Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc. was founded to execute a grass roots campaign, “RENEW THE NATION”, to help redeploy a portion of the U.S. work force while reducing the world’s dependence on fossil fuels. The company’s business is focused on integrating and selling solar thermal and photovoltaic technologies, while building a profitable company.

Solar Energy Initiatives is committed to a multi-pronged approach to achieve its corporate goals. This approach includes: continuing development of one of the fastest growing dealer networks in the U.S.; solar education and technical training to the private and public sectors, placing solar systems on large commercial buildings and selling the energy output to the owner/occupant(s) through Solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and becoming a developer of solar parks.

The company has rapidly expanded its dealership network, bringing many newly trained solar contractors to the expanding marketplace. Solar Energy Initiatives’ primary focus is on providing wholesale solar equipment to its

Solar Energy Initiatives was founded with the purpose of executing a grass roots campaign, “RENEW THE NATION”, to help redeploy a portion of the U.S. work force and reduce the world’s dependence on fossil fuels by selling solar thermal and photovoltaic (PV) technologies. Since acquiring the assets of Solar Energy, Inc. last year, the company has rapidly expanded its dealership network bringing many newly trained solar contractors to the growing marketplace.

Solar Energy Initiatives aims to integrate and sell solar thermal and photovoltaic technologies while building a profitable company. Although the company’s focus is on providing wholesale solar equipment to its network of dealers who perform installations, the company also offers a selection of solar equipment and systems through its online “shopping cart” for do-it-yourselfers and hobbyists.

The company’s team and affiliates retain extensive experience and are able to provide technical sizing, support, equipment-matching and sourcing to supply equipment for almost any

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Just days after Chrysler LLC said it would be cutting one quarter of its auto dealerships, 1,100 General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM) dealerships have reportedly been told not to expect a relationship with the embattled U.S. carmaker after October 2010.

GM dealers targeted for separation were informed by

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Just days after Chrysler LLC said it would be cutting one quarter of its auto dealerships, 1,100 General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM) dealerships have reportedly been told not to expect a relationship with the embattled U.S. carmaker after October 2010.

GM dealers targeted for separation were informed by letter over the weekend, Reuters reported.

The eradication of hundreds of hundreds of American auto dealerships is merely the latest development in the ongoing dismantling of the so-called U.S. “Big Three’’ – a  process that seems likely to leave Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) as the last American automaker standing.

“These companies are making up for now for what they have avoided doing for years, if not decades,” industry analyst John A. Casesa, managing partner of consultantcy Casesa Shapiro Group LLC, told The New York Times. “And if the