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IDC Have Released The Results of a Study

Nov 19, 2013

IDC have released the results of a study which says that EMC’s backup and recovery solutions are measurably improving businesses. The whitepaper – “Generating Proven Business Value with EMC Backup and Recovery Solutions: ...

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The Construction of The Photovoltaic Power Industry Requires an Enormous Amount of Energy

Apr 11, 2013

April 8, 2013 - The construction of the photovoltaic power industry since 2000 has required an enormous amount of energy, say Stanford University researchers, mostly from fossil fuels. The good news is that the clean electricity from all ...

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A Residential German Solar System Costs $3/Watt Compared to a Residential US Solar System

Feb 20, 2013

A report by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory says soft costs are the reason why a residential German solar system costs $3/watt compared to a residential US solar system, which costs $6.19/watt. The study, Why Are Residential PV ...

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The Measurement of Operational Risks Is Still a Bit of a Puzzle for CSOs

Dec 27, 2012

If you don't know, you need a better connection to your company's risk managers, who measure risk by what can be insured and what it costs to do so. While the measurement of operational risks is still a bit of a puzzle for CSOs, risk ...

Tags: TCOR, CSOs, risk managers, total cost of risk

Five Solar Power Facts Offered up by This Particular U.S.Company

Dec 13, 2012

A company called inovateus solar has just issued a white paper called The Good News About Solar:Five Facts You Should Know,which is perfect timing because,although fossil fuels got quite a bit of notice during last night's debate between ...

Tags: solar power, solar industry, energy mix

DOE Revealed Its Latest Funding

Nov 17, 2011

The US Department of Energy (DOE) revealed its latest funding under the SunShot Initiative with a US$7 million effort for the reduction of non-hardware costs of residential and commercial PV installations. The funding will fall under the ...

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DOE Reveals Its Latest Funding with a US$7m Effort for The Reduction of Non-Hardware Costs

Nov 17, 2011

The US Department of Energy (DOE) revealed its latest funding under the SunShot Initiative with a US$7 million effort for the reduction of non-hardware costs of residential and commercial PV installations. The funding will fall under the ...

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