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Florida Municipal Power Agency Attaining 10 MW Of
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on 22 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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The Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) has signed
a letter of intent with SunEdison for a 20-year
power purchase agreement to provide 10 MW of solar
photovoltaic capacity at several locations
throughout the state. The agreement with SunEdison
includes installation, construction, monitoring and
operation of the solar systems. Once completed,
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Technical University of Berlin Offering Solar
Master's Degree |
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on 22 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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The Technical University of Berlin will be offering
the Global Production Engineering for Solar
Technology (GPE Solar) international master's degree
during its next winter semester. The course, which
will be offered in English, will provide a
combination of material that includes engineering
and product-specific topics, business development
skills and management
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Chevron Energy Solutions Completes Glendale Solar
Project |
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on 22 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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Glendale Water & Power, Glendale Community College
and Chevron Energy Solutions have completed a 262 kW
solar electric project in Glendale, Calif. The
system, situated atop parking canopies on the
college campus, comprises 872 solar panels. Chevron
Energy Solutions developed the project and designed
and constructed the parking canopies. Glendale
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ET Solar Group Appoints Jeff Lu Chief Technology
Officer |
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on 21 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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ET Solar Group Corp., an integrated manufacturer of
photovoltaic products, has appointed Dr. Jeff Lu its
new chief technology officer, focusing on product
commercialization, quality control and improvement.
Immediately before joining ET Solar, Lu worked at
Daystar Technologies as its senior director of
product development, focusing on the development of
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Diamond Wire Technology Acquires J. Crawford
Enterprises |
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on 18 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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Diamond Wire Technology LLC (DWT) has acquired J.
Crawford Enterprises Inc., a company focused on
producing environmentally safe industrial cleaning
agents. With the purchase, DWT has gained ownership
of a biodegradable cutting fluid designed
specifically for use when cutting silicon with
diamond wire. The new cutting fluid is formulated to
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Hudson Clean Energy Partners Hires Terry Jester/a>
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on 18 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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Hudson Clean Energy Partners has hired Terry Jester
to collaborate with Hudson investment professionals
Daniel Gross and Craig Cornelius in evaluating
investment opportunities in the solar sector. For
over 25 years, Jester has led efforts to
commercialize new manufacturing processes and
product designs in the PV industry, including both
crystalline
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SkyPower Expanding Operations In The United States
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on 18 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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SkyPower, a Lehman Brothers company, is expanding
its operations in the U.S. as part of a strategy to
continue growing its portfolio of renewable energy
projects. The company is establishing offices in
Omaha, Neb., from which it will explore new
renewable energy opportunities to serve select
states and communities. SkyPower's
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Ohio Research Commercialization Program Awards Funds
To Xunlight |
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on 18 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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Xunlight Corp. has been awarded $4.9 million from
the State of Ohio's Research Commercialization
Program to leverage its technology into Ohio-based
manufacturing lines and bring new products to
market. The proposed project has three primary
objectives: develop an improved, advanced thin-film
solar-cell fabrication technology; develop an
improved, advanced flexible solar
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Evolution Solar Taps Michael Franklin For Committee
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on 18 Jul 2008 by
SolarIndustryMag.com
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Evolution Solar Corp. has named Michael Franklin to
its newly formed Solar Technology Advisory Committee
to further qualify and commercialize solar
technologies and research market opportunities in
the solar energy industry. Franklin is the U.S.
consultant for Impact Hong Kong, Asia's largest
production company. With a staff and offices in
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