Clean Energy Espionage Case Heads to China’s Supreme Court
Stephen Lacey: May 24, 2013
“The outcome of this case will send a clear signal to companies about whether or not they can invest in China.”
“The outcome of this case will send a clear signal to companies about whether or not they can invest in China.”
GTM’s thumbnail update on ocean wind.
How about a a de-electrified Karma with a Corvette ZR-1 drive train?
Global Nuclear Power Plant Outlook, 2013-2020
Utility Smart Grid Outlook in North America 2013: Technologies, Strategies & Case Studies
The Global PV Inverter Landscape 2013: Technologies, Markets, and Survivors
The Networked Grid 150: The End-to-End Smart Grid Vendor Ecosystem Report and Rankings 2013
Aerogels are a miracle material, but are still limited to niche markets because of price.
Low-concentration PV on single-axis trackers partnered with Chinese developers and state-owned entities
Some videos and articles that might give you a flavor of this great and still growing annual event from GTM Research. We hope to see you in-person next year.
An import charge of 37.2% to 67.9% will fuel the fire of the solar trade war.
Lithium-ion grid batteries, under new ownership
An update on Suntech’s slow-motion implosion
Global cell and module production are down year-over-year for the first time ever; thin film market share falls to 2006 levels.
A former CEO at Philips Lighting breaks down the competitive landscape in solid-state lighting.
Market doldrums drive down earnings, share price of a smart meter kingpin.
Solar companies looking at China’s big numbers are in for a surprise.
No, it’s not China.
Global economics, regulatory uncertainty and falling PV and wind power costs are playing a role in declining greentech investment figures.