Solar News Roundup (SunEdison & Foxconn Link Up, Solar Junction Going To Space…)

Solar news, galore. Check ‘er out:
- Fox Energy, Foxconn Subsidiary, To Supply SunEdison With Solar Modules Manufactured In Mexico
- Study Finds Wind-Solar Hybrid Power Plants Are Twice As Efficient
- Solar Junction To Provide Solar Cells For European Space Agency
- Intersolar North America To Put More Focus On Storage
- New Solar Cell Material Approach To Advance Solar Cell Efficiency
- Westinghouse Solar & CBD Energy Merger Approaching — Westinghouse Solar’s Solar Panels Soon Coming To Oz
- How City Solar Permitting Processes Affect Residential Solar Prices & Development Times
- Solar-Specific Renewable Purchase Obligations Tables From India
- Targets Announced For Phase 1 Of India’s Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
- India Unveils Draft Guidelines For 750 MW Solar Tender
- How To: Solar Oven Cooker
- e-Highway2050 — Electricity Highways For Europe
- Solar Performance Dataset Under Construction
- Hawaii Solar Power Infographic (text at the link, infographic below)
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