California wildfire smokes affected solar energy production

California Wildfire Smoke Causes Drop in Solar Energy Production

California wildfire smoke hindered the state's solar energy production, with a drop of nearly a third this month.

Chilean University Students Create First-Ever Solar Village, Open to the Public in April

By Nicole Akoukou Thompson
Chilean university students created the first-ever solar village in Latin America, as a part of the Build Solar 2015 (Construye Solar) competition.

Solar Panel & Roads? Electrical Engineer Introduces New Solar-Powered Roadways

By Shawn Raymundo
After an Idaho couple thought of the idea to transform America's roads and highways into a solar powered system -- similar to miniature speed tracks children play with on their living room floors -- Scott and Julie Brusaw's years of research now require funding to complete their Solar Roadways project.

Arizona, California Tap into Solar Energy Even When the Sun Doesn't Shine, Will Mexico Follow Suit?

By Melissa Castellanos
While solar power is nothing new, maintaining solar power when the sun doesn't shine is another approach that is being implemented in both Arizona and California.
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