The latest development in solar power is the modular solar electric power generator (MSEPG). Its makers claim the unit is made of materials capable of giving a 30-year life of free electricity. It has been designed for use throughout the sun belt regions of the world and is said to be the most cost-effective power plant. The unit gives enough energy to supply three to four houses with electricity.
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Press, 19 February 1986, Page 7
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69The latest development in solar power is the modular solar electric power generator (MSEPG). Its makers claim the unit is made of materials capable of giving a 30-year life of free electricity. It has been designed for use throughout the sun belt regions of the world and is said to be the most cost-effective power plant. The unit gives enough energy to supply three to four houses with electricity. Press, 19 February 1986, Page 7
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