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Sunrise Solar Completes Successful Asian Mission
San Antonio TX (SPX) Dec 18, 2008 Sunrise Solar has announced the successful completion of its first Asian mission. The Company's Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Jun Kim, met with executives of solar partners and suppliers in Korea and China setting the foundation for the Company's future growth. "We expect the relationships we have established with these key industry partners to provide a base from which we will successfully implement our plan to develop major solar assets and introduce innovative solar solutions in this hemisphere," stated Eddie Austin, Chairman and CEO of Sunrise Solar Corp. "We have reached the inflection point in America where alternative energy has entered the mainstream and we expect to see widespread adoption in the years ahead." The United States trails nations such as Brazil, Germany and Japan in alternative energy development. U.S. Companies like SSLR, First Solar and Suntech Power Holdings are racing to catch up to international solar leaders such as Japan and Germany. SSLR is actively developing projects and new technologies in the U.S. but has seen the biggest opportunities present themselves in emerging markets that need to expand their access to alternative energy. Related Links Sunrise Solar All About Solar Energy at SolarDaily.com
Solar-Powered Obstruction Light Marks Towers And Construction Sites
Victoria, Canada (SPX) Dec 16, 2008Carmanah Technologies has introduced a new benchmark in solar-powered obstruction lighting: the solar-powered A810 Obstruction Lighting System. Suitable for marking towers and other fixed obstructions up to 150 feet (46 meters) in height, this stand-alone lighting system installs quickly to produce a bright, steady red signal wherever it's needed. |
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