Energy Department Has a New Commitment to Solar (and a New Blog)

July 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment

The Department of Energy launched a new blog last week, the aptly titled (yet uninspiring) Energy Blog. Among other announcements and musings (OK, really more statements than deep thoughts) is a call to develop three Energy Innovation Hubs, one of which will drive research to turn sunlight into fuels.

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Energy Department Has a New Commitment to Solar (and a New Blog)

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