Coolerado Solar Powered Trailer, run by 4 photovoltaic panels. Uses about 600 watts of electricity.

By exploiting the powers of nanotechnology and taking advantage of nontoxic, Earth-abundant materials, Berkeley Lab’s Cyrus Wadia has fabricated new solar cell devices that have the potential to be several orders of magnitude less expensive than conventional solar cells. And, by mastering the chemistry of these materials—and the economics of solar energy—he envisions bringing electricity to the 1.2 billion people now living without it. Series: Science at the Theater [9/2009] [Science] [Show ID: 16917]

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(April 30, 2008) Martin Roscheisen, chief executive officer of Nanosolar, discusses solar power. The Energy Seminar meets weekly during the academic year. For a list of upcoming talks, visit the events page at the Woods Institute for the Environment website. Stanford University www.stanford.edu Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford: woods.stanford.edu Martin Roscheisen www.nanosolar.com Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com

Agriculture has always used the earth’s resources to provide mankind with a food source. More recently the world has turned to agriculture to help provide energy sources, with the focus on renewable and bio-fuels. The Monitor’s Ryan Naquin takes us to South Georgia where one man is harvesting a new energy crop from the sun.

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Medialink (June 2007) — Solar energy is abundant and infinitely renewable. Now, major corporations are doing their part to help the environment by putting their unused rooftop space to good use. Corporations like Google, Staples, and General Motors are rolling out the latest solar technology. In fact, the General Motors California facility has the largest corporate design Solar Energy System in operation. Their current installation generates only one mega-watt. While solar energy costs have dropped over 50 percent over the last 30 years, prices still remain high for the average consumer. Yet if you have the biggest companies in the world putting solar technology on their rooftops, that will drive up supply and demand of the systems. In turn, this will bring down the costs making it affordable for even the smallest of homeowners. Produced for General Motors

Buffalo’s City Mission is getting a boost in going green. A new program will help more organizations save money and power.

Part 1. See also Part 2: Movie is made by Gebhard Plangger / Germany How life is changing with Solar Energy. Living with Solar Energy in Rema the first and only Solar Village in Ethiopia. Supported by Stiftung Solarenergie – Solar Energy Foundation. See for more information: www.stiftung-solarenergie.org