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SunEdison Activates Phase I of its North Carolina Solar Project
By Harry Tournemille on February 9, 2010
Tags: Energy, MEMC Electronic Materials, SunEdison, GBP, Business Institute Solar Strategy, Carlos Domenech, Davidson County, Duke Energy, MEMC Electronic Materials Inc., North Carolina, NYSE:DUK, NYSE:WFM, photovoltaic, solar array, solar energy, solar power, solar power plants, SunEdison, United States, electricity, energy, Carlos Domenech, Finance, North Carolina

North America's largest solar energy services provider, SunEdison, has activated the first phase of its 16-megawatt (MW) solar farm in Davidson County, North Carolina.

Owens Corning and SunEdison Activate 440 Kilowatt PV Solar System in New Jersey
By Robert Gluck on November 20, 2009
Tags: Owens Corning, PSE&G, United States, GBP, USD, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Brian Jacolick, energy stimulus grant, Frank O’Brien-Bernini, Grant-in-lieu of Investment Tax Credit, green building, New Jersey, NYSE:OC, Owens Corning, PSE&G, solar energy, solar power, solar power plant, SunEdison, building materials, electricity, energy, fiberglass, Al Matos, Brian Jacolick, Finance, New Jersey, Ohio

Owens Corning (NYSE:OC) and SunEdison announced the activation of a 440 kilowatt (kW) roof-mount photovoltaic (PV) solar system at Owens Corning’s Kearny, New Jersey facility.

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