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January 19th, 2010
First Solar Begins Operation of Largest Thin-Film PV Plant in California
Abstract:
First Solar's utility-scale PV plant has now been quietly up and running, in Blythe, California, for its first full month. Once it got a go-ahead in the summer this project only took three months to build.
Perhaps its relatively smaller size for utility-scale solar holds a key to its success in getting off the ground. Unlike the 250 MW solar trough technologies that are held up in reviews, this project is a modest 21 MW.
Source:
cleantechnica.com
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