June 12th, 2011 — pda Mounts
I have a 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT Spyder. I have searched for replacement motor mounts and they all have different descriptions. I need to know which ones I need.
Go to autopartswarehouse.com, partstrain.com, autopartsgiant.com or rock auto.com and key in the year make and model of your car. Thare are two Eclipse Spider models. Type in motor mounts in the rectangular box at the top.
*Read the discriptions of where the motor mounts go on the engine. They're all shaped differently.
May 25th, 2011 — pda Mounts
SolarWorld’s high-performance solar panels have begun moving in rail containers from near the company’s U.S. headquarters plant in Hillsboro, Ore., on their way to supply a 33-megawatt installation on land totaling 300 acres in southeast Ontario, Canada.
Rail shipment is possible because SolarWorld, the largest U.S. solar technology manufacturer for more than 35 years, manufactures its crystalline silicon solar electric panels in the major market geographies where the company sells them. the practice minimizes shipping costs, fuel consumption and noxious emissions. Every week, an average of 30 trucks each laden with 540 SolarWorld panels – about 3.75 megawatts total – leave the Hillsboro plant for the Port of Portland’s nearby intermodal facility, where they transfer to rail for their trip to Ontario.
the solar power plant site is located in rural East-Hawkesbury, just south of both the Ottawa River and Trans Canada Highway and about 45 miles west of Montreal, Quebec. In all, 144,060 panels are expected to generate 39 gigawatt-hours annually, enough to power about 2,600 homes. the development is considered one of the most significant solar projects in one of the leading North American political jurisdictions in terms of policy to cultivate a market for solar energy.
“Low-impact shipping is just another upside of SolarWorld’s in-market manufacturing,” said Kevin Kilkelly, president of SolarWorld Americas. “A truly green manufacturer not only produces clean products but also minimizes the impact of its production. Our manufacturing in North America reflects that commitment.”
the Stardale PV Solar Project represents the first solar electric power project of Innergex Renewable Energy inc., a leading developer, owner and operator of hydroelectric facilities and energy projects in North America. Enfinity owned and developed the project prior to its sale to Innergex and currently is the project partner for engineering, procurement and construction as well as operations and maintenance.
Rafael Dobrzynski, Chief Executive Officer of Enfinity Americas, said, “In a major transaction like this, many different elements work together to deliver a successful outcome. SolarWorld’s innovative production and freight solutions played an important part in the deal. From our perspective, it is crucial that the product is manufactured in the USA, which enables the project to apply for support from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank), improving the overall feasibility of the project.”
Work on the project began in November 2010; it is expected to conclude by the first quarter of 2012. the total project cost is estimated at $140 million Canadian.
About SolarWorld (SolarWorld.com):
SolarWorld (ISIN: DE0005108401) is a worldwide leader in offering brand-name, high quality, crystalline solar-power technology. Its strength is its fully integrated solar production. From silicon as the raw material through wafers, cells and modules all the way to turn-key solar systems of all sizes, the group combines all stages of the solar value chain. the central business activity is selling quality modules into the installation and distribution trades and crystalline wafers to the international solar cell industry. Group headquarters are located in Bonn, Germany. the group’s largest production facilities operate in Freiberg, Germany, and Hillsboro in the U.S. state of Oregon. Sustainability is the basis of the group strategy. Under the name Solar2World, the group supports care projects using off-grid solar-power solutions in developing countries, exemplifying sustainable economic development. Worldwide, SolarWorld employs more than 3,600 people. SolarWorld AG has been quoted on the stock exchange since 1999 and today is listed on, among others, the TecDAX and