Your daily dose of Photovoltaic Technology Developments and Solar News
Silicon Valley Solar sets-up 2MW CPV pilot line
Popular articles
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
French government proposes new incentives to greatly increase solar power, other renewables - 17 November 2008
Energy Conversion Devices sees profits soar, signs thin-film solar PV deal with Marcegaglia - 10 November 2008
(SV Solar) has established a 2MW pilot production line in Sunnyvale, California to manufacture its ‘Sol-X’ concentrating PV modules. Pilot scale manufacturing equipment has now been deployed at its 15,000 square foot mixed-use facility, the company said.
“The new facility and pilot line gives the company the infrastructure to move our technology from the prototype stage to a market-ready product. This puts the company on track to bring volume manufacturing capability online in 2009,” added Steven D. White, SV Solar’s President and CEO.
SV solar claims that its modules eliminate over 50% of the silicon solar cell material compared to conventional systems.
