California's "Project Nexus" covers canals with solar panels to save water, stop weeds, and generate clean energy.

Seattle-area startup says its technology could be used for orbital tracking and communication as well as for beamed power.

The Daily Item SELINSGROVE — Susquehanna University’s solar array powers 30% of its campus’ operational needs. Now students are trying to determine how the 12,000 panels might be supporting the ...

The TP-Link Tapo C465 is a wireless security camera with a built-in solar panel for power, and it doesn't require a ...

For some households, it can be smart to test what works before making a bigger investment.

AAAS: "Proposed new satellite fleets could overwhelm the night sky." Orbiting data centers + sunlight reflectors would ...

The company says its CIGS thin-film technology showed zero output loss following tests designed to simulate six months of ...

The satellite's maker, City Labs, believes this demonstration mission will be a key step toward putting nuclear power on the ...

"Space Operational Energy is a growing focus for us. We hope to host industry days and create avenues for collaboration with ...

New solar panels have cut over $1000 a month from New Plymouth council's power bill - about a third of the cost of ...

Norwegian vertical PV specialist Over Easy Solar has deployed its first commercial installation in Canada. Local utility BC ...

We’ve stuffed today’s Green Deals with plenty of summer savings, starting with EcoFlow’s Outdoor Season Sale and up to 57% power station discounts from $259, like the 3,072Wh DELTA 3 Ultra Portable ...