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Uniting water and sun The story of solar electricity: The eleventh part of our series of chapters from John Perlin’s book From Space to Earth is the continuation of the Chapter “Father Verspieren Preaches the Solar Gospel”, about a Catholic priest who initiated a PV water pumping program for Mali that became the model for the developing world.
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Sep 16, 2010
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Manager for hire Management: Most people would be scared off by a constant pressure to perform, new situations and uncertain future prospects. Bona fide interim managers, however, thrive in such situations. They think of it as a challenge, as independence, and an opportunity to make a difference. Their creed? Roll up your sleeves and get to it. More and more solar energy companies are using these modern nomads to meet the quickly changing demands of the market.
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Sep 16, 2010
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The power of referrals Marketing: Customers obtained on the strength of a referral are worth their weight in gold. They save solar contractors acquisition costs and usually have definite interest even before the first conversation. But a referral doesn’t have to be a lucky break. The solar industry in particular is very well suited for targeted referral marketing, and the method works for small companies completely without advertising slogans.
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Sep 16, 2010
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Spot market for PV panels: Lively demand Module prices: There’s sufficient supply of modules, but bottlenecks persist to push some prices up.
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Sep 16, 2010
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Stricter and more uniform Safety for inverters: Most inverters are already certified. Yet amazingly enough, uniform standards for all testing procedures do not exist. That is now changing. Axel Schwalm from VDE Testing and certification Institute explains what this means for manufacturers, dealers and installers.
Michael Fuhs
Sep 16, 2010
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Undiminished optimism Solar Energy & Technologies Fair: Turkey has experienced hard times in the photovoltaics market. However, it retains enormous potential – as the blooming Istanbul solar fair demonstrates.
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Sep 16, 2010
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PV production under the microscope NREL laboratories: Over the years, scientists at the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have made many important breakthroughs in their PV laboratories. However, making those breakthroughs, commercial projects has often proven to be painfully slow. They are hoping their newest facility will help close that gap by integrating the best scientific precision measuring devices into a simulated industrial production line.
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Sep 16, 2010
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Ecological eye catcher Building integrated PV: Architects are discovering the advantages of photovoltaics as multifunctional building components that also look impressive. An impressive example of this is the entrance hall of the new hospital at Aalst, Belgium.
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Sep 16, 2010
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“The industry is still playing a game of secrecy” Interview: Murphy & Spitz advises investors and manages sizeable investments for them in renewable energies. The company has now released an environmental analysis of manufacturing processes at six PV manufactures. Nicole Vormann, author of the study, sums up the findings: sometimes the companies have serious catching up to do.
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Sep 16, 2010
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The quiet after the boom Korea: South Korea has become one of Asia’s most attractive photovoltaics markets. Yet now, given that the government is not extending its financial assistance, the industry will have to reckon with a bitter setback. One could sense the apprehensive mood at South Korea’s largest trade show, the Green Energy Expo in Daegu.
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Sep 16, 2010
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