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MIT Researchers Re-Think Solar Power, Say It Could Be “Unlimited and Soon”

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July 31st, 2008 · No Comments

By Harriet Blake
Mainstream, affordable solar power is not just pie (or energy) in the sky. So say MIT researchers who have devised a process to store solar energy for use when the sun doesn’t shine.

Photo: Donna Coveney

MIT professor Dan Nocera
Massachusetts Institute of Technology energy professor Dan Nocera and post-doctoral fellow Matthew Kanan have found a [...]

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Tags: · Alternative Energy, Fuel Cell, MIT, Solar Power