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Los Angeles Times, March 10, 2010
Recovery emerging from U.S. factories
"We could have a renaissance here," said Ron Bloom, President Obama's manufacturing czar. "Indeed," Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke declared late last month, "manufacturing has been leading the recovery so far."
The basis for that optimism is emerging companies such as Nanosolar Inc. in San Jose, which is riding a wave of demand for "green energy" equipment, as well as established firms such as Intel Corp. and Boeing Co. that are investing billions in U.S. production facilities.
PV-Tech, December 23, 2009
PV-Tech’s Top 10 Stories of 2009
"Nanosolar's progress was the #1 top story of the year 2009"
PV-Tech, September 14, 2009
Printed PV: Nanosolar unveils 640MW utility-scale panel fab, high-efficiency CIGS cell production
"A factory unlike any we've ever seen"
The Business Insider, September 9, 2009
Why Nanosolar Is A Big Deal
"Nanosolar is emerging as a serious player"
The New York Times, September 9, 2009
$4.1 Billion in Orders for Thin-Film Solar
"Nanosolar pulled back the curtain on its technology"
Wired, September 9, 2009
Thin-Film Solar Startup Debuts With $4 Billion in Contracts
"Nanosolar cheap enough to compete with fossil fuels in markets across the world"
The Star, March 19, 2009
Solar energy giants discovering Ontario
"Ontario feed-in-tariff interests Nanosolar"
Politico, February 25, 2009
Whither energy industry's Bill Gates?
"New stimulus funding expected to spur $100 billion in projects"
Fast Company, February 11, 2009
The World's Most Innovative Companies
"Nanosolar hot on First Solar's tail"
Product Design & Development, January 26, 2009
The Growing Market for Solar Cells
"Printing playing key roll in development of low-cost solar cells"
Silicon Alley Insider, January 24, 2009
VC Investing Drops for 2008, But Green Grows
"Nanosolar took the top spot in 2008"
