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Photonics Sensor's Market is Expected to Reach $18 Billion by 2021 – Allied Market Research

According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled "world Photonic Sensors Market", The World photonic sensors market, is expected to garner revenue of $18 billion by 2021, registering a CAGR of 17.7% during the forecast period (2016 – 2021).

Array Technologies surpasses 11,000 MW years of tracker operation

One in every 3 ground-mounted solar modules installed in the U.S. is on an ATI system

Clenergy mounting solutions chosen for Philippines's largest mall solar project

Situated on Robinsons Starmills’ standing seam roof, Clenergy provided a smart and easy-to-install solution using kliplocks and light rails.

Saharan dust: reliable predictions of performance for photovoltaics

The PerduS project is investigating yield losses experienced by solar energy systems as a result of desert dust – preliminary studies indicate reductions could range from 10 percent to 20 percent.

Clat Innovation LLC unveils proprietary PMSM-1 PV module smart manager product

Can be used in solar array installed on rooftop, to meet the soon to be released NEC2017 Article 12 (B) requirement.

Introducing an online marketplace for solar installers to preview purchase qualified prospects

QuickSolar has announced the release of the QuickSolar Marketplace, an online store where solar contractors can preview system designs before purchasing exclusive, qualified prospects.

Meteodyn to enter solar energy market

New PV design software: meteodyn PV.

California State Senator and Champion of Change AWARD winner Kevin de León to keynote Intersolar and ees North America

Opening ceremony and conference sessions will feature commentary from Sunrun CEO Lynn Jurich and other national solar leaders.

Duke Energy gets green light to build 17-MW solar power plant at Crane naval station

Will be company’s second major solar power plant in partnership with Department of the Navy.

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