Citizen – “ATTESA” Photovoltaic atomic watch – 2 models will out in a limited quantity
By Stephen - [9/5/2013 - 04:41] - 
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Citizen is releasing 2 models of photovoltaic atomic watches in its “ATTESA” line in a limited quantity. Only 1,500 watches will be available for each model. Because it’s a photovoltaic atomic watch, battery changes a[...]
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World Smart Energy Week 2013 – International Smart Grid Expo in Tokyo
By Stephen - [27/2/2013 - 04:26] - 0 - Energy
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We just got back from the kickoff of Smart Energy Week 2013 at Tokyo Big Sight – a sprawling expo covering the East and West wings of the massive building. On one side was the Photovoltaic Power Generation Expo (PV Expo 2013), on[...]
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Panasonic Establishes First Energy Solutions Development Centre in Asia Pacific
By Pnauts - [16/7/2012 - 07:47] - 0 - Environment
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On the 3rd of July, Panasonic Asia Pacific announced the establishment of the Panasonic Energy Solutions Development Centre Singapore (PESDCSG) and provided updates on its Punggol Eco Town public residential housing test-bed project. I[...]
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Sanyo’s “Hit” solar cell achieves world’s highest conversion efficiency
By Akihabara News Team - [3/12/2010 - 05:22] - 6 - Environment
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Today in Tokyo Sanyo, one of the leaders in photovoltaic technologies, announced the future mass-production of its record-breaking solar cell named Hit. Boasting an energy conversion rate of 21.6%, it is now the most efficient solar ce[...]
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Universal Studios now boasts Singapore’s largest HIT Photovoltaic System thanks to SANYO
By Akihabara News Team - [20/1/2010 - 03:06] - 0 - Environment
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Sanyo Asia Pte Ltd has announced today the completion of the the Photovoltaic (PV) System within the Universal Studio theme park located in Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore. The system utilizes 2,397 pieces of HIT (Heterojunction wit[...]
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New Photovoltaic cells from Honda
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [13/6/2007 - 03:23] - 1 - Misc
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Most of our countries use the nuclear energy which is clean even though the recycling of waste seem a bit problematic. A 100% clean and eco-friendly solution is the solar panels (photovoltaic) and this is apparently what Honda has been[...]
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