 ENERGY: Solar business say conference reflects sunny future
(North County Times: Fri, 09 May) SAN DIEGO ---- A national conference on solar power drew unusually large numbers of contractors and business managers to town this week, reflecting a rapid increase in energy costs and changing government policies at the state and federal level.
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 Yingli Green Energy Signs Sales Contract with IBC Solar AG
(Centre Daily Times: Thu, 08 May) Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited (NYSE: YGE) ("Yingli Green Energy" or the "Company"), one of the world's leading vertically integrated photovoltaic ("PV") product manufacturers, today announced that it has entered into a sales contract with IBC Solar AG ("IBC"), one of the leading specialists in PV systems worldwide. Under the terms of the contract, Yingli Green Energy is expected to ...
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 Residents harness solar energy at home
(Westborough News: Thu, 08 May) Andrew Koenisberg recently installed at his 3 Smith St. home a 5 kilowatt-hour solar powered energy system, one of the largest of its kind and a first among Westborough residents.
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 Green Energy installs PECVD equipment at thin film solar plant
(Digi Times: Thu, 08 May) Green Energy Technology began to install plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) equipment at its new thin-film solar cell plant today (May 8). Volume production is expected to kickoff in the fourth quarter of this year, according to company president Hurlon Lin.
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 Under Gray Skies, Conference-Goers Talk Solar Energy
(San Diego Business Journal: Wed, 07 May) Solar 2008, the American Solar Energy Society’s annual conference, is under way and set to continue through May 8 at Mission Valley’s Town & Country Resort and Convention Center.
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 BBARWA considers farming solar energy
(Big Bear Grizzly: Wed, 07 May) BBARWA wants to get the most out of its Lucerne Valley farm. The BBARWA board wants the farm to produce solar energy alongside alfalfa.
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 Energy Conversion shares up 43%
(Detroit News: Fri, 09 May) Energy Conversion Devices Inc., a manufacturer of thin-film solar laminates, jumped the most in more than 18 years in Nasdaq trading on Thursday after boosting its 2008 sales forecast, and improving gross margin.
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Clear Skies Solar Signs $1.7 Million Agreement to Provide Renewable Energy for California Dairy Farm
