Black Silicon From SiOnyx Raises PV Efficiency
Eric Wesoff: October 24, 2011
But is the increased efficiency capital-efficient?
But is the increased efficiency capital-efficient?
Venture capital investing in solar firms is alive and well.
First question: where’s Namibia?
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Solyndra achieves cultural touchstone status. Presenting the Solyndra audio and video collection.
Adam Browning of Vote Solar labels a solar trade fight as a “circular firing squad where everyone gets hurt.”
With regards to subsidies, Rick Perry seems to agree with Jigar Shah.
High density energy production, shade, and potential EV charging
SolarWorld is announcing a trade action against foreign solar manufacturers, alleging that “illegal activities” have caused “job cuts, losses in shipments and harm in operating margins.”
Sungevity adds more to its fund; Vivint and OneRoof join the fray. Third-party-owned solar is more than 50 percent of the California home solar market in 2011.
50 megawatts in Kammerer, Bruceville, and Dillard
eIQ doesn’t rely on the standard value propositions for distributed electronics. They just lower the cost of balance of system.
But will the locals let them build it where the trees grow sideways?
A 15-percent threshold for intermittent renewables hinders an otherwise attractive market.
The Khosla Ventures portfolio has a relatively new and stealthy solar entry, Izar Solar.