Thin Film Manufacturing Prospects in the Sub-Dollar-Per-Watt Market
MJ Shiao: May 16, 2012
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What happened to the promise of thin-film PV?
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GTM Research analyst Emma Ritch and On-Ramp's COO, Jake Rasweiller, discuss the fragmented state of the communications market, the status of the DOE grant for On-Ramp's underground communications network, and the current issues and solutions around communications and data for utilities.
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“I am very pleased that NRG employees have been among the first to embrace plug-in vehicles—even if it means I don’t have a guaranteed parking spot at work.”
The ultracapacitor urban legend rises again.
Vermont becomes the first state to ofter free opt-outs, but overall refusal rates stay low.
Sovello joins Germany’s Q-Cells, Soltecture, Odersun, Solar Millennium, and Solon in the group of extremely troubled or shuttered German PV manufacturing firms.
Advocates say solar’s “civil rights policy” is under attack, and utilities say it is unfair to ratepayers.
Dow Corning, Hemlock Semiconductor, GT Advanced Technologies, MEMC, REC Silicon, and Suntech America believe that free trade is good for the American solar industry and American jobs.
China’s solar industry subsidies distort the solar PV competitive and trade landscape.
The lithium-ion battery maker suffers a record quarterly loss and reduces 2012 outlook as it starts to replace faulty batteries.
The 30-megawatt Alamosa Solar plant on 225 acres in Colorado is now the CPV heavyweight champion.
Even adjusting the thermostat in winter can save real money.
Clean Power Research says its prediction tools can help turn rooftop solar panels into predictable power assets.