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Astropower (APWR)
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Astropower (APWR) develops photovoltaic (PV) solar cells. It started trading on February 12, 1998. - APWR will try to boost its market share by using a new technique utilizing silicon film in a new solar cell production plant which should roughly triple output in 1998 and double it again in 1999. It has strategic partners in GPU (GPUI) and Corning Inc. - Please help to create a devoted, lively, informative thread and refrain from personal attacks and flaming.

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214Barnett is back on University of Delaware faculty. Name: Barnett, Allen M ms.smartest.person-3/5/2004
213<b>AstroPower files for bankruptcy</b> General Electric bids $15 milms.smartest.person-3/5/2004
212Hmm, another case of 90s greed? eom.psycho_killer-7/15/2003
211psycho killer ... <i>Any idea why Barnett was 'removed' from thems.smartest.person-7/15/2003
210Any idea why Barnett was 'removed' from the Director of IEC position? Apsycho_killer-7/11/2003
209The photovoltaic rumor mill says Astropower is not just having to restate earninms.smartest.person-7/7/2003
208The only thing that AstroPower needs to do is send a letter to the shareholders Art Bechhoefer-4/25/2003
207I agree, and I'd rather know sooner than later the details of the situation.Randy Ellingson-4/24/2003
206Because of failure to file their annual report in a timely manner, APWR is now tArt Bechhoefer-4/22/2003
205It *should* be low from what I know. My impression is that they are not a crookRandy Ellingson-4/18/2003
204What's the likelihood of BK? I didn't have much luck finding any news opsycho_killer-4/17/2003
203Hi Tom, Yes, eventually ... I'm not in denial (AFAIK)), and yes, they are Randy Ellingson-4/13/2003
202I assume you all know this, but this is one of those companies caught playing wiTom Pulley-4/13/2003
201...for a short?psycho_killer-4/11/2003
200Wow that chart looks great dude..10K a day-4/9/2003
199is 3 bucks cheap enough for this dude ...quasi-geezer-4/9/2003
198AstroPower (NASDAQ: APWR) Makes 4 Year Low OPS Alert March 4, 2003 AstroPower&#ms.smartest.person-3/15/2003
197Evergreen (ESLR) is still around, too. Anyone know anything about PowerLight, ptuck-12/1/2002
196My favorite is ENER their new plant is just coming on line and is capable of mandvdw©-11/30/2002
195what other solar companies are public? Check out Carmanah Technologies www.carStephen O-11/29/2002
194From Briefing.com >>11:39AM AstroPower falls on customer warning (APWR) 6tuck-9/30/2002
193The exercise of options by Stiner is especially intriguing based on the data. Injmc-9/17/2002
192Insiders have been buying recently: insider.thomsonfn.com Cheers, Tucktuck-9/17/2002
191I believe that it is ~25% hydroelectric, and 10% other (including wind, solar anDavesM-9/16/2002
190To answer my own question, California now gets 10% of electricity from renewabledennym7-9/15/2002
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