SolarCity, founded in 2006 ... First Solar probably emerged as the more financially sustainable and strategically resilient company. While SolarCity initially disrupted the residential solar ...

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SolarCity, which focuses on putting solar panels on the roofs of homes and buildings, didn’t invent the solar panel. But, like Ford Motor Co. did a century ago, it has put together and perfected ...

Solar company Cogenra is suing Elon Musk’s SolarCity over the use of shingling technology the company alleges SolarCity took from Cogenra and used to create a world-record breaking solar panel.

SolarCity Corp. stock surged 47% in its first day of trading, but analysts are skeptical that the Silicon Valley solar energy provider will be able to boost investor interest in the rest of the ...

The company offers three main choices to customers: 1. You lease solar panels/enter a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) For leasing, SolarCity takes no money down and leases you panels over a 20-year ...

Back in 2016, Tesla acquired solar panel manufacturer SolarCity, billing the $2.6 billion deal as an opportunity to create "the world's only vertically integrated sustainable energy company." ...

SolarCity's stock is down about 13% since the company last reported earnings. Here's a look at what you should watch for when the company reports on July 29.

SolarCity, the solar energy company that was acquired by Tesla last year, will pay $29.5 million as part of a settlement with the government, which accused the company of lying to the government ...

SolarCity did not manufacture its own solar panels but instead relied on third-party suppliers. The company focused on delivering and financing installations rather than innovating new panel designs.

The solar industry is maturing in the U.S., and SolarCity is realizing it has to mature as well. That means giving up on almost all of the audacious goals the company -- and its leaders, Elon Musk ...