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  • Intersolar: The solar industry goes mainstream
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    Intersolar: The solar industry goes mainstream

    The first impression of Intersolar North America is somewhat like a grade school student walking into the New York Stock Exchange. This is a place for grown ups, and there is the heavy smell of money. Mainstream solar is here to stay – even if all is not well in the kingdom.
    Peter Fries
    Jul 17, 2012
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  • Solar Insights: Global PV market to treble in three years
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    Solar Insights: Global PV market to treble in three years

    The global market for solar PV is expected to treble by 2015, producing panels at less than half the current cost. That will be the signal for the major electronics giants to enter the market. Plus: Martin Ferguson says rooftop solar killing gas, not coal.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 18, 2012
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  • Solar Insights: why solar will win the energy wars
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    Solar Insights: why solar will win the energy wars

    Last week’s surge in solar PV production in Germany is just a taste of what’s to come. And with solar PV costs to fall below coal by the end of the decade, the energy industry is about to be turned on its head. Plus, Yingli’s “hockey stick” demand prediction. (Warning: This story contains graphs that owners of conventional power plants may find disturbing).
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 4, 2012
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  • Solar insights – Australia big in small solar
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    Solar insights – Australia big in small solar

    Australia beats Germany in small solar PV sytems; Germany sets solar production record; differences over solar multiplier; utilities getting solar windfall; module prices to fall sharply again this year; Australia a key market for major players; Big Solar campaign arrives in Canberra; and arise, the self consumer!
    Giles Parkinson
    May 28, 2012
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  • Mixed Greens: Solar makers still feeling the pinch
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    Mixed Greens: Solar makers still feeling the pinch

    Suntech, Trina Solar book bigger than expected Q1 losses; Goldman sets $40bn green investment target; why investors still don’t get sustainability.
    Sophie Vorrath
    May 24, 2012
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  • Power in numbers: Tapping the Aus-China solar alliance
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    Power in numbers: Tapping the Aus-China solar alliance

    The partnership between Australia and China is making the economics of solar persuasive, and the opportunities for Australia are endless.
    John Grimes
    May 4, 2012
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    Mixed Greens: New CEO announced for CEC

    Clean Energy Council names UK sustainability leader as new CEO; private funds favoured for CEFC billions; ACT’s green power price cut; China’s solar shift.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 10, 2012
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    Mixed Greens: China solar stocks spike on US tariff call

    Soft US tariff translates as win for Chinese solar market; EnerNOC builds on NZ demand response success; Dyesol view improves with bigger solar window.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Mar 21, 2012
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  • Mixed Greens: Offshore wind for Fukushima
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    Mixed Greens: Offshore wind for Fukushima

    A 16MW floating wind farm for post-nuclear Fukushima; Q-Cells’ $1 billion loss; Scotland says 100% renewables means cheaper energy; and fund raisings for geothermal companies.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Mar 7, 2012
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  • Solar Buzz:  Solar cheaper than fossil fuels – Suntech
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    Solar Buzz: Solar cheaper than fossil fuels – Suntech

    Suntech CEO says China may deploy 4GW of solar in 2012, will be cheaper than fossil fuels in half the world.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jan 26, 2012
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