricity for 4,500 households.
The US and Australia governments on February 5 agreed to accelerate the joint research program between the solar energy experts of the two countries, seeking ways to red…
According to a VNA correspondent in the US, the country has started construction of a 800m-high twin tower in the Arizona desert to produce electricity from solar energy.
The world's first night-operated solar power plant officially went into operation.
To attract the attention of the community on solar energy application, for the first time, Vietnam organized a contest on solar powered cars in Ho Chi Minh City.
The famous Swiss solar power (Solar impulse) is the only one available for the first international flight to the Belgian capital of Belgium.
For the first time in Vietnam, TS. Le Hoang Thi To and her team of Duc Anh Quan Co., Ltd researched to successfully implement the technical solution
Portugal has just launched the world's most powerful solar power plant. The plant includes solar panels spanning about 150 hectares in Europe's hottest sunny area.
The solar energy industry is booming and can supply 2.5% of the world's electricity demand by 2025 in place of fossil fuels, a report released yesterday by the Peace Org…
The world's largest floating solar power plant in China can produce 40 megawatts of electricity, enough to meet the demand for electricity for 15,000 households.
Super-giant solar fields in the state of South Australia are rushing to be completed in preparation for official operation.