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Hashu

07/27/11 1:49 PM

#15485 RE: JHop #15484

Great!!!! How wonderful!!!
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Hashu

07/27/11 1:57 PM

#15486 RE: JHop #15484

Super find!! Jhop kudus to you!
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Snizzle

07/27/11 1:57 PM

#15487 RE: JHop #15484

Great find, nice start , let's see what else they got!! IMO, glta
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nsomniyak

07/27/11 2:18 PM

#15488 RE: JHop #15484

Well, on that news I took down the 8550 offered at .07. Right now that news is found by those looking for SLMU. Tomorrow it will come up for those look for GM.
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MTN_G

07/27/11 2:21 PM

#15489 RE: JHop #15484

you just made my day! Thank you!
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nsomniyak

07/27/11 2:22 PM

#15490 RE: JHop #15484

That item is posted on wxyz.com

As I recall from living there many years ago, WXYZ is one of the major TV stations in Detroit (ABC affiliate). My guess is that tomorrow, when GM actually makes the announcement, this could get some TV coverage in the Detroit metro area.
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bobbydigital

07/27/11 4:07 PM

#15572 RE: JHop #15484

I guess i tuned in a bit late.

Whats the correlation between Salamon Group and sunlogics? thanks

Subsidiary?
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TheFinalCD

07/27/11 4:32 PM

#15609 RE: JHop #15484

General Motors to announce major investment in solar power

Posted: 12:23 PM
Last Updated: 1 hour and 9 minutes ago

By: Dennis Cutler

WZYZ - General Motors will announce on Thursday they're new initiative to put more solar power at their select dealerships.

The company will invest $7.5 million dollars in Sunlogics which is a global solar energy provider that specializes in designing, developing and operating commercial solar installations.

The investment provides Sunlogics with funds to establish their headquarters and open manufacturing facilities in Oakland County Michigan which would create 200 jobs and in Ontario, Canada that would create 110 jobs.

The investment in Sunlogics will help GM drive their use of solar energy, specifically to help implement solar installations at various GM facilities over next five years.

Right now GM facilities with power stations generate 30 megawatts of solar power. The goal is to double that power to 60 megawatts.


The funding will also accelerate the rollout of the Chevrolet Green Zone which gives dealerships the option to build Volt solar charging stations around the country.


Each station allows for the potential of up to 4,500 charges per vehicle annually. Dealers who join The Green Zone will have a canopy that generates enough electricity for up to 12 full vehicle charges per day and the unused solar power generated will be re-routed back to the grid to offset cost of power used by the dealership.



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