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Anything but stress Wafer production: Large-scale manufacturers, in particular, can reduce costs with automatic wafer singulation. But it is still not clear which of the processes on the market is best suited to automated singulation.
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Sep 13, 2010
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New Orleans goes solar Solar Louisiana: Which state in the U.S. has the best solar policy? If Louisiana is not the first state that comes to your mind, you are probably not alone – but not necessarily right either. pv magazine visited the state in November to see what the future of solar might look like there.
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Sep 13, 2010
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An end to stagnation International market: Following last year’s standstill, the lights have turned green again for the 2010 global solar market. Italy, Greece, Spain and South Africa will be playing alongside Germany in the premier league, forecasts Switzerland’s renowned Bank Sarasin.
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Sep 13, 2010
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“A second Christmas” German market outlook: The industry expects an extended Christmas trade season in the first two quarters of 2010. But, in spite of the foreseeable additional feed-in rate reduction, all signs point to further growth of the German PV market over the entire year. However, problems with the supply of inverters are causing worries. A survey of trends and expectations for 2010.
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Sep 13, 2010
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Creating electricity, letting light through Transparent modules: Not too long ago, transparent modules were still hidden in the shadows. Now, demand is rising and manufacturers are developing new models. Light-shadow structures are becoming more varied and sophisticated.
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Sep 13, 2010
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XXL in focus U.S. solar conference: The trend is towards large-scale solar plants and roof arrays with multi-megawatt capacity. Ensuring well-coordinated design and quality control is all the more important, as Solarpraxis’ symposium PV Power Plants 2009 – USA revealed.
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Sep 13, 2010
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A picture without a frame Turkey: Since early 2008, everyone has been saying that it wouldn’t be much longer before the Turkish Parliament approved a new feed-in compensation for photovoltaics.
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Sep 13, 2010
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A trim or a chop? Funding policy: The new German government doesn’t want to make any decisions about the future feed-in tariff for solar electricity under the Renewable Energy Act until discussions have been held with industry representatives. PV professionals hope for a prudent reduction.
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Sep 13, 2010
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Working on the railroad The story of solar electricity: The seventh part of our series highlighting chapters from John Perlin’s book, From Space to Earth, tells how the American railroad tuned to photovoltaics.
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Sep 13, 2010
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Successful visionary Photovoltaics pioneer: When the self-educated scientist Stanford R. Ovshinsky announced the science of amorphous materials and semiconductors in the 1950s, very few recognized the future. Then he founded Energy Conversion Devices, which became one of the most successful solar companies. Today, the 87-year old is developing a one-gigawatt thin film production process intended to make solar energy cheaper than ever.
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Sep 13, 2010
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