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Abu Dhabi Plugs in Giant Concentrating Solar Plant
Abu Dhabi diversifies its energy with $600 million solar project.
How to Create Thermal Images for Millions of Homes
Two startups combine Google Street View method with infrared imaging to show homeowners where energy is being wasted.
Obama Stumps for Energy Research Through Trust Fund
President pushes proposal to fund R&D with money from oil and gas leases on federal lands.
An App Store for Home Lighting
Philips invites developers to write apps for its Hue wireless LED light bulbs.
How to Choose an LED Light Bulb
There are now many general-purpose consumer LED bulbs that give off good light. With so many, how can you tell the difference?
Seven Next-Generation Energy Technologies Showcased by ARPA-E
Companies showed off their latest clean energy innovations at the ARPA-E Summit.
Once-Pricey LED Bulbs to Dip Under $10
Philips and Cree predict bright, general-purpose LED bulbs under $10 will be an industry tipping point.
Cree Introduces an LED Bulb Edison Would Love
Cree introduces an LED bulb that mimics the design and shape of traditional incandescent bulb to entice consumers to try LEDs.
Sun Catalytix Seeks Second Act with Flow Battery
The MIT spin-off had hoped to enable the hydrogen economy in developing countries, but is now at work on a flow battery using “designer molecules.”
