(NASDAQ: FSYS)
By Terry McDonald on September 7, 2010
Tags: Ameresco Inc., American Superconductor Corporation, Amerigon Inc., Carmanah Technologies Corporation, CropEnergies AG, EDF Energies Nouvelles SA, Energy Focus Inc., First Solar Inc., Fuel Systems Solutions Inc., GT Solar International Inc., JinkoSolar Holding Co. Ltd., London Stock Exchange, LSB Industries Inc., Power-One Inc., ReneSola Ltd., Trina Solar Limited, Verenium Corp., Vestas Wind, France, Germany, USD, (EPA: EEN), (ETR: CE2), (ETR: NDX1), (NASDAQ: AMSC), (NASDAQ: ARGN), (NASDAQ: EFOI), (NASDAQ: FSLR), (NASDAQ: FSYS), (NASDAQ: GRID), (NASDAQ: PWER), (NASDAQ: QCLN), (NASDAQ: SOLR), (NASDAQ: VRNM), (NYSE: AMRC), (NYSE: FAN), (NYSE: JKS), (NYSE: LXU), (NYSE: PBD), (NYSE: PBW), (NYSE: PIO), (NYSE: SOL), (NYSE: TAN), (NYSE: TSL), (PINK: VWDRY), (TSE: CMH), Ameresco Inc., biofuels, solar, stock market, wind, Arizona, biofuels, British Columbia, California, David Paul Ohmer, Dow 30, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, FTSE 100, Jeremy Levine, Massachusetts, Michigan, NASDAQ Composite, New Hampshire, Ohio, Oklahoma, S&P 500, Victoria
The lazy, hazy days of summer are behind us .The clean energy sector beat the broader market indices over the past three months -- led by a handful of solar companies and a few stalwart energy efficiency companies.
All data below is based on Friday’s pre-Labor Day Weekend close.
