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  1. @seangib #solpwr09 in the next two years the amount of solar power in the Carolinas to go from 300 kw to 20 MW http://tinyurl.com/yjlq8fa 6:54 PM Oct 29th from web
  2. @wsolarchallenge 22 km to go for Tokai University as it enters Adelaide 9:24 PM Oct 27th from web in reply to wsolarchallenge
  3. @wsolarchallenge 40 km to go for Tokai University 9:17 PM Oct 27th from web in reply to wsolarchallenge
  4. @wsolarchallenge MIT http://mitsolar.blogspot.com/ 7:04 PM Oct 25th from web in reply to wsolarchallenge
  5. @ugaraden http://mitsolar.blogspot.com/ 7:04 PM Oct 25th from web in reply to ugaraden
  6. @solarcar in the future in what time zone? 4:38 PM Oct 25th from web in reply to solarcar
  7. Congratulations to First Solar for an MOU with Odos City for solar panels in the Gobi Desert, starting 6/1/10 http://tinyurl.com/kk8g3c 7:09 AM Sep 18th from web
  8. Congratulations to Mike O'Donnell of Holderness, New Hampshire for winning the raffle for a free sweatshirt, at the drawing at Solarfest. 6:50 PM Jul 12th from web
  9. Both require building pumped hydro-storage and transmission lines so that the power can be used when it is needed and where it is needed. 9:05 PM Jul 11th from web
  10. Wind, and solar, are our only viable energy sources for the 21st century and beyond. Both require building pumped hydro-storage. 9:04 PM Jul 11th from web
  11. @opensolar sorry, but I am just not impressed with a bill that gives away 85% of the carbon credits. The world needs a carbon tax, not a cap 10:18 PM Jun 25th from web in reply to opensolar
  12. @solarnews Hawaii is paying 38 ¢/kWh plus 2-3 percent/yr for 34 MW - while the same company, SunPower has a PPA with Nellis for 2.2 ¢/kWh! 7:49 PM Jun 23rd from web in reply to solarnews
  13. @solarnews There is a town in New Mexico that is planning on building about 600 MW to supply most of the electricity of the planned comb/dev 7:40 PM Jun 23rd from web in reply to solarnews
  14. @solarfeeds so what you are really saying is you want to be the biggest? 6:28 PM Jun 23rd from web in reply to solarfeeds
  15. looking for investor contacts, such as the event that was held on June 8 http://tinyurl.com/mr26na 5:20 AM Jun 22nd from web
  16. @algore one statement I do like, though is a lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part - re: global warming 10:04 AM Jun 19th from web
  17. @solarfeeds many states have unlimited net metering. It is the only method that works. 9:43 AM Jun 19th from web in reply to solarfeeds
  18. @pickensplan 2,074 trillion cf natural gas reserves "is the equivalent of nearly 350 billion barrels of oil", or about 11 years worth - oops 2:22 PM Jun 18th from web in reply to pickensplan
  19. the first hat arrived today, 100% cotton, made in China (where else?) 12:44 PM Jun 15th from web
  20. @KenOatman China is talking about building a 500 MW project http://bit.ly/kkUwv 10:13 AM Jun 11th from web in reply to KenOatman