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10/13/2011
As an industry and as individual companies PV must get big fast. Consolidation is going to continue in the PV industry, and we need that consolidation for the industry to continue its rapid growth.
10/13/2011
Maryland Gov Martin O’Malley and other state dignitaries celebrated the completion of one of the largest commercially owned solar power systems in the eastern United States at Perdue Inc’s corporate headquarters.
10/13/2011
TimberRock Energy Solutions has commissioned Maryland's first solar EV charging station at General Motor's Allison Transmission plant in White Marsh, Maryland.
10/12/2011
Nestle, Purina PetCare and Perdue Incorporated have unveiled major solar arrays in Arizona and Maryland.
10/12/2011
Governor Martin O'Malley and other Maryland dignitaries announced the completion of a commercially owned solar power system in the eastern United States at Perdue Inc.'s corporate headquarters.
10/12/2011
TimberRock Energy Solutions and Standard Solar will be partnering to install a solar charging station at the White Marsh General Motors Allison Transmission Plant.
10/09/2011
Friday morning Gov. Martin O'Malley, along with several state officials and members of the Perdue family, walked through blades of bright green grass growing beneath 5,000 solar panels that stand adjacent to Perdue's corporate headquarters.
10/07/2011
A giant solar panel array has been unveiled at poultry giant Perdue’s corporate headquarters on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Governor Martin O’Malley was there to help showcase the state's green efforts.
09/27/2011
Standard Solar installed a large array of solar panels at the Twin Ridge apartment complex in Pikesville this month.
09/25/2011
Rob Busler of Standard Solar and Nate Greenberg of Washington Gas Energy Systems have proposed a solar power installation behind Rock Hall's town sewage lagoon.
