Solar

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    Solar roads that can power homes to debut in UK

    Solar panels that can be used to power buildings are to be fitted on stretches of road in the UK next year. The photovoltaic material is a quarter of an inch thick and can be 'glued' on top of road surfaces. According to engineers

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    Are we heading for a mini Ice Age?

    A 'Little Ice Age' which caused severe winters 300 years ago could be coming back, according to Solar scientists. For the second time this month, the Sun has been seen in 'cueball' mode, in which no sunspots are observed.

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    Solar power industry unveils '£1-on-bills plan'

    Support for solar power which would add just £1 to bills by 2019 could save thousands of at-risk jobs and help the popular energy source become subsidy free, the industry has said. The Government has announced plans to cut subsidies for

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    The Fixer: solar panels

    Have you been left out of pocket due to poor service or sharp practice? Do you have a money problem that won't go away? It can seem impossible to get a fair result when you are battling a financial issue alone. But never fear! The AOL

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    BMW creates unique Solar Carport concept

    ​The German marque has already unleashed its revolutionary i3 model to much applause from customers and the motoring media alike, and it is poised to impress the world again with its all-powerful, electric-hybrid

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    Video: Moment plane 'photobombs' sun in astronomer's picture

    Amateur photographer Andrew Devey got more than he bargained for when he was looking for the latest phase of solar activity. As his camera was trained intently on the sun, a passenger plane flew right across his view, creating an amazing

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    Huhne defends solar panel challenge

    Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has described £66,000 as "a few thousand" as he defended his decision to challenge a court ruling over solar subsidies. Mr Huhne was confronted in the Commons about his department's attempt to