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Evergreen Solar Begins 80 MW Expansion In Massachusetts
on 08 Apr 2008 by SolarIndustryMag.com email the content item print the content item
Evergreen Solar Inc., manufacturer of the proprietary String Ribbon wafer technology, has initiated an 80 MW expansion of its Devens, Mass., facility. The first phase is on schedule to open by the middle of this year, with the ramp-up to 80 MW planned for 2009. The total site capacity will [read more]
Conserval Engineering Completes SolarWall Project At Fort Drum
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Conserval Engineering Inc. has completed the installation of 50 of its SolarWall systems on 27 military buildings at Fort Drum, N.Y. The systems will collectively generate over 4 MW of peak thermal energy. The SolarWall air heating system heats the ventilation air that is required in commercial and industrial buildings [read more]
LXE Contracts To Provide Trichlorosilane Process Technology
on 08 Apr 2008 by SolarIndustryMag.com email the content item print the content item
LXE has been contracted to provide trichlorosilane (TCS) process technology to KMYY, a subsidiary of Metallurgical Group, for the annual production of 3,000 metric tons of polysilicon. "We selected LXE because they clearly have the finest science and most proven TCS solution to the foundational needs of the solar industry [read more]
Calcarb Hires Sales And Marketing Manager
on 08 Apr 2008 by SolarIndustryMag.com email the content item print the content item
Calcarb Ltd., a Scotland-based manufacturer and international supplier of premium high purity carbon-bonded carbon fiber (CBCF) rigid insulation and precursor materials, has hired David Nimmo as its international sales and marketing manager. He will oversee the company's global sales and marketing efforts to vacuum furnace, solar, semiconductor and other CBCF [read more]
BioSolar Appoints Carraher To Board Of Advisors
on 08 Apr 2008 by SolarIndustryMag.com email the content item print the content item
BioSolar Inc. has added Dr. Charles Carraher Jr. to its board of advisors, where he will provide leadership in the development of the company's current and next generation of polymers being readied for the marketplace. Carraher is professor of chemistry and biochemistry at Florida Atlantic University and associate director of [read more]
The Silicon Mine BV Chooses GT Solar Equipment
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GT Solar Inc. has entered into a contract to supply The Silicon Mine BV (TSM) with polysilicon reactors and converters worth approximately $91 million. The equipment will be used by TSM in conjunction with its announced plans to launch the first solar-grade silicon plant in the Netherlands, expected to open [read more]
SunEdison Acquires Solar Installer Renewable NRG
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SunEdison has acquired Portland, Ore.-based solar company Renewable NRG. SunEdison says it will fulfill existing solar installation contracts and the solar power services agreements of Renewable NRG, which include PV systems for Parr Lumber and the City of Hillsboro. "This is a great fit for Renewable NRG customers and for [read more]
HUVCO Adds USA Solar Stores To Dealer Network
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HUVCO Daylighting Solutions, a company focused on the design, fabrication and installation of commercial and residential daylighting systems, has chosen USA Solar Stores as a member of its dealer network. HUVCO offers a full line of daylighting products, including a commercial high-performance daylighting system, a residential high-performance tubular skylight and [read more]
Solar ITC Legislation On Tap In The Senate
on 04 Apr 2008 by Michael Bates email the content item print the content item
U.S. Senators Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., John Ensign, D-Nev., and 21 Senate co-sponsors have introduced The Clean Energy Tax Stimulus Act of 2008, which is poised to provide critical incentives for the solar industry. Principal among the legislation's incentives is an eight-year extension of the commercial investment tax credit (ITC). A [read more]
SunEdison Establishes Solar Services Office In San Francisco
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Solar energy services provider SunEdison has opened a new office in San Francisco that will drive the company's integrated services development efforts, focusing on integrated solar monitoring and control systems with load management services. SunEdison provides solar energy services under solar power services agreements (SPSAs) to the nation's top retailers [read more]
Edwards Hires Sales And Service Director
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Edwards, a global company engaged in the design, manufacture and support of vacuum and exhaust management equipment, has appointed Michael Allison sales and service director, semiconductor and solar. The new position is aimed at focusing resources on the needs of Edwards' customers in the solar industry. Allison was previously worldwide [read more]
Solar PV Inverter Manufacturer To Hold Training In New Jersey
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Inverter manufacturer SMA America Inc. is presenting a two-day training event addressing technical and system-design details related to its Sunny Boy and Sunny Island products. Training will be held May 13-14 in New Brunswick, N.J. The cost for the training is $125 per day or $225 for both days, the [read more]

 

 

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