Other Companies
Other notable companies include:
- Arubedo, Stockholm, Sweden
- Ascent Solar, Tucson, Arizona, US
- Anwell Solar, Hong Kong, China
- DayStar Technologies, Inc., Santa Clara, California, US
- Dyesol,Canberra, Australia
- Global Solar, Tucson, Arizona, US
- GreenSun Energy, Jerusalem, Israel
- HelioVolt, Austin, Texas, US
- International Solar Electric Technology, Chatsworth, California, US
- Isofotón, Malaga, Spain
- Konarka Technologies, Inc., Lowell, Massachusetts, US
- LDK Solar, Xinyu, China
- Miasolé, California, US
- Mitsubishi Electric, Tokyo, Japan
- Moser Baer Photovoltaic, Delhi, India
- Nanosolar, San José, California, US
- Odersun, Frankfurt Oder, Germany
- PowerFilm, Inc., Ames, Iowa, US
- Pyron Solar, San Diego, California, US
- Renewable Energy Corporation, Norway
- Schott Solar, Germany
- Signet Solar, California, US
- Skyline Solar, Mountain View, California, US
- SolarEdge, Grass Valley, California, US
- SolarPark Korea, Wanju, South Korea
- SolarWorld, Bonn, Germany
- Solimpeks, Munich, Germany
- SoloPower, San José, California, US
- Spectrolab, Inc., Sylmar, California, US
- Sulfurcell, Company has changed Name to Soltecture in 2011, Germany
- SunEdison
- Suniva, Norcross, Georgia, US
- Sun Power Corporation, San Jose, California, US
- Tenksolar, Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
- Topray Solar, China
- Unirac, Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
- Wagner & Co., Germany
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