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ST broker called and it will take "a couple of days"
Tried to sell a few shares off the page and it said we didn't have any.....
Guess we have 40,000 shares of SLTD#.... 
It's moving on the watch list....
SLTDD $6.3505 $1.6392 +34.79% 6.33 6.50 8,053 2/25/2015 10:33:58 AM
How do I get my money...
SLTDD 6.00 +27.35% 6.00 6.32 4,302 5.50 7.50
OK
SLT DD
Double Ds means bigger!
IT will be funny either until PM opening or Market opening....
SLTD# -- 0.00 -- -- 40,000 7,248.00
SLTDD 4.7113 0.00% 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00
Solar3D Completes Reverse Stock Split
Company Takes Key Step in Preparation for Uplisting onto Senior Exchange
SANTA BARBARA, CA--- February 24, 2015 - Solar3D, Inc. (SLTD) (SLTDD), a leading provider of solar solutions and the developer of a proprietary high efficiency solar cell, is pleased to announce that it has effected a 1-for-26 reverse split of its issued and outstanding common stock (the "Reverse Split”) which will be effective February 25, 2015, as a key step in preparation for uplisting of the Company’s common shares onto a senior exchange.
Jim Nelson, CEO of Solar 3D said, “The reverse stock split was implemented to meet the price requirements for uplisting onto a senior exchange. Our Board and shareholders have strongly supported this initiative, as it will help broaden our shareholder base and improve liquidity in our common stock. We look forward to moving quickly towards this goal.”
As of the market open tomorrow, the Company’s shares will trade under the symbol “SLTDD,” with a “D” added for 20 trading days to signify that the reverse stock split has occurred. A new CUSIP number (83417A209) has been assigned to the Company’s common stock as a result of the reverse split.
As a result of the Reverse Split, the total issued and outstanding common shares will be reduced from approximately 381.7 million shares to approximately 14.7 million, subject to adjustment for fractional shares. No fractional shares are to be issued.
Any fractional shares resulting from the reverse stock split will be rounded up to the nearest whole share. The number of shares of common stock underlying the options, warrants, convertible securities or other rights to acquire shares of common stock will be adjusted accordingly.
About Solar3D, Inc.
Solar3D is a leading provider of solar power solutions and the developer of a proprietary high efficiency solar cell. The company’s SUNworks division focuses on the design, installation and management of solar power systems for commercial, agricultural and residential customers. SUNworks is one of the fastest growing solar systems providers in California and has delivered hundreds of 2.5 kilowatt to 1-megawatt commercial systems and has the capability of providing systems as large as 25 megawatts. Solar3D’s technology division is developing a patent-pending 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity. The Solar3D Cell collects sunlight from a wide angle and lets light bounce around in 3-dimensional microstructures on the solar cell surface. The Company’s mission is to further the widespread adoption of solar power by deploying affordable, state-of-the-art systems and developing breakthrough new solar technologies.
To learn more about Solar3D, visit our website at www.solar3d.com .
Safe Harbor Statement
Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. When used in this press release, the words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "may," "intend," "expect" and similar expressions identify such forward-looking statements. Actual results, performance or achievements could differ materially from those contemplated, expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements contained herein. These forward-looking statements are based largely on the expectations of the Company and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties. These risks include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties associated with: the impact of economic, competitive and other factors affecting the Company and its operations, markets, products, and prospects for sales, failure to commercialize our technology, failure of technology to perform as expected, failure to earn profit or revenue, higher costs than expected, persistent operating losses, ownership dilution, inability to repay debt, failure of acquired businesses to perform as expected, the impact on the national and local economies resulting from terrorist actions, and U.S. actions subsequently; and other factors detailed in reports filed by the Company.
OK Mark. You can start planning for all of that off the grid stuff you want. Congratulaions!! Go SLTD $$$$$$$
I was hoping for 26X without the RS...
Finally some REAL NEWS!
Real meaty!
With good news following to keep it above $4. OOOOWEEEEE!
After Lunch...
I think that "the boys" have it again!
Did you catch the plural "subsidiaries" hint in the PR?
WE GOT SPAMMMMMMMM!!!!! Woooooooo!!!! Put some out JN so we can go back to .05
SLTD already has a product. $50M+ revs 2015
Maybe Tuesday morn... No bank on Monday... Day traders will hate volume, but longs will love it next week
And I thought it was going to be the last week of Dec.....
I didn't know that it could be this affordable....
“SolarCity can allow area homeowners to go solar for as little as $30 per month with design, installation, financing, insurance and monitoring included,” the company said. On approved credit, according to the firm, a 3kW system starts at $30 or $40 per month with an annual cost boost ranging from zero to 2.9 percent each year for 20 years.
Solar PV Could Freeze Shale Gas In Its Steps, Reports Finds
February 22nd, 2015 by James Ayre
Editor’s Note: The media has hyped up the “shale gas revolution” like it’s another Kardashian. Swell, that’s all we need. But the fact of the matter is, shale gas is just going to be a big story for a relatively short period of time, and that time may already be coming to an end… according to at least one report. Solar on the other hand, is the hot new kid on the block. However, solar is going to be a mammoth in the energy field. Even Shell (the oil company) has forecast it being bigger than oil, gas, or any other source of energy by the end of the century — and it’s forecast is actually a pessimistic take on things. Solar costs will just keep coming down over time, too, while limited fossil fuels keep rise in price. The story is more predictable than a Hollywood movie. James discusses the matter and a recent report more in the Solar Love repost below, following the extra image. —Zachary Shahan
nd, it could potentially impact natural gas markets to a great enough degree to the stop the shale “revolution” dead in its tracks.
And, it could potentially impact natural gas markets to a great enough degree to the stop the shale “revolution” dead in its tracks.
The new report — from the energy research company Wood Mackenzie — makes the note that with the minor disruptions to natural gas markets that we are already seeing in California, a broader disruption of these markets could occur as a result of growing solar PV attractiveness… within the near future.
The research director for America’s power and renewable research arm of Wood Mackenzie, Prajit Ghosh, noted: “The role of solar in the North American power market has snowballed from a science experiment and a niche technology at best, to a key renewable competitor to wind, a regional threat for non-renewable technologies, and a potential disruptor of utility business models and the power industry at large.”
With falling solar costs (balance of systems costs in particular), and rising conversion efficiencies, solar appears to be nearing a breakout point, according to Ghosh.
“While more efficient solar technology may command a higher module price, the capacity gains per square meter usually make high-efficiency modules more economic on a $/W basis,” Ghosh stated.
Commenting on the potential of emerging solar modalities, such as perovskites and organic PV, senior analyst Chad Singleton, stated: “While these technologies are nowhere near commercial availability at the moment, they have a promising potential as an immensely versatile source of power generation.”
According to the report, by 2020, solar PV costs will be at grid parity in 19 states — and 38 by 2030. The prediction is that, owing to grid parity, installed capacity in the US will reach 71 gigawatts (GW) by 2035.
The report does note, though, that there are potential barriers between that number and where we are now — in particular, “reliability concerns, legal statutes, and other factors… including the indirect impact of lower oil prices on drilling activity and consequent gas prices.”
If rapid growth is to be seen, the report concludes, the solar industry needs to develop “compensations mechanisms.”
“Solar rooftops reduce the need for grid-connected power but do not eliminate it,” Ghosh continued. “Thus, issues around assigning fixed cost charges to maintain the grid have and will continue to rise.”
A lot is expected to happen in the coming years, one way or another. It should be interesting to watch, and participate in!
Haha - pass the paper, Sherpa . . .
Florida Power & Light Company and Daytona International Speedway Announce Plans to Add Major Solar Installation to DAYTONA Rising Project
PR Newswire
More Than 5,000 Solar Panels Will Help Power the Speedway's Operations and FPL Customers
One of the Top Five Largest Solar Installations at U.S. Professional Sports Venues
February 20, 2015: 02:13 PM ET
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/prnewswire/FL37231.htm
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Feb. 20, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- During one of the biggest weeks of the year for motorsports, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) and Daytona International Speedway (DIS) today announced plans to install commercial-scale distributed solar power at the "World Center of Racing," complementing the ongoing $400 million DAYTONA Rising redevelopment project.
The plan comprises the installation of more than 5,000 solar panels on multiple canopy-like structures that will offer areas of shade for race fans while generating zero-emissions energy. The solar panels will be located outside the frontstretch, in the Sprint FANZONE and in one of the Speedway's parking lots. The electricity generated will help power the Speedway's operations and FPL's 4.7 million customers via the grid.
"A destination for hundreds of thousands of visitors to our state every year, reaching millions across the globe on television and online, Daytona International Speedway is a Florida landmark and an American icon. We are truly honored to be part of its incredible revitalization," said Eric Silagy, president and CEO of FPL. "By partnering with the Speedway on this exciting project, we're building a shining example of our affordable clean energy commitment and showcasing Florida's innovation and advanced economy for the world."
FPL is a subsidiary of Florida-based NextEra Energy, Inc., the parent company of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, the Official Renewable Energy Provider of both Daytona International Speedway and Homestead-Miami Speedway. As part of a long-term partnership agreement, NextEra Energy Resources is continuing its entitlement sponsorship of the NextEra Energy Resources 250 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race that is held annually during Budweiser Speedweeks.
"We're very excited to continue our strong relationship with all of the NextEra Energy Companies," said Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood III. "FPL's solar energy solutions will help us create a modern and advanced motorsports stadium while improving the fan experience."
When the installation is complete, DIS will rank fifth-largest among U.S. professional sports facilities for solar energy capacity, according to data from the Solar Energy Installers Association. The project's total generating capacity is expected to be approximately 1.7 megawatts, making it one of the largest distributed solar installations in Florida.
The clean energy generated by the installation will prevent the emission of an estimated 2,200 metric tons of carbon dioxide each year – equivalent to an average vehicle driving 2,000,000 laps around Daytona International Speedway.
FPL plans to begin construction on the solar installation by this fall, with the goal of connecting it to the grid by the end of the year. The installation will include high-tech data-gathering equipment that will provide FPL with real-time and long-term data to help the company continue incorporating more solar power into the grid in the future.
Across Florida, before the end of 2016, FPL expects to triple its current solar capacity – adding a total of more than 225 megawatts of new solar power in Florida. The company currently operates 110 megawatts of solar at three large-scale plants, including the FPL Space Coast Next Generation Solar Energy Center, part of a public-private partnership with NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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