On
the Cover Given the science, algae-based biofuels are among those most likely to help counter climate change. Bryan Willson, chief technology officer at Solix Biofuels, shows off oil-rich algae in front of the breakthrough growth system his company has developed with the goal of mass-producing climate-sensitive biodiesel. Photo by Dan Bihn
In
this Issue:
July/August
2008
Paying for It
Know what incentives apply to make financing your solar electric system as affordable as possible. By Claudia Eyzaguirre READ MORE >>>
Resolving the Biofuels Dilemma
Contrary to the media buzz, new research finds that biofuels have the potential to greatly outperform petroleum fuels – or to emit just as much greenhouse gases. By Carol Werner READ MORE >>>
CASE HISTORY: Going Solar in a Condo
How one couple overcame the challenges to install a photovoltaic system at their condominium. By Sarah Lozanova READ MORE >>>
Boom Times for Solar
U.S. installations soared in 2007, but it’s up to Congress to help assure growth. By Larry Sherwood READ MORE >>>
SOLAR 2008: Mapping the Way Forward
The message of this year’s ASES National Solar Energy Conference was simple: We have the tools to stop climate change. Now we need to use those tools on a vast scale. By Seth Masia READ MORE >>>
