Picking winners and losers is always an interesting and dicey exercise. Lux Research took that plunge and issued a report this week that pointed to likely winners in revenues and IPO candidates over the coming year, as well as some companies that they issued “caution” on. The winners names that popped out included Amonix, Enphase Energy and Abound Solar — the cautions were for Solyndra and Nanosolar.
Grade it, fence it, make permitting speedier — and they will come. But in this field it isn't dreams but solar panels of varying shapes and sizes that are sprouting.
On the eastern edge of the city of Aurora, a unique solar test facility — the Solar Technology Acceleration Center, or SolarTAC — is flourishing.
Since breaking ground in 2009, the public-private partnership has more than doubled its membership to seven companies and research groups, and has nearly filled up its 74-acre site.
Nearly 800 members of Orange County’s corporate and financial communities joined colleagues from other fields in honoring a chief financial officer whose company is facing a transition in the wake of the recent death of its chief executive officer.
Patrick McCullough of Seal Beach-based solar-power systems maker Amonix Inc. was honored as a Rising Star at the 5th Annual CFO Awards presented by the Orange County Business Journal during a dinner held last night at the Hyatt Regency Irvine.
New Hampshire, U.S.A. -- Nominations have been submitted, finalists have been chosen, and now it's your turn to help pick a winner.
Readers were asked to submit nominations for the 3rd Annual Excellence in Renewable Energy Awards, our North America-based renewable energy awards program that looks for the best projects, innovations and leaders. Editors of the Renewable Energy World network of publications culled through hundreds of nominations to come up with finalists for awards that will be given in 11 categories.
Nevada State Office of Energy Director Stacey Crowley has named 11 members to a panel that will weigh energy-transmission issues.
Appointees to the New Energy Industry Task Force are: Ellen Allman of renewables developer Terra-Gen; Matt Frazer of construction trade group Associated General Contractors; Tom Husted from Valley Electric Association, a Pahrump-based power co-op; Jack McGinley from NV Energy; Tom Morley from Laborers Local 872; Carla Pihowich from solar manufacturer Amonix; Ian Rogoff from the Nevada Institute for Renewable Energy Commercialization; Paul Thomsen from geothermal developer Ormat; John Tull from conservation group the Nevada Wilderness Project; Lawrence Willick from transmission-line developer LS Power; and Jim Woodruff from photovoltaics manufacturer First Solar.
US-based Amonix is the global leader in concentrated photovoltaic solar power systems, which offer unmatched advantages over other solar technologies. Amonix recently entered India through a tie-up with domestic company Thermax Ltd. Brian Robertson in this exclusive interaction discusses its agreement with Thermax, explains the revolutionary CPV technology and explains why he believes that his company can play a key role in helping India attain its solar power ambitions. An interview by Venugopal Pillai.
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