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There's more available energy than humanity can imagine, nearly all of which comes from the stellar furnaces known as stars (including the H-C chemical energy bonds in oil).

Nanosolar:
http://www.nanosolar.com/

Photovoltaics:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photovoltaics

Companies:
http://www.fuelcellcarnews.com/fccn/stock_list.asp

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• oil
• crisis
• energy
• sun
• solar
• power
• nanosolar
• life

[preludedriver226]

I wish i could have invested when i found this company a few years ago. I'm glad to see it taking off.

[glamdring007]

lifespan is 25 yrs +

[syrinxx1]

if these were so wonderful, where are they?

[davepamn]

Do you think nanosolars vision of bringing solar panels to homes is feasible?

[checksummedchest]

The Oil companies are trying their best to stop free energy ideas from spreading to common ppl.

We need to put an end to this corruption ,start generating your own electricity.

Look for the LT MAGNET MOTOR in youtube video search. Join the Revolution!!

[DoctorWhatX]

Good Idea. Another Important issue is making circuits in computers and other things not produce heat. That would be another sweet bonus

[fireofenergy]

Our (banking) leaders want to impose a carbon tax so they can make us pay themselves back (with interest) for us having to bail them out of their planned real estate chaos (American Recovery Act, etc). Only a very small percent will go for largescale RE. Germany's (rather high) feed in tariff (which charges utility customers for higher prices for solar and such) is proof that even in cloudy weather, feed ins are better than carbon taxes! First Solar built best mass PV factory as a result!

[srryan1]

so where do you buy these?

[Keylimedelight]

well Austins pretty cool really

[liberateyourheel]

Yeah, cause texas embraces alternative fuel.

[jonald77]

What insourcing are you talking about. If an american company can make products cheaper in Asia and the government doesn't discourage it, then that's exactly whats going to happen. At first they tell you they're subsidizing a portion of the company to be competitive on the economic scene. But the reality is that they love to pay slave labor wages, and Americans don't want to work for them. I would love to buy American products, but when a similar Chinese one is 50% less unfortunately ill buy it.

[quaheedus]

insourcing has been "entirely absent' from the discussion on the outsourcing of U.S. manufacturing jobs overseas