GE debuts solar thin film breakthrough

James S Murray
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General Electric details plans for new line of solar thin film products, bolstering presence in booming solar market

General Electric (GE) has beefed up its presence in the solar energy market, unveiling two new thin-film cells that promise to lower the cost of next-generation solar technologies. GE confirmed yesterday...

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