--- Terry,
> Well, it looks like the OptiSolar installation will
> indeed be the largest ...
That will be a temporary claim ("largest") and PG&E
has been faulted for the way this was handled.
BTW Optisolar/Sun is and a few other solar ventures
are owned/founded/spinoffs of Cypress Semiconductor
and that stock took a huge jump last week...
... Surprised that you did not mention Nanosolar which
notably was NOT chosen by PG&E -
...which is bound to hurt their pride and massive PR
efforts - since now, Nanosolar will be buying electric
power for the sun which is produced by panels made by
their close neighbors and competitors. Indium is so
tight in supply that Nanosolar cannot even make panels
for their own factory, nor bid on big projects.
I am still of the belief (but hope that I am wrong)...
due to all the Nano-hype, and Na-No delivery of
product, Na-No independent testing, and Na-No dealers,
Na-No orders being taken etc, etc... that Na-No-solar
is closer to solar-scam than solar-savior and that we
should just say "Na" until Na-No can prove otherwise
and make critics drop the hyphen ...
Jones
