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[Industry PR] Intel Plans Eight New Solar Installations in Four States
Increases Renewable Energy Credit Purchase by Ten Percent ...
[Industry PR] China's Sanhua invests in Israeli solar firm
Zhejiang Sanhua to invest $10.5 million in solar thermal systems developer HelioFocus ...
[Industry PR] Abengoa Weighs EU1 Billion Bond Sale for Solar Plants
Abengoa SA considering selling as much as 1 billion euros ($1.4 billion) of bonds to finance more installations and reduce its dependence on banks ...
[Industry PR] China Huadian, Lion Int'l Investment to build 1-GW solar thermal power plants
Partnership will build 1 GW solar thermal power plants in Gobi Desert area of Qinghai, northwest China...
[Industry PR] Solar technology growth sector looks strong for Siemens
German electronics and electrical engineering firm sees a bright future in solar...
[Industry PR] Siemens unveils next-generation solar receiver to boost solar thermal electric output
The recent Third Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Summit in Seville (Spain) was the scene for the launch of Siemen’s new solar receiver,...
[Industry PR] Israeli Solar Gets Its Moment in the Sun
Deals for companies by GE and Siemens give Israel's solar technology new credibility and further its goal to become a leader in renewable energy ...
[Industry PR] Siemens Pays $418M for Solel Solar Systems
Siemens AG will strengthen its position in the solar thermal market, paying about $481 million to the London-based investment firm Ecofin Ltd and another major shareholder for a majority stake in Solel Solar Systems Ltd....
[Industry PR] Siemens strengthens its position in solar thermal power market through acquisition of Solel Solar Systems
Subject to approval by the responsible authorities, Siemens has taken a majority stake in solar receiver manufacturer Solel Solar Systems Ltd for €284 million. It is anticipated that the deal will be closed before the end of this calendar year...
[Industry PR] No Breakage Issue for Untempered Solar Mirrors
Field tests from the project 'Nevada Solar One' indicate a breakage rate of 0.027% for FLABEG’s solar mirrors...
[Industry PR] Cool Energy Demonstrates Working Stirling Engine for Solar and Waste Heat Applications
Developers of clean energy heat and electrical power generating systems, today announced the completion and operation of its third Stirling Engine platform...
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Adrian Akau
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10/03/2010 22:00:11
It will be a good start even if years in the waiting. I think that the North side of Oahu could extract a huge amount ...
Jim Miller
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08/03/2010 16:41:27
Please email me the URL which goes in to great detail of how the run-of-the-river electric generator works. Have the designers considered a narrow ...
luis mata
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07/03/2010 14:45:01
Good look for DC wafer's. How long they will last?
Pangea
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26/02/2010 17:28:32
Welcome Elizabeth. Actually, Jackie Jones worked for another publisher in the states in a similar field with PennWell. Although I know of her, I do ...
Elizabeth Broxton
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26/02/2010 17:25:24
I hear that the previous long-standing editor, Jackie Jones, has now left your organisation. Any idea how I can track her down? Thanks.
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