The Solar Century: Landmark Moments in the History of Solar Energy
The history of solar energy is an American success story. Since the creation of the first silicon solar cell 70 years ago, solar leaders have been innovating, improving efficiency, lowering
“A Solar-Powered Party:” Activists Around the World Will Celebrate
By showcasing solar power through events like parties and parades, Sun Day intends to show that renewable energy is not out of reach for average homeowners.
The politics of renewables are getting stranger. ''Sun Day
In 1978, President Jimmy Carter proclaimed May 3 as “Sun Day,” and people across the country celebrated the dawn of the “ solar age.” In Washington, D.C., the event drew 20,000 people,
Jimmy Carter, Green-Energy Visionary
On June 20, 1979, President Jimmy Carter —sporting a bushy haircut and a wide necktie—invited dignitaries and reporters onto the roof of the White House to watch the installation of
Sun Day Celebration Promotes Solar Energy
The first observance of Sun Day—during which solar energy was promoted internationally in speeches, rallies, celebrations, and demonstrations—marked the beginning of a period of increased interest in
SEIA: Landmarks in the History of Solar Energy in USA
As SEIA continues to fight for the expansion of reliable, low-cost solar power, here is a look back at significant solar milestones over the last 70 years.
SolarEdge Tribute: Founding Father of Solar Energy
Explore the legacy of Guy Sella, the visionary behind SolarEdge. Learn about his contributions to the world of solar energy and how his work continues to inspire future energy projects.
Solar Pioneer Party celebrates founding fathers and mothers of U.S
That''s why we were excited to attend the second annual Solar Pioneer Party that took place recently in Grass Valley, California. The event is the brainchild of Jeff Spies, a friend of Inovateus who has been
Solar Energy in the 1970s – Energy History
In 1978, President Carter declared a national “Sun Day” to celebrate solar technologies. The Carter Administration also had 32 solar panels installed on the White House in June 1979 to heat hot water
Rekindling 1978: A Tribute to Sun Day and Solar Visionaries
In Evanston, Illinois, the spirit of Sun Day was embodied by a group known as Epoch B. Founded in 1976, this collective of passionate individuals was committed to promoting renewable