
Characterized with the public collapse of Solyndra and the radical 70%+ drops of First Solar, Inc ( FSLR ) and SunPower Corporation ( SPWR ) in the past year alone, one would be quick to imagine the solar problem lies secluded to non-Chinese
implications : The deal is proof that "high quality projects will get financing even in a dislocated macro environment... and will have a positive perception effect" on SPWRA , WFR and others in downstream projects. Post your comment!
James Holden submits: Huge strides have been made in pursuit of a self-sustaining solar industry. China’s domestic subsidies created a forty percent component price drop last year alone. Long-term, solar grid parity is getting ever so close and will benefit the industry. Kees van der Leun of Ecofys
By Brett Korsgaard : It is unfortunate that the politically charged Solyndra affair seems to have cast a pall over the entire clean tech industry. Beneath the headlines however, it seems to me the stealth boom in clean tech continues unabated. Fully $7 billion in venture funding has been committed
SunPower SPWRA reported third-quarter results that were highlighted by $350 million goodwill write-down of its 2010 SunRay acquisition and
SunPower ( SPWRA ) shares swing lower after the solar panel maker reported a Q3 loss after booking massive ..... as part of a reorganization aimed at cutting costs and increasing competitiveness. SPWRA -9.4% premarket. Post your comment!
Genworth Financial ([[GNW]]), Seattle Genetics ([[SGEN]]), Starbucks ([[SBUX]]), SunPower ([[ SPWRA ]]). Those that missed forecasts include AIG ([[AIG]] but possibly not comparable), DaVita ([[DVA]]), Fluor
SunPower ( SPWRA ) gains 8.5% AH after reporting Q3 revenue of $705.4M (+28% Y/Y) and EPS of $0.16; the former missed by $7.2M
on expanding solar energy. Many solar stocks at the time were running high, namely First Solar ( FSLR ), SunPower Corp. ( SPWRA ), and even MEMC Electronic Materials ( WFR ). I would have added Evergeen Solar ( ESLRQ.PK ) to this list as the company
Yingli ( YGE +3.4% ) about German and Italian demand, as well as a general embrace of the risk trade . Some of the biggest winners: FSLR +8.3% . STP +8.7% . CSIQ +8.2% . LDK +7.3% . SPWRA +7.2% . Post your comment!