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Green & Gold Energy was founded to to deliver cost-effective, grid-competitive solar electric power. Their stated goal is to reduce the delivered cost of rooftop generated photovoltaic electrical output to below that available from the grid.
The company's SunCube™ system is listed in the top ten of NEC's Congress:Top 100 Technologies -- RD because of its efficiency, low cost, simplicity, safety, and availability for residential application.
http://www.greenandgoldenergy.com.au
On May 17, 2008, Greg Watson, CEO, Green and Gold Energy Pty., Ltd wrote:
As an update, SunCube production has been held up (about 8 months) waiting
on the Emcore CPV receiver module to pass our qualification tests. It is now
in production with the first 40,000 receivers (1.3 MWs) shipped to ES System
of Korea who have just placed a direct order for 70 MWs.
Square Engineering of India will finish their dedicated 100 MW per year
SunCube manufacturing facility in a few months (photos on the GGE web site)
and will be placing their order for around 50 MW in the first 12 months and
100 MWs in the second year.
Spain, Israel and Australia will follow shortly with first year SCIG volume
around 200 MW and 2nd year at around 400 MWs.
SunBall wins ABC TV's 2005 New Inventors
EMCORE Receives a $24 Million Purchase Order for Concentrator Solar Cells from Green and Gold Energy - EMCORE Corporation has been awarded a follow-on production order from Green and Gold Energy (GGE) for 3 million solar cells for use in GGE's SunCube(TM) terrestrial concentrator system. This 105 MW purchase order represents the largest procurement of concentrator solar cells in the industry to date and is a follow-on order to an initial 5 MW order placed earlier this year. All hardware ordered under this contract is to be shipped by the end of 2008. (Yahoo PR Aug. 29, 1007)
Update on the Green and Gold SolarCube - Green and Gold Energy Sun Cube rooftop concentrating solar photovoltaic module development process will be completed by the end March 2007 with the first Australian installations occurring before the end of April 2007. Retail cost in the US is expected to be US $1,000. (The Energy Blog Apr. 04, 2007)
SolarCube™ to slash residential solar to below-grid energy price - Award-winning, innovative solar technology focuses sun's energy onto photovoltaic cells for increased efficiency. Product release slated for March. (PESN Feb. 1, 2006)
Sunball - (ABC News feature 26 October, 2005)
I think you will agree my degree of openness with the SunBall and SunCube is
a first timer. I fully realize the dirty tricks the existing fossil fuel and
electricity industry will bring to bear to stop losing kWhs to rooftop
solar generation.
One way to ensure my and the products' survival is to be very open with the
technology so others can copy what I have done. I have offered other
concentrator developers to swap, on a equal kWh basis, SunCubes for their
concentrator technology. The market for grid competitive kWhs is so massive
no one company could supply the demand. The more that solar concentrators
appearing on rooftops the more the entire concentrator industry will
survive.
We are in the first stage of a real war in which the existing electricity
providers and their fossil fuel miners will do anything to stop kWhs being
generated on consumers rooftops. When solar kWhs were much more costly than
those from the grid, the industry didn't lose any sleep. Now that
solar kWhs can be delivered at a lower cost than from the grid the world of
the fossil fuel supplier and electricity industry company has changed and
their income is under real threat.
In Australia the dirty tricks have started:
http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/content/2006/s1566257.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2003/s1006343.htm
Greg
See Talk:Directory:Green and Gold Energy
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/SunGrid/messages/ - Company discussion forum messages are publicly accessible.
On Apr. 13, 2008, New Energy Congress member, Congress:Member:Jonathan Bonanno wrote:
I just bumped into Greg at a CPV conference in Madrid. GGE was a major sponsor of the event and just announced a $50 mil. purchase order for Emcore TJ cells...so I think he has some serious funding or at least revenue.
The product looks good and based on the amount of licenses that he has sold, SunCube must work.
Greg Watson, CEO
Green and Gold Energy
Adelaide, South Australia
+61 408 843 089
E-Mail: [mailto:greg.watson@greenandgoldenergy.com.au?subject=Green%20and%20Gold%20Energy%20featured%20at%20PESWiki.com greg.watson@greenandgoldenergy.com.au]
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