FORT MILL, S.C. — A controversial solar cell manufacturing facility is one step closer to opening in Fort Mill after securing its construction permit. Friday afternoon, the Department of Health and ...
When Georges Antoun came to Louisiana from Lebanon in the early 1980s, he needed money. The country was entering an oil crisis, and cities along the Gulf Coast — especially places like Lafayette that ...
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Scientists create silicon-free solar cells to reduce costs, offer longer lifespan
Solar energy is fast becoming one of the most important sources of electricity generation in the US, with 7% of Americans ...
Some York County residents still hope to stop the $150 million Silfab Solar panel manufacturing site in Fort Mill amid concerns of child safety and potentially dangerous chemicals. But they have a ...
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The great solar panel paradox - why it might not be saving us
We've been sold a dream. Solar panels glitter atop roofs and sprawl across desert landscapes, symbols of progress and ...
Silfab Solar has no intention of giving up on its $150 million Fort Mill manufacturing facility or the property that’s stirred widespread complaints within the community. The company wasn’t happy with ...
HOUSTON, Oct. 17, 2001 — Continuing its efforts in renewable energy projects, a unit of Royal Dutch/Shell Group formed a joint venture with Akzo Nobel, a chemical and pharmaceutical company based in ...
Until recently, when a solar panel reached the end of its useful life—after 25 or 30 years—it probably ended up in a landfill. Any valuable materials inside it were lost. But that’s quickly changing.
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