A Look Inside the Solar Industry at Schiller Automation
Herman K. Trabish: January 30, 2012
Schiller makes fabs that make panels—and may know who will survive the current solar turmoil.
Schiller makes fabs that make panels—and may know who will survive the current solar turmoil.
SolarCity’s aggressive consumer marketing and expansion into new markets puts it firmly at the head of the pack.
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In order to thrive, First Solar must deploy 65 GW of photovoltaic panels over the next decade.
“This is a vote for renewable energy, not a bet,” says MidAmerican VP.
It’s “the most exciting time to be in electricity since Edison invented the light bulb,” according to the DWP boss.
GTM Research publishes new report on polysilicon market, examining the epic price declines of 2011, the effect on the larger PV supply chain and the future of the market.
With Autodesk’s Academy Award-winning software, renewables innovators use movie magic to get across the Valley of Death.
Texans talk about electricity providers the way urban epicures discuss recipes.
“Everyone has a plan until they’ve been hit.”—Joe Louis
Free trade does not mean trade that is free of rules.
New CEO has to lay off 10 percent of the firm, raise more funding, and try to sell the company.
ABB and Nissan to test old batteries for renewable energy storage
A new CEO at the CIGS thin film solar firm