Posted in CNET
How Your Solar Panels Work When the Sun Isn’t Out
Author: Sarah Drolet
FSEC director, Dr. James Fenton, is interviewed regarding solar panels electricity generation when the sun isn’t out.
Energy News
UCF Researchers Lead $1.5M Project to Improve Efficiency of Solar Cells
Posted in UCFToday
Link: UCF Researchers Lead $1.5M Project to Improve Efficiency of Solar Cells
Author: Marisa Ramiccio
FSEC Joint-Appointment, Kristopher Davis, among those selected to assist with the U.S Department of Energy to fulfill President Biden’s Investing in America agenda.
Bright idea: Orange County offers partly used solar panels free. Here’s how to get yours
Posted in Orlando Sentinel
Bright idea: Orange County offers partly used solar panels free. Here’s how to get yours
Author: Kevin Spear
Dr. James Fenton, director of the Florida Solar Energy Center, comments on solar panels becoming more affordable for consumers.
Florida’s solar power surge: Why the Sunshine State is investing so much in the sun
Florida’s solar power surge: Why the Sunshine State is investing so much in the sun
Written by: Dave Berman and Laura Layden – USA Today network Florida
Posted on Florida Today Online
Dr. James Fenton, Director of the Florida Solar Energy Center, comments on the importance and benefits of Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy, and other utility companies solar expansion within the state of Florida.
Startup M2X Energy Partners with UCF’s FSEC, Aims to Convert Greenhouse Gases into Low-carbon Methanol
Posted in UCFToday
Link: Startup M2X Energy Partners with UCF’s FSEC, Aims to Convert Greenhouse Gases into Low-carbon Methanol
Author: Stephanie Salmon
The startup-university partnership is creating a technology to convert stranded gas methane, which is a common byproduct of oil production, to methanol, that can be used in low-carbon fuels and other materials.