Posted in Tampa Bay Times
Title: Here’s why Florida utilities are building lots of solar farms
Author: Craig Pittman
In this opinion piece, Dr. James Fenton is quoted as saying that solar is, “kind of like printing money.”
FSEC in the News
Making Homes Smarter, Cooler and Cleaner
Posted in UCFToday
Link: Making Homes Smarter, Cooler and Cleaner
Author: Robert Stephens
This article details how UCF researchers are exploring ways to retrofit air conditioning systems to help all of us reduce our costs and carbon output, comfortably. “This project fits the reason FSEC was established 50 years ago and the reason I joined them 15 years ago,” says Karen Fenaughty. “It would be satisfying to know we’ve created a win-win for homeowners and contractors, and a big win for the environment.”
While FL politicians push expensive fossil fuels, utilities are building lots of solar farms
Posted in Florida Phoenix
Link: While FL politicians push expensive fossil fuels, utilities are building lots of solar farms
Author: Craig Pittman
In this opinion piece, Dr. James Fenton is quoted as saying that solar is, “kind of like printing money.”
DOE Invests $32 Million to Help Eliminate Natural Gas Flaring at Oil Production Operations
Posted in Energy.Gov
Link: DOE Invests $32 Million to Help Eliminate Natural Gas Flaring at Oil Production Operations
Author: Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management
FSEC partner, M2X, awarded funds for projects that develop approaches to transform otherwise wasted gas into value-added products while lowering atmospheric emissions of methane, a greenhouse gas.
How Your Solar Panels Work When the Sun Isn’t Out
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.