What Do First Solar’s Plant Closures Say About Thin Film’s Competitiveness?
MJ Shiao: April 30, 2012
The Chinese commodity crystalline pain train continues to wreak havoc on even industry-leading differentiated PV products.
The Chinese commodity crystalline pain train continues to wreak havoc on even industry-leading differentiated PV products.
Another VantagePoint Cleantech Partner becomes an ex-partner.
Despite dark times, we’re seeing record-setting PV performance across all materials systems, from Organic Solar Cells to CdTe to c-Si to CPV to CIGS to CIS to GaAs.
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Well, not dead, but in dire need of a transfusion, as per the GTM Research thin film report. Plus, a few words on First Solar.
Enerkem joins Luca and BrightSource in pulling its IPO.
It takes a village to cut through the red tape and streamline solar permitting.
Agua Caliente is now the biggest PV plant around. And there’s more to come. Utility-scale solar will rule in 2012.
The falling cost of solar is falling on deaf ears in the residential sector.
“There is a tremendous amount of capital that still is available. The question is, how do you get it?”
Another week, another seismic shift in the solar industry.
Arista promises solar/wind integrated “Power on Demand” via GE’s nickel-salt Durathon batteries.
1,800 megawatts were installed in Q1 despite cuts to solar subsidies.
Does the ascendance of cheap natural gas from fracking come at the expense of renewables?
“The days of casual dating are over—we’ve got to deal with people where it’s a serious relationship.”
MEMC CEO still CEO; DOE keeping a close watch on Fisker.