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Solar:
Japan expects to install more solar capacity this year than California has in the last 20.
Trade:
Failings in the global market mean solar panel factories go idle when we need their products more than ever.
Photovoltaic (PV):
A new report on the forecast for the photovoltaic manufacturing sector is about as bearish as you can get.
Trade:
Solyndra is suing three Chinese solar panel makers for allegedly conspiring to drive U.S. manufacturers out of business.
Trade:
Nevada renewables companies complain that without exports to California, their businesses will falter
Trade:
China takes aim at a CPUC program that encourages businesses to buy renewable energy equipment locally.
Photovoltaic (PV):
2.6 billion of us lack access to sanitary facilities, and contamination of drinking water is one of the world's leading causes of infant death. But Caltech engineers may have a partial solution to the problem, and the whole thing runs on solar power.
Technology:
China's decision to stop exporting strategic minerals may boost reopening of a California Desert mine
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News and analysis about renewable energy in California. Blog host Chris Clarke is an environmental writer of two decades standing. He currently lives in Joshua Tree and can be contacted at: rewire@kcet.org.
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