Sharp to boost solar investment
Published Monday, 5th November 2007
Right now the solar market really seems to be…heating up. Hah!
This from Gizmodo:
Official reports from Sharp indicate the company is set to invest heavily in thin film silicon solar cells in the coming year. The production shall take place at Sharp’s Nara Prefecture plant in Japan. Sharp currently stands as the world’s largest solar panel manufacturer, but is not meeting the growing demand.
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