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The Outlook for Solar: Q&A With Borrego Solar CEO Mike Hall

Mar 13, 2010 • San Diego Union Tribune

Among the various choices like thin-film solar, PV, concentrating solar PV, solar thermal, which ones do you recommend and why? ... More

San Jose Cycling Classic Set for May

Mar 5, 2010 • MarketWatch (press release)

Mattson Technology, Inc. is the leading supplier of dry strip equipment and the second largest supplier of rapid thermal processing equipment in the global ... More

Student Teams Prepare for the Ultimate Extracurricular Activity in Downtown ...

Mar 18, 2010 • FOXBusiness

HOUSTON, March 18, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ ----As most high school and college students are busy tackling tests or taking it easy during spring break, ... More

Solar Technology: Forum to advise schools in solar investment

Mar 1, 2010 • North Bay Business Journal

Investment money for alternative energy is flowing again, after withering when the credit markets froze in 2008. Three billion dollars in government ... More

Global Green's Pre-Oscar Party Guest Hosted by James Cameron

Mar 4, 2010 • Treehugger

Created as part of the worldwide Red Carpet/Green Dress competition to promote sustainable design and support Muse Elementary, a green school in California. ... More

West Coast Solar

Mar 3, 2010 • Contractor Mag

SPI is the single largest business-to-business solar showcase and featured more than 930 exhibitors of PV, thermal, commercial concentrating solar, ... More

Suppliers Aim to Renew OEMs' Interest in Eco-Friendly Plastics

Mar 9, 2010 • Medical Device Link (press release)

The FDA-approved material also features thermal and physical properties comparable to those of traditional fossil-fuel-based resins, according to Scheer. ... More

Bloom's power plant in a box? (FAQ)

Feb 22, 2010 • CNET

A total of 20 companies are testing the box in California today. A four-unit box, using natural gas, has been powering a Google data center for 18 months. ... More