Abound Solar
By Terry McDonald on December 15, 2010
Tags: Bohemian Companies, BP Alternative Energy Ventures, DCM, First Solar Inc., Invus Group, Technology Partners, Thomson Reuters, West Hill Companies, SGD, USD, Abound Solar, AVA Solar, Bohemian Companies, BP Alternative Energy Ventures, DCM, First Solar, Invus Group, solar industry growth, Technology Partners, U.S. solar industry, U.S. solar power, West Hill Companies, Colorado, electricity, Finance, manufacturing, Rob Gillette, U.S. Department of Energy
The elephant in the solar power industry, First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR), announced yesterday it was anticipating a gangbusters 2011 with revenue to be almost 50 percent higher than 2010. Since First Solar operates at all levels of the industry -- from thin-film photovoltaic modules to complete solar power plants -- this is encouraging news for the entire solar sector.
Of course, when you are number one, you have a big bull’s eye on your back -- and apparently the U.S. government is keen to help potential competitors hit the target.
By Harry Tournemille on April 5, 2010
Tags: Chevron Corporation, Chevron Technology Ventures, Q-Cells, Sharp, Texaco, Abound Solar, Bakersfield California, Chevron Corporation, Chevron Technologies Ventures, Des King, MiaSolé, NYSE:CVX, Project Brightfield, Schuco, Sharp, Solar Frontier, Solar Technologies, Solibro, thin-film solar, California, Des King, electricity, energy, mining, New Mexico, oil, Wyoming
Oil and gas giant, Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX), has announced Project Brightfield--a banner under which the company will be testing and demonstrating several bold, next-generation solar technologies.
