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?
Locals are worried about cadmium, but a First Solar scientist says CdTe is not the same.
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U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2011 Year-in-Review
“The death of US manufacturing is greatly exaggerated.”
Can Abound draw down on DOE loans and VC funding to make its transition to higher-efficiency panels and more revenue?
Is it a sign that the economy is improving and the IPO markets are thawing?
A picture is worth 1,855 megawatts.
This could mean a huge new opportunity for PV.
First Solar’s new Chief Commercial Officer hails from Enron.
2011 was a historic year for solar in the U.S. We count down the most meaningful stats from U.S. solar’s record year.
Despite dark times, we’re seeing record-setting PV module performance across all materials systems, from CdTe to c-Si to CPV to CIGS to CIS to GaAs.
Convertible debt, not equity
The good news is that the ITC was not repealed and still stands. The tax grant is history, though.
A plan to double the number of residential PV installations in the U.S. is full speed ahead.
What does it take to be a disruptive force in business? Izzet Bensusan, President and CEO of Karbone, recommends a long-term view, a great team of people, and unique way of looking at your finances.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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