SSOL The old news that got us longs here today (I posted this on the next big play forum so as to show why this company is a good investment, but maybe it will serve as a reminder for anyone wanting to feel safe =P)
...all the news below had the stock running, till it was listed with an "E" and all information was shifted around on several sites. No one knew what had happened, and there were also 2 boards running at the same time on iHub further confusing investors.
longs got out with good profits anyways and stock has been moving up and sideways since that day..slowly but moving. This solar play just needs a few more people to take an honest look and it will fly..all imo
Tianwei SolarFilms And Sunvalley Solar Inc. Sign Strategic Partnership MOU
Tuesday, 8 Feb 2011 08:30am EST
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced that a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between Sunvalley Solar, Inc. and Tianwei SolarFilms to establish a strategic partnership in the United States. Both Sunvalley and Both organizations seek a collaboration in order to maximize their individual market share and reduce manufacturing and marketing costs. Objectives of this strategic partnership include; Increasing opportunities for each partner to expand their business in solar power system design, installation, procurement of equipment, technical services and others. Extending opportunities for each partner to contribute their experience and technologies to the development and implementation of solar power systems and equipments, including commercialization of patented technology. Working in partnership in areas of mutual interest, such as manufacturing and distributing advanced solar power systems design, pre-engineered solar installation products, solar system package solution, greenhouse, etc. with labeled names of both sides. Develop mutual interests in longer-term planning and strategic thinking in solar power field, including joint venture, merging, acquisition, local manufacturing or logistic management, etc;
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Signs Residential Solar Installation Contracts In Palm Desert, CA
Thursday, 3 Feb 2011 08:31am EST
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced that it has signed several residential solar installation contracts within the Palm Desert area. By the end of January, Sunvalley has already signed residential solar installation contracts worth over $140,000 in La Quinta, Thermal, and other cities surrounding Palm Desert, CA.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. and TianWei SolarFilms Sign 1.2 Megawatt Thin-Film Solar Panel Supplying Contract
Monday, 31 Jan 2011 08:31am EST
Sunvalley Solar, Inc. announced a 1.2 megawatt solar photovoltaic module supplying contract with TianWei SolarFilms. This contract will secure Sunvalley Solar panel supplying for its signed contractual projects in Palm Desert, California, while it also expands TianWei SolarFilms' presence in USA market.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Secures New Solar Installation Contract In Imperial, CA
Friday, 28 Jan 2011 08:30am EST
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced that it has signed a commercial solar installation contract with Crop Production Services in Imperial, California.. The 45.6 Kilowatt solar power system is comprised of 480 solar panels from Tianwei Solarfilms and one 50KW solar inverter from PV Powered. The total contracted value is approximately $209,760. The contract is supported by ~$100K of solar incentive rebates from the local utility company and ~$63K of Federal Tax Cash Grants from the Federal Treasury Department. The installation for Crop Production Services Inc. will begin in early 2011.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Secures Another $1.375 Million Solar Contract in Thermal
Monday, 24 Jan 2011 08:31am EST
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced that it has signed a commercial solar installation contract with Aqua Farming Tech, Inc. in the city of Thermal, California. The system size of this contract is 294.88 kilowatts and is comprised of 3140 solar panels from Tianwei Solarfilms and two 100KW and two 35KW solar inverters from PV Powered. The total contracted value is approximately $1,375,550. The solar system is expected to generate 506 Kilowatt hours of electricity annually. During the peak months of May through October the system will generate surplus power and earn credits with Imperial Irrigation District Utility, offsetting the less sunny winter months. Installation of the Aqua Farming Tech, Inc. 294.88KW solar system and other systems in the Palm Desert area will begin in early 2011.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Secures Solar Installation Contract In Holtville, CA
Tuesday, 18 Jan 2011 08:31am EST
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced that it has signed a commercial solar installation contract with Vessey & Co in Holtville, California. The Vessey contract consists of 572 solar panels from Tianwei Solarfilms and one 50KW solar inverter from PV Powered. The total contracted value is approximately $249,964. The installations for the Vessey & Co Inc. 54.34KW solar systems will begin in the middle of 2011.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Secures $663K Solar Installation Contract In Coachella, CA
Tuesday, 11 Jan 2011 10:35am EST
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced that it has signed a commercial solar installation contract with Seaview Packing in Coachella, California. Sunvalley was awarded a contract to design and install a solar power system to provide alternative energy to this historical Ranch. The solar system is expected to generate 224,364 Kilowatt hours of electricity annually. During the peak months of May through October the system will generate surplus power and earn credits with Imperial Irrigation District Utility, offsetting the less sunny winter months. The installation for Seaview Packing Inc. will begin in February of 2011.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Partners With GRID Alternatives
Friday, 17 Sep 2010 07:00am EDT
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced a statewide partnership with GRID Alternatives to provide solar solutions to low income families in California. Recently GRID Alternatives became the Program Manager for the Single-family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) Program, a California Solar Initiative program, which is funded by California ratepayers under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Partners With CED GreenTech for Widespread U.S. Solar Power Distribution
Thursday, 16 Sep 2010 04:16pm EDT
Sunvalley Solar Inc. and CED GreenTech announced a strategic partnership to provide renewable solar energy equipment and services to electrical contractors, builders, homeowners, businesses/commercial buildings, and government entities. This partnership will reduce environmental impact and energy costs and at the same time increase energy reliability and independence. This partnership blends CED GreenTech's expertise in electrical equipment distribution with Sunvalley's proficiency in both the installation and implementation of solar electricity and energy efficient technologies for end-users throughout the United States. Sunvalley Solar Inc. is the preferred distributor of CEEG SST, Canadian Solar Inc. and Tianwei Solarfilms in the USA, and an authorized distributor and strategic partner with top tier solar inverter supplier PV Powered. By partnering with these top solar manufacturers, Sunvalley Solar is able to offer high quality solar equipment and reference design to organizations at an affordable price relative to any comparable products available on the market. CED GreenTech uses and distributes CEEG SST's high efficiency, large power output (250W~300W) solar panel.
Sunvalley Solar Inc. Partners With KPR Consulting, Inc. To Complete Large Municipal Solar Proposal
Thursday, 16 Sep 2010 07:00am EDT
Sunvalley Solar Inc. announced a strategic partnership with KPR Consulting, Inc. to provide solar solutions to government facilities and civic buildings. KPR Consulting, Inc. was recently awarded a contract to conduct a feasibility study Solar Power Generation Assessment for multiple sites of a major Water District in Orange County, CA. KPR's partner in this endeavor was Sunvalley Solar, Inc. Through this partnership, Sunvalley's team assisted KPR in conducting a field survey of the existing facilities including the embankment of a large reservoir, several administrative and industrial buildings, and a hard-covered water tank. The study included drawings for the preliminary design of PV systems at each site along with their cost estimates and financial analysis.
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