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PV World PV Times 2010.11.24
[2010-11-24]
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 Five PV history lessons, EPIA takeaways
Navigant Consulting's Paula Mints explains several lessons that the PV industry should recall from its past that will shape its future; she also reports on key themes coming out of the EPIA's recent thin-film conference in Munich.
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Energy storage a crucial step for renewable electricity
US policymakers must focus more closely on developing new energy storage technologies as they consider a national renewable electricity standard, according to one of the principal recommendations in a newly released report by the American Physical Society's Panel on Public Affairs (POPA).
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Thermal oxidation and solar dryers
In processing solar cell metallization pastes, thermal oxidation contributes to a considerable reduction of potential condensation, which results in significantly minimized drying system maintenance expenses.
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Business News and Analysis
Solar power falters in Spain: Is this lights out?
The Spanish government has launched a new regulatory framework that will significantly cut subsidized tariffs for ground-mounted solar energy projects and likely kill future investment in the trade.
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Inside AMAT's 4Q numbers, 2011 outlooks
We take a look at AMAT's fiscal 4Q10 and 2010 numbers and 2011 forecasts, why it's solar biz is still strong (at least for c-Si), and what it sees for PV solar demand in 2011.
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Analyst: Disconnect between module shipments "vanity," profit "sanity"
With demand set to wane from current levels, PV module suppliers would do well to keep a focus on their sales and profit numbers, and not so much on MW or GW of installations
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Study: Which states would benefit most from solar energy?
America's southeast and southwest regions unsurprisingly have the most to gain, according to a study from Arizona State U. -- but you also wouldn't be wrong if you answered "Wyoming."
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Technology News and Analysis
Moore's Law laid out in solar photovoltaics: MLPM plays sheriff
Because of their capability to bring the beneficial dynamics of Moore's Law to the solar market, global shipments of photovoltaic (PV) module-level power management (MLPM) systems are set to explode during the coming years, according to iSuppli.
Nanopillar light-collector rivals commercial thin-film PV
Optically active semiconductor nanopillar arrays now absorb sunlight better than ever, thanks to research carried out at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California at Berkeley.
PV Pipeline
Boom-bust solar policies Down Under
The Climate Spectator examines criticisms of Australia's now-defunct solar rebate, and the "perfect storm" that magnified the problem.
SCE inks 20 contracts for 240MW of PV power
The lion's share of the power purchase agreements (PPA) go to Silverado Power and Martifer Solar, consisting of nine projects in Los Angeles County and slated for completion in 2013.
PSE&G starts 1st phase construction at 4.4MW Yardville solar farm
The c-Si-based ground-mount solar farm in Hamilton Township, NJ, is one of four that the utility is developing as part of a $515M program to build out 80MW of solar power.
More Headlines
• Belgium to change solar energy incentives for new installations
• Report: 38 solar power plants to be built in Taizhou, China by end of 2011
• Vietnam's first solar energy network commences operation
• SunEdison interconnects Europe's largest single-operating PV plant
• Paint maker Benjamin Moore inks deal for 1.7MW solar PV system
• Day4 Energy announces first 1MW solar install in Pisa, Italy
• NFL's Philadelphia Eagles eye $30M renewable energy investment
• Fidelis Energy to build 100MW solar park in Spain
• mc-Si maker Suniva powering GA's largest solar install
• Solar Trust gets permit for 500MW solar project in Nevada
• Sinosol to build 20MW solar plant in Ukraine
• Duke Energy, SunEdison unveil 1MW PV system in NC
• San Diego G&E seals PPA for 130MW PV project in CA