June ended up being one hell of a busy month news-wise, thanks primarily to China’s announcement. As many pointed out, the industry should have seen it coming; it nevertheless was still an abrupt bit of policy meddling, which is never a good idea.

The vehicle inverters market comprises major manufacturers such as Denso (Japan), Delphi Technologies (UK), Continental AG (Germany), Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan), Toshiba (Japan), and Hitachi (Japan). Key Topics Covered:

SMA America announced that its UL-listed Sunny Boy Storage-US inverter, SMA’s solution for residential energy storage and management, is now shipping.

To support the team, six bifacial solar panels measuring 10sqm have been installed on the roof of the main service lorry and include the latest photovoltaic (PV) panels, supplied by SoliTek.

Alpha and Omega Semiconductor currently has a consensus price target of $13.00, indicating a potential upside of 14.34%. Given Alpha and Omega Semiconductor’s higher possible upside, equities analysts clearly believe Alpha and Omega Semiconductor is more favorable than China Sunergy.

Cronin and Cushman agree that it all depends on whether research teams can get the money and partnerships needed to manufacture flow battery-powered cars at scale. And even with their advantages, it’s unclear how well flow batteries would compete with lithium-ion batteries, which have dominated the market for years.

List of players also available in Coverage: Schaeffler (Germany) , Valeo (France) and Zf Friedrichshafen Ag (Germany)

Note: We will continue to update this list as more Samsung Galaxy S10 wireless chargers from third-party companies add support for Fast Charge 2.0. 

The Michigan State Police recommends putting together an emergency kit with the following items to use in all types of situations:

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A year ago, the 52-year-old University carpenter made some pretty radical lifestyle changes—he outfitted his home with solar panels and bought a hybrid SUV. Now he charges his vehicle off the sun and drives 60 miles to and from work daily, leaving a zero carbon footprint behind.

“People automatically think ‘Oh, you’re only doing it because you want to be green or because you want the publicity,’ but there’s also a lot of operational things in there,” Lloyd says. “It’s about running a business efficiently. Energy is a huge cost to the club, so managing that properly is great. If we can do that in a sustainable way, then all the better.”