Jigar Shah’s Letter to Gordon Brinser of SolarWorld
Eric Wesoff: December 20, 2011
We’ve asked Gordon Brinser of SolarWorld to respond.
We’ve asked Gordon Brinser of SolarWorld to respond.
Cornell wins, Stanford drops out, an anonymous gift is given, a VC fund steps in, and an NYC campus goes with solar, geothermal, and fuel cells.
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India’s IT outsourcing giant is getting into smart grid and green power in a big way, both abroad and at home.
Worldwide PV manufacturing equipment book-to-bill ratio fell to 0.35, its lowest level since data collection began in Q1 2010.
A return to the market for an early entrant in CPV. Can GreenVolts catch up to the market leaders?
Renewable energy sources at just 13 percent of our electricity mix in 25 years?
The insolvency will not affect French, Italian, or American operations.
Solar module prices of $0.30 to $0.40 per watt have been achieved—at the Solyndra auction.
It’s that time of year again—time for end-of-year lists, that is.
A great Q4 is expected as well, but uncertainty looms.
Are programs like SolarCity’s SolarStrong project threatened by this amendment?