Solar Power International 2009, Largest Ever U.S. Solar Energy Event, Begins in Anaheim, C
Applied Materials Acquires Advent Solar - Hopes to Cut Solar Panel Production Cost Below $
Is China beating the U.S. in Green Technology Development?
University of Michigan Solar Car Team Wins American Solar Challenge
U.S. Solar Organizations SEIA and SEPA Form New Entity to Produce Trade Events That Drive
Market Analysts Fear Solar Profits Will Drop Despite Recent Surges in Sales
Chris Fish of McAllister & Quinn on Government Incentives for Solar Manufacturers
Solar Companies Looking for Capital Look Beyond Wall Street
Siemens sees Onshore Wind Market Recovery in 2010
Suntech Opens First U.S. Solar Module Production Facility in Arizona
Kinetic Energy Cell Phones: Shake a Leg for the Sake of Generating Power
President Obama Defends His Clean Coal Policy
Solar funnel- First Solar 55MW Project dropped by Los Angeles county
Germany to Cut Solar Power Incentives by July
John Antone of Applied Materials on Exciting Solar Utility Opportunities
John Antone, VP Marketing for Applied Materials, speaks about current solar opportunities in the utilities market. He addresses current solar related concerns expressed by utility companies, which include: the cost of solar installation, intermittent energy generation (energy only produced while sun is out), space requirements (solar farms take up a lot of land), and concerns over the efficiency of the generated energy transmission. John addresses these concerns. For example, he states that although solar technology is intermittent, it meets peak demand.
John Antone is VP of Applied Materials. John was a panel member on "Fueling PV Growth Through Manufacturing" at "Growth Opportunities in the New PV Market: Projects, Finance and Policy" event at this year's InterSolar conference.
Event filmed by buildaroo.com. Event produced by Greentech Media in partnership with the Prometheus Institute.
Recommended for Further Reading:
- Solar Power International 2009, Largest Ever U.S. Solar Energy Event, Begins in Anaheim, C
- Applied Materials Acquires Advent Solar - Hopes to Cut Solar Panel Production Cost Below $
- Is China beating the U.S. in Green Technology Development?
- University of Michigan Solar Car Team Wins American Solar Challenge
- U.S. Solar Organizations SEIA and SEPA Form New Entity to Produce Trade Events That Drive
- Market Analysts Fear Solar Profits Will Drop Despite Recent Surges in Sales
- Chris Fish of McAllister & Quinn on Government Incentives for Solar Manufacturers
- Solar Companies Looking for Capital Look Beyond Wall Street
- Siemens sees Onshore Wind Market Recovery in 2010
- Suntech Opens First U.S. Solar Module Production Facility in Arizona
- Kinetic Energy Cell Phones: Shake a Leg for the Sake of Generating Power
- President Obama Defends His Clean Coal Policy
- Solar funnel
- First Solar 55MW Project dropped by Los Angeles county
- Germany to Cut Solar Power Incentives by July
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