Topic - PowerLight

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Cleantech

U.S. Funds Shine $168M on Solar

President Bush wants to cut the price of solar electricity.
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Cleantech

GroSolar Buys Energy Outfitters

Analysts say competition, energy prices will drive more consolidation in solar.
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Cleantech

Solar Consolidation Trend Kicks Off

Solar majors SunPower and PowerLight combine to cut costs by 50 percent.
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Cleantech

China Wants Largest Solar Project

The 100-megawatt project could be the world’s largest for a few months, but others are also eyeing the title.
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Cleantech

China Wants Biggest Solar Plant

Hundred-megawatt project could be world’s largest, but must race against competitors.
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Cleantech

SunPower Buys PowerLight: $265M

The companies will pool R&D, aiming to lower the cost of producing solar electricity by 50 percent by 2012, says SunPower CEO.
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Cleantech

U.S., Spain Named for Next Solar Breakout

Who will take Germany’s place as solar’s next big hit?
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Cleantech, Internet

Google Goes Solar

Search king plans to install mammoth array of sun-powered panels on its corporate campus.
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Cleantech

Three Huge Solar Trends

As solar industry prepares for its largest U.S. conference, three big trends are already clear.
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Cleantech

PowerLight Snaps Up Solar Cells

More long-term agreements highlight the ‘acute’ shortage of silicon.
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Cleantech

Solar: 3 Reasons for Optimism

Falling stock prices highlight solar market volatility, but long-term prospects look good.
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Cleantech

GE Funds Largest Solar Plant

PowerLight and Catavento plan to build an 11-megawatt solar plant in Portugal.
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Cleantech

Q&A: Thomas Werner

SunPower CEO believes he will be able to compete with fossil fuel prices, without government incentives, within 10 years.
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Cleantech

FedEx’s Oakland Hub Goes Solar

The package delivery giant switches on California’s largest corporate solar power system with 904 kilowatts of juice.
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Cleantech

Clean Energy Gets a Boost

A U.S. Senate debate on a proposal to cut the nation’s oil imports is helping to lift the green energy industry.