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Winning Solar Strategies, Part 2: MEMC

Winning Solar Strategies, Part 2: MEMC

Herman K. Trabish: September 18, 2012

“When you own the customer, you own the price and you own the volume.”
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How Much Renewable Potential Does the US Have?

How Much Renewable Potential Does the US Have?

Herman K. Trabish: August 1, 2012

Energy Department scientists say 481,800 terawatt-hours and 212,224 gigawatts
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EIA: 27 Gigawatts of Coal-Fired Capacity to Retire Over Next Five Years

EIA: 27 Gigawatts of Coal-Fired Capacity to Retire Over Next Five Years

Eric Wesoff: July 31, 2012

What’s going to replace that lost capacity? Natural gas? Renewables? Nuclear?

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Will Third-Party Finance Bring Solar Hot Water to a Boil?

Will Third-Party Finance Bring Solar Hot Water to a Boil?

Herman K. Trabish: July 9, 2012

Skyline Innovations is making money by providing hot water with no upfront costs.
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Changes Afoot for California PUC Net Metering Ruling?

Changes Afoot for California PUC Net Metering Ruling?

Eric Wesoff: July 3, 2012

Are utilities trying to use the legislature to undo a CPUC decision?
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Getting Natural Gas, Solar, and Wind to Play Well Together

Getting Natural Gas, Solar, and Wind to Play Well Together

Herman K. Trabish: June 21, 2012

Natural gas shouldn’t feel threatened by solar or wind. Solar and wind shouldn’t feel threatened by natural gas.
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Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive

Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive

Herman K. Trabish: May 24, 2012

“This is a big, big win.”  Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.
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Surviving as a Solar Manufacturer in Today’s Market

Surviving as a Solar Manufacturer in Today’s Market

Herman K. Trabish: May 8, 2012

It’s about finding the right combination of competencies to “weather the storm.”
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California’s Grid System Operator Confronts the Prospect of 33 Percent Renewables by 2020

California’s Grid System Operator Confronts the Prospect of 33 Percent Renewables by 2020

Herman K. Trabish: February 3, 2012

The ISO CEO’s five-year plan has four simple components—and they may require fossil fuels.
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First Solar to Double Capacity to 2.7 GW With New Plants, Expansion

First Solar to Double Capacity to 2.7 GW With New Plants, Expansion

Michael Kanellos: October 14, 2010

New facilities planned in the U.S. and Vietnam
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Will Silicon Boost Lithium Batteries?

Will Silicon Boost Lithium Batteries?

Michael Kanellos: March 16, 2010

A dab of nanoparticles at Georgia Tech will do ya.
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China to Restrict Polysilicon Production

China to Restrict Polysilicon Production

Coco Liu: March 16, 2010

Solar demand is growing, but China wants to prevent a bust.
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9,922 Megawatts of New Wind in U.S. in 2009, But Manufacturing Lags

9,922 Megawatts of New Wind in U.S. in 2009, But Manufacturing Lags

Michael Kanellos: January 26, 2010

A lack of policy, a lack of job prospects.
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Algae Fantasists Predict 1B Gallons Per Year by 2014

Algae Fantasists Predict 1B Gallons Per Year by 2014

Eric Wesoff: June 26, 2009

Wildly optimistic predictions based on scant evidence and stretched data could do a disservice to the entire biofuel industry.
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Is PG&E Overestimating the Amount of Solar?

Is PG&E Overestimating the Amount of Solar?

Michael Kanellos: June 17, 2009

Intersolar North America, the U.S. version of the large German trade show, is only a few weeks away and some of those involved gathered to give a preview of what's to come. The big issue: California's policies.

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