Mainstream Media Discovers Solar Power and Moore’s Law
Eric Wesoff: November 8, 2011
It’s a bit late and a bit inaccurate, but they’re speaking positively about solar, in any case.
It’s a bit late and a bit inaccurate, but they’re speaking positively about solar, in any case.
CEO shifts, layoffs, and reorganizations. Expect more of this to come in the solar sector.
Obama: “We have seen a lot of questionable competitive practices coming out of China when it comes to the clean energy space.”
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Both firms lower revenue guidance. SunPower makes personnel changes. First Solar had GM of 37.7% for the quarter, Sun Power expects GM of 9% to 11% for the whole of 2011.
GTM Research and Bridge to India examine India’s National Solar Mission and the state of Gujarat’s Solar Policy.
A new reason for outrage at Solyndra: executive bonuses. Aren’t employees at Silicon Valley startups supposed to scrimp and economize?
Constructing solar arrays along highways seems like such a logical idea—but the devil is in the details.
A new way to unleash solar power at the community level
34 MW toward Arizona Public Service’s utility-owned generation program are now online.
To build a sustainable energy industry, start with sustainable startups.
9 MW installed; 57 MW of concentrating solar expected by year’s end
If this is First Solar being a good neighbor, renewables are in trouble.
A joint venture between Samsung and Enco brings solar to Tulare County.
The official responses of Suntech, Trina, Yingli, and Jinko Solar—and some not-so-official counterpoints