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Obama swings through Nevada to highlight his “all-of-the-above” energy policy.
Congress wants to build a nationwide public safety wireless network, and utilities will be allowed to share.
China’s Xiamen University enlists partners to use direct-current solar power for lights, HVAC and data centers. Will DC-to-the-desktop be next?
The Department of Commerce has found that China has in fact unfairly subsidized its solar industry, but the tariffs are tiny.
MIT Energy Conference speakers call for soft-cost reductions and predict that First Solar will be acquired.
Albeo Technologies picks up some new investors, and new money, to continue its industrial LED expansion.
There is a time for PowerPoint slides and a time for partnerships.
They’re not all fresh faces, but these 10 winners are all carrying a lot of momentum.
A pioneering CPV solar startup enters Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors—and accepts the bulk sale of its entire inventory.
What is the value of having a retired general on a solar company’s board? We’ll find out.
Reeling from its post-Fukushima power crisis, Japan is fast-forwarding projects to hook up plug-in cars, solar panels, grid batteries and willing consumers. Export markets await.
Another ion-implanting, kerfless silicon vendor takes the stage. Are 20-micron wafers in reach?
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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