Solyndra LLC
By Jeanne Roberts on October 3, 2011
Tags: SolarWorld AG, Solyndra LLC, China, Mexico, United States, USD, China, Chinese solar imports, countervailing duties, European Union (EU), loan guarantees, Mexico, rare earth minerals, solar energy, solar manufacturers, solar products, Solarworld AG, Solyndra LLC, Subsidy, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), U.S. International Trade Commission, U.S. solar industry, U.S.-China cleantech competition, United States, World Trade Organization (WTO), Abi Skipp, energy, European Union, Jonathan Silver, manufacturing, Oregon, Ron Wyden, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of Energy
United States solar manufacturers have announced the preparation of a trade complaint against China to be filed with the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission.
By Jeanne Roberts on September 30, 2011
Tags: AES, Evergreen Solar Inc., NTR plc, Sandia National Laboratories, Solyndra LLC, Stirling Energy Systems Inc., Tessera Technologies Inc., USD, Blythe solar project, Calico Solar Project, California Energy Commission, Energy Secretary Ken Salazar, Evergreen Solar Inc., flat-plate solar collector, Imperial Valley Solar, K Road Power, NTR PLC, reflective solar troughs, Sandia National Laboratories, solar energy, solar panels, solar photovoltaics (PV), Solyndra LLC, Stirling Energy Systems Inc., Stirling engine, SunCatcher, Tessera Solar, Arizona, Blythe Solar, California, concentrator dish systems, Salazar
Stirling Energy Systems Inc., founded in 1996, succumbed last week to a variety of pressures mounting industry-wide, beginning with a price war led by low-cost Chinese solar photovoltaics and topping out with a list of factors that led to bankruptcy filings for the once thriving solar thermal innovator.
