Your daily dose of Photovoltaic Technology Developments and Solar News

News Feeds | Newsletter | Advertise | About Us | Subscriptions

Order your copy of Photovoltaics International Edition 1#

Solar-Powered Navajo homes in N.M.

11 June 2008 | News From Around The Web > Cell Processing | Source: aer-online.com

Popular articles

$150 billion renewables investment: will Obama deliver? - 05 November 2008

Polysilicon pricing to begin ‘precipitous plunge’ in 2009, says iSuppli report - 12 November 2008

The end of the road for San Diego Gas & Electric’s 900MW renewable energy project? - 07 November 2008

Photonic convergence: Earnings season, China PV heebee geebies, CIGS gets Time nod, and more - 11 November 2008

Energy Conversion Devices sees profits soar, signs thin-film solar PV deal with Marcegaglia - 10 November 2008

A $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture will enable Sacred Power Corp., Albuquerque, N.M., to install hybrid solar photovoltaic systems on remote Navajo homes in New Mexico, the New Mexico Business Weekly reports. Read the full story >>

Company profiles:

Related jobs

No related jobs found, sorry

Related articles

SolarWorld car finishes third, but company’s US manufacturing capability leads the silicon PV pack - 24 July 2008

Six western states hit by BLM ban on solar farms pending environmental impact assessment - 27 June 2008

Abengoa’s Solana plant in Arizona gets green light - 25 September 2008

Solar panel demo system set up at Democratic National Convention - 26 August 2008

PV Powered appoints Dr. Steven Hummel to VP of Engineering role - 06 June 2007

Reader comments

No comments yet!

Post your comment

Advanced search

Register