Another New Solar Cell Factory For The USA, Another Win For Bidenomics
A new solar cell factory in Colorado is more evidence that the Bidenomics chickens are coming home to roost.
A new solar cell factory in Colorado is more evidence that the Bidenomics chickens are coming home to roost.
The silicon wafer NexWafe says buh-bye kerf, hello low-cost, lightweight, flexible solar cells.
This is one of those combos that always seems like a cleantech solution made in heaven: bike paths covered by simple solar PV roofs. Bikers, using the cleanest mode of transportation on Earth, get a little relief from the sun or protection from the rain while also being separated from … [continued]
JA Solar announces plans to invest $60 million in a new Phoenix solar panel plant that will create more than 600 new jobs.
ETFs are managed by professionals who have the resources to go deep on analysis, which presumably would help them to pick the right mix and proportions of stocks in an industry.
In Europe, new techniques are combining solar and agriculture to make land more productive.
A new efficient perovskite solar cell plus low cost, high volume manufacturing spells more bad news for the natural gas industry.
The 20 most popular stories of last week on CleanTechnica were led by an interesting story of a solar manufacturing equipment maker moving into the solar cell manufacturing game (got that?), followed by a lot of Tesla stories, some hype for lithium-iron-phosphate batteries, Toyota announcing that it had done a horrendous job forecasting demand for the RAV4 Prime (leading to a battery shortfall and production suspension), Sydney inspiring the world by going 100% renewable (for electricity).
Originally published on CleanTechies. Vikram Solar, the India-based solar module manufacturer, has announced plans to expand its manufacturing capacity to 2 GW by 2019. The current manufacturing capacity of the company stands at 500 MW. The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with German Teamtechnik to support its … [continued]
On the sidelines of the Hannover Messe industrial trade fair in Germany this year, the results of a survey conducted by the global accounting consultancy firm EY, and research agency Delphi were released, which compared the investment climate in the BRICS countries. More than 90% of the surveyed CEOs and CFOs from leading German high-tech companies … [continued]