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Solar power info/references

Solar power info/references

Solar power info/references

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Hi,
I would like to read up and learn about solar power generation.  My back ground is in mechanical engineering (automotive), but I would like to expand my skill set to the alternative energy technology sector starting with solar power.

Any good advise on where to start, any book recommendations?

Thanks   

RE: Solar power info/references

If you are interested in photovoltaic systems, there is very good information at the New Mexico State University site.  Google "Southwest Technology Development Institute".

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