BusinessWeek, picking up a story from Spiegel Online, reports about a massive solar plant opening in Portugal. The plant in Serpa, in the southern part of Portugal, has "a capacity of 11 megawatts, and will deliver electricity to around 8,000 households." The plant was installed by PowerLight Corporation, the wholly owned subsidiary of SunPower, and financed by GE Energy Financial Services. Read the entire article here and press releases by PowerLight and GE Energy Financial Services.
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