It's always amazed me how there is a complete disconnect between climate and the impact of solar technology. By rights of course, Saudi Arabia ought to be the solar capital of the world, given the high solar radiation levels and consistent sunlight of its deserts. Yet it's countries like Germany and Japan that dominate the solar market.

And so to Norway, part of which is in the Artic Circle. Renewable Energy Corporation is according to this wikipedia " the world's largest producer of solar grade polysilicon, the world's largest producer of wafers for solar applications and a major producer of solar cells and modules. It is the only solar energy company to span the entire value chain, from silicon extraction to finished solar module product".

It is the world's largest solar company, market cap around EUR 4 billion - which since going public last May 9th, has drifted down a long wayfrom its launch price of 120.

Anway, I think the company could do with a name change - it's just so vague.

It closed today at 83.75.