Solar Power Generation to Increase by 35 Times in Argentina

There is a good reason why Argentina’s flag sports a shining sun. At present, Argentina only produces about 10MW of solar power, but that figure is soon about to receive a giant boost as the country plans to increase its capacity by 35 times and the government begins to hand out incentives to private companies. International developers are looking to the western regions where projects are estimated to produce over twice the amount of energy coming from solar in Germany , the world’s current market leader. The plans would assist in the efforts of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner to increase the amount of energy generated by renewables from 2 percent to 8 percent by 2013. Read the rest of Solar Power Generation to Increase by 35 Times in Argentina Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: aldar sa , Argentina , Brazil , china , Columbia , debt , default , enarsa , germany , inflation , president cristina fernandez de kirchner , renewable energy , sky solar holdings co. , Solar Power , solaria energia & medio ambiente sa , south america , Spain , tariff

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Solar Power Generation to Increase by 35 Times in Argentina

Forze Unveils Next-Gen Forze VI Hydrogen-Powered Race Car

Forze just unveiled its new Forze VI race car, which is a follow up to the world’s first hydrogen-powered race car. The Forze VI is the result of five years of development and it represents a significant increase in performance and size from the Forze V. The Forze VI is now the size of a regular street car and it packs six times more power than last year’s model . Read the rest of Forze Unveils Next-Gen Forze VI Hydrogen-Powered Race Car Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: electric car , electric motor , forze , Forze V , Forze VI , fuel cell , green car , green race car , green transportation , hydrogen car , hydrogen race car

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Poll Shows 2/3 of US and UK Citizens Won’t Pay More for Electric Cars

Photo: Michael Graham Richard But People Always Say That… Ask people if they want to pay more for something – especially something they are not entirely familiar with – and chances are that the default answer will be “no”. That’s quite expected.

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