US HOT STOCKS: Synaptics, Las Vegas Sands, Gen-Probe – Wall Street Journal

US HOT STOCKS: Synaptics, Las Vegas Sands, Gen-Probe Wall Street Journal Meanwhile, other solar stocks were lower. Fellow thin-film solar-panel maker Energy Conversion Devices Inc. (ENER, $14.40, -$1.07, -6.92%) also declined, ... First Solar, Dun & Bradstreet Plunge; ITT Leads 123Jump.com all 5 news articles »

UPDATE: PSE&G Wins NJ Approval For $515 Million In Solar Projects (Nasdaq)

NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- New Jersey regulators on Wednesday cleared Public Service Electric & Gas Co. to spend $515 million on 80 megawatts worth of solar- power projects across the state through the end of 2013.

First Solar expanding to France – 13abc.com

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First Solar expanding to France 13abc.com First solar has announced a venture to create france's largest solar panel manufacturing plant. the northwest ohio-based company says it will produce solar ... Major solar panel plant to be built in France ENDS Europe (subscription) EDF Energies Nouvelles and First Solar to Build 100MW CdTe Solar ... Compound Semiconductors Online (press release) France to Aquire New Solar Plant Built by EDFEN & First Solar Electric.co.uk AZoCleantech all 12 news articles »

France to Aquire New Solar Plant Built by EDFEN & First Solar – Electric.co.uk

France to Aquire New Solar Plant Built by EDFEN & First Solar Electric.co.uk EDF Energies Nouvelles (EDFEN) and First Solar Inc. are teaming up to build France's largest solar panel manufacturing plant. The plant is expected to be at ... EDF, First Solar to build solar panel plant in France ENDS Europe (subscription) all 3 news articles »

EDFEN & First Solar To Build 100-MW Solar Manufacturing Plant in France (Renewable Energy World)

EDF Energies Nouvelles (EDFEN) and First Solar Inc. have announced a venture to build France's largest solar panel manufacturing plant. With an initial annual capacity of more than 100 megawatts (MW), the plant will produce solar panels made with First Solar's advanced, thin-film photovoltaic technology. At full production, projected for the second half of 2011, the plant could employ more than ...

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