Category: Clean Technica
Largest Solar Cell Factory In USA Starts Production in Georgia
Qcells has just begun manufacturing solar cells at its new factory in Cartersville, Georgia, the company announced today. It already produces solar modules there. The company won’t be producing only solar cells and modules at the factory, though. It is going to be a vertically integrated production facility for solar … [continued]
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Bernie Sanders Is A Commie-Pinko, Card Carrying Socialist And I’m Okay With That!
Bernie Sanders has proposed a sovereign wealth fund that would make the financial benefits of AI available to all Americans.
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Batteries Don’t Need To Electrify Every Ship To Reshape Shipping Fuels
A useful paper has landed in the Nature family on the techno-economics of electrifying short-sea shipping, and the result should make the maritime fuel debate a little less vague. The paper does not claim that every ship becomes battery-electric. It does not need to. It finds that by 2030 a … [continued]
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Running An Electric Vehicle On Clean Electricity In The Bay Area Peninsula
Electric vehicles have many benefits that gas and diesel vehicles do not. At the moment, with gas and diesel fuel prices being so high, more and more people may be evaluating the situation and considering replacing an internal combustion engine vehicle with a fully electric one. For those who would … [continued]
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Texas Scores A $357 Million Solar Factory As The War On Solar Flops
The Japanese firm TOYO is adding a $357 million HJT solar cell manufacturing facility to its existing solar factory in Texas, creating 400 direct jobs in the city.
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