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The emerging solar market accounts for more than a third of venture capital invested in the United States’ energy sector—and solar projects increasingly are part of the project finance market.
From improvement in photovoltaic (PV) system efficiencies to the concentrated solar panel (CSP) field, the solar sector is maturing into a commercial industry that requires technological, legal and regulatory support. To Read More Click Here
Solar Attorneys Representing Solar Companies and Clients
Varios new solar Attorney's have been representing the interests of solar photovoltaic manufacturers, integrators, installers and financiers for several years, and have also been instrumental in shaping, in a manner favorable to the industry, various programs, tariffs, and policies aimed at expanding and providing incentives to the industry.
The World is Spending a Stunning $ 550 Billion per Year on Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Today, the Paris-based International Energy Agency released its 2014 World Energy Outlook, an annual data dump outlining where the world's energy use patterns are heading in the future. The basic upshot is that planet Earth is definitely moving in a cleaner and greener direction -- just not fast enough to save us from dangerous climate change.
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Deutsche Bank says US solar boom to reach 50GW by 2016
Energy analysts at Deutsche Bank are predicting a huge surge in the uptake of distributed solar PV in the United States, the world’s biggest economy and electricity market, saying solar PV installations could rise 7-fold in coming years and lift overall solar PV capacity to nearly 50GW by 2016. To Read More Click Here
New policy accelerates review of green technology patents
The U.S. Commerce Department’s Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will pilot a program to accelerate the examination of certain “green” technology patent applications, Secretary Gary Locke announced on Monday. The new initiative will accelerate the development and deployment of green technology, create green jobs, and promote U.S. competitiveness in this vital sector.
“American competitiveness depends on innovation and innovation depends on creative Americans developing new technology,” U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said. “By ensuring that many new products will receive patent protection more quickly, we can encourage our brightest innovators to invest needed resources in developing new technologies and help bring those technologies to market more quickly. To Learn More Click Here
Tampa, Florida Attorney Specialized in assisting
Solar Clients and Solar Companies
EXPERIENCED TAMPA TRIAL ATTORNEY
Craig E. Rothburd
Managing Partner and Founder
Email: Craig Rothburd | Phone: 813-251-8800
BUSINESS LITIGATION
Litigation on behalf of your business
If you engage in commerce, sooner or later you are almost certain to encounter a dispute with a customer, client, competitor or contractor that you will need outside help to resolve. Craig Rothburd has been assisting businesses for over 20 years through the civil court system in both federal and state court as well as alternative dispute resolution, such as arbitration. He has the knowledge and experience to help your business in cases related to:
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Partnership and shareholder disputes
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Business torts
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Breach of contract
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Banking and creditor issues
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Lender liability
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Real estate
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Securities
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Intellectual property, including copyright and trademark infringement
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Construction law
Office Location
320 W. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 700
Tampa, FL 33606
Ph: 813-251-8800
Fax: 813-251-5042
Areas of practice
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Complex business litigation
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Class actions
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Commercial law
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Consumer law
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Corporate law
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Real estate
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Litigation
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Building awareness of the Importance of Laws, Rules and Regulations in the Solar Industry
Stetson Law students along with University of South Florida and University of Tampa students are embracing the future in Solar Tech
MORE TO KNOW
The global market for solar energy is growing within the following countries; United States, The Bahamas, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Spain, Australia, China, Iceland, India, Hong Kong, Luxemburg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Norway, Ireland, Greece, France, Germany, Italy and Japan.
KEYS TO SUCCESS
Bright Solar Systems has identified three keys to success that help the company grow into a mature market leader.
• Providing cutting edge, reliable, and simple-to-install
and maintain solar systems.
• Broadening the market of solar systems into a
mainstream energy source.
• Designing and implementing strict financial controls.