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Where the Rubber Hits the Road: Effective Marketing for Solar

Where the Rubber Hits the Road: Effective Marketing for Solar

Eric Wesoff: April 30, 2013

“Southwest isn’t an airline; it’s a service business. That’s how we have to think about solar.”—Danny Kennedy of Sungevity

Solar Summit Slideshow: The PV Module Market

Solar Summit Slideshow: The PV Module Market

Eric Wesoff: April 25, 2013

GTM Research Senior Analyst Shyam Mehta provides actionable intelligence for the solar module manufacturing industry.

Are Solar Companies Prepared to Enter a Post-Subsidy World?

Are Solar Companies Prepared to Enter a Post-Subsidy World?

Stephen Lacey: April 25, 2013

Not without a fight. Watch the video.

Four Must-See Charts on the Future of the Global Solar Market

Four Must-See Charts on the Future of the Global Solar Market

Stephen Lacey: April 23, 2013

Who will be left standing when the dust settles?

Reports: SolarWorld Looking to Qatar for Solar White Knight

Reports: SolarWorld Looking to Qatar for Solar White Knight

Eric Wesoff, : April 22, 2013

SolarWorld is running out of time to restructure itself, deal with its debt, and find a way to survive.

Construction Halted at First Solar’s 230 MW Antelope Valley Site

Construction Halted at First Solar’s 230 MW Antelope Valley Site

Herman K. Trabish: April 22, 2013

LA County issues notices, tells the developer “it is time to stop experimenting”

California Has More Solar Jobs Than Actors

California Has More Solar Jobs Than Actors

Stephen Lacey: April 18, 2013

How does your state rank in solar jobs?

NatGas-Dish CSP Starts Across the Valley of Death

NatGas-Dish CSP Starts Across the Valley of Death

Herman K. Trabish: April 17, 2013

“If it comes in at $1 per watt, we win. If it comes in at $8 per watt, we lose.”

SolarWorld Builds It and Duke Energy Comes

SolarWorld Builds It and Duke Energy Comes

Earthtechling, Pete Danko: April 15, 2013

SolarWorld, not usually a big utility-scale developer, does a 21-megawatt SoCal project from soup to nuts, and Duke Energy scoops it up.

Adapt or Die? Private Utilities and the Distributed Energy Juggernaut

Adapt or Die? Private Utilities and the Distributed Energy Juggernaut

Chris Nelder: April 15, 2013

Will disruptive change kill or strengthen private utilities?

Arizona Utility Picks Up Solar Installation Pace

Arizona Utility Picks Up Solar Installation Pace

Earthtechling, Pete Danko: April 12, 2013

After adding a record 148 megawatts of solar in 2012, Arizona Public Service expects to bring on-line more than double that amount this year.

GTM Solar Summit 2013: Transition to a Post-Subsidy Reality

GTM Solar Summit 2013: Transition to a Post-Subsidy Reality

Shayle Kann: April 11, 2013

Can we live without incentives?

Insight Into First Solar’s Acquisition of TetraSun

Insight Into First Solar’s Acquisition of TetraSun

Shyam Mehta: April 11, 2013

The strategy behind the decision is sound. But is more internal production and capital investment the right approach in an oversupplied market?

PV Inverters: The Implications of Advanced Energy’s Acquisition of REFUsol

PV Inverters: The Implications of Advanced Energy’s Acquisition of REFUsol

MJ Shiao: April 9, 2013

Will new products and access to new geographies make Advanced Energy the next global market leader?

Surprises From First Solar: TetraSun Acquired for High-Efficiency Silicon

Surprises From First Solar: TetraSun Acquired for High-Efficiency Silicon

Eric Wesoff: April 9, 2013

First Solar just acquired a high-efficiency silicon solar cell company?