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Continent
Asia / Europe / /
Country
United States / Canada / China / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Earth Policy Institute / /
IndustryTerm
oil and gas wells / energy future / shale gas / clean-energy / energy efficient lighting / secure and domestic energy source / joint industry technology development programs / oil and gas environments / oil and gas / energy sources / manufacturing cost / photonics technologies / solar energy field / lower energy consumption / illumination applications / sustainable energy source / projected energy needs / per capita energy usage / energy / free-space sensing technology development / forecasted energy savings / energy costs / greenhouse gas emission / oil and gas industry / short-term solution / solar energy technologies / energy monitoring / oil industry / longer-term technology needs / solar energy capacity / aerospace and nuclear power environments / oil and gas exploration / manufacturing efforts / industry-based manufacturing technology development / free-space technologies / conventional sensing systems / oil and gas extraction / manufacturing levels / less energy / energy efficiency / manufacturing / solar energy / energy generation areas / Solar energy devices / reduced manufacturing costs / technological services / energy generation source / /
Organization
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions / Solar Energy Industries Association / Department of Energy / United States government / Earth Policy Institute / office of Energy Efficiency / Advanced Research Projects Agency / World Bank / DOE MYPP / Department of Defense / Chinese government / /
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