Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente designs, manufactures, supplies and installs photovoltaic and thermal solutions for the utilization of Solar Power. It’s rapid expansion and technological innovation have in a few years made it one of the leading companies in the sector of renewable energies.Founded in 2002 and composed by a human team with more than 20 years of experience in the Energy sector, since June of 2007, it is the first solar company listed in the Spanish Stock exchange. Solaria is recognized by it’s shareholders, clients and suppliers as a guarantee of solvency, safety and transparency, joined with the highest degree of adaptation and flexibility in an environment that is in constant change.Solaria's privileged situation in the market is a reflection of the constant search for innovation materialized across a dynamic organization, a solid financial structure and an efficient network of distribution, marketing and sales.

Craig and Derricott is a British Manufacturer of control gear products with a reputation for engineering expertise, customer service and well proven products. In February 2008 the company was acquired by Victory Transformers and Switchgear of India. Victory is a well established family owned company specializing in Power and Distribution Transformers based in Hyderabad with several other factories also in India. Since being acquired Craig and Derricott have engaged in a program of investment and growth with significant recruitment across the business in Engineering, Sales and Manufacturing. New products are being progressively introduced along with other significant product upgrades and enhancements.

The Babcock & Wilcox Company (B&W), but don't blame the company if your train was running late this morning. B&W designs, supplies, and services power generation systems and equipment, from boilers to nuclear steam generators. The company provides about 25% of the world's boiler-powered electricity, and it has made nearly half of the process recovery boilers used in paper mills in the US. The boiler maker's products can be found in more than 800 utilities in 90-plus countries. B&W also owns specialty nuclear fuels company Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS), which has a production plant in Tennessee. B&W owner, McDermott International looks to spinoff B&W in 2010.

Triana Industries defies the three strikes you're out odds in sports and manufacturing. Since its founding in 1972, it has transitioned from assembling telecommunications devices, to computer boards, to making wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and electromechanical components, largely for Chrysler. In 2007, the company took a hit from overseas rivals of auto wiring harnesses. Triana slashed its workforce by 85% and put its weight behind its metal and steel fabrication division. Its client roster has included Navistar (formerly International Truck and Engine), North American Bus Industries, and United Technologies. CEO Ralph Malone, former NFL lineman and son of the late founder George Malone, owns the company.

Sono-Tek Corporation engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of ultrasonic liquid atomizing nozzles worldwide. Ultrasonic nozzle systems atomize low to medium viscosity liquids. It principally offers SonoFlux 2000F, which is useful to electronic circuit board manufacturers to apply solder flux to fixed width circuit boards; SonoFlux 2000FP, SonoFlux XL, and SonoFlux EZ that apply solder flux to electronic printed circuit boards and is used by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) or contract manufacturers of electronic circuit assemblies; and SonoFlux Servo, a spray fluxer that provides flux to various areas of a circuit board, as well as fluxing. The company also provides MediCoat for stent coating, a system designed to apply thin layers of polymer and drug coatings to arterial stents with high precision; WideTrack, a wide area modular coating system, which is used by glass manufacturers for Web-coating; and SonoDry ultrasonic spray dryers. It also provides a line of equipment for applications involving coatings for fuel cell membranes and solar energy panels. Sono-Tek Corporation markets and distributes its products through independent distributors, sales representatives, sales representative companies, original equipment manufacturers, and an in-house direct sales force. The company was founded in 1975 and is based in Milton, New York.

Toshiba Semiconductor (TSW) is the microchip arm of electronics titan Toshiba Corporation. Toshiba makes many kinds of discrete devices and integrated circuits (ICs), including application-specific standard products (ASSPs), diodes, linear devices, logic chips, microcontrollers, sensors, and transistors. Toshiba's semiconductor operations also make optical components, as well as many kinds of memory chips, including DRAMs, static RAMs (SRAMs), flash memory devices, and electrically erasable programmable read-only memories (EEPROMs). The company works cooperatively with other chip makers and manufacturers of consumer electronics to advance the functionality of its products.

Intermark Industries, Inc. is a wholesale distributor and manufacturer serving the world markets with the finest in electronic equipment, accessories, replacement parts, professional audio products, and more. The proud manufacturer of BK Electronics and Blast King speakers, Intermark prides itself on providing exceptional quality at great prices. Additionally, Intermark is also the preferred distributor of over 40 prestigious product lines in the electronics, audio, communications, test equipment, accessories, cable, and tools fields.

ZF Electronics Corporation company was founded in 1953 and is based in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. ZF Electronics Corporation engages in the design, development, and manufacture of computer keyboards, snap-action and rocker switches, magnetic sensors and controls, and automotive modules. It offers subminiature, miniature, general purpose, splash-proof/sealed, interlock, waterproof rocker/pushbuttons, push wheel, and key switches; and speed and speed/direction sensors, as well as proximity and rotary sensors. The company provides point of sale keyboards, integrated security devices, industrial/medical keyboards, and desktop products; smart card readers, biometric keyboards, magnetic card readers, and compact keyboards; and cleanable keyboards for various applications in diagnostic equipment, medical carts, laboratories, factories, and schools, as well as offers contract electronic manufacturing services. It serves automotive, computer, and consumer/commercial OEM markets, as well as auto powertrain, carbody, medical, non-auto vehicle, point-of-sale, and security markets in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Intevac, Inc. provides manufacturing equipment and solutions to the hard disk drive industry; and advanced etch technology systems to the semiconductor industry. It operates in two segments, Equipment and Intevac Photonics. The Equipment segment designs, manufactures, and markets magnetic media sputtering equipment, including 200 Lean Gen II disk sputtering systems; and Intevac DLS-100 and Intevac AccuLuber disk lubrication systems to the hard disk drive industry, as well as Lean Etch, a dielectric etch semiconductor manufacturing system to the semiconductor industry. This segment also provides installation, maintenance, and repair services, as well as technology upgrades, spare parts, and consumables. It sells products through direct sales force and distributors. The Intevac Photonics segment provides digital-optical products for the capture and display of low-light images and the optical analysis of materials. It provides sensors, cameras, and systems for government applications, such as night vision, long-range target identification, and simulation training; and for commercial applications in the inspection, medical, scientific, and security industries, as well as in military and law enforcement markets. Its products include night vision systems, cameras for long-range target identification, intensified photodiodes, near-eye display systems, commercial low-light cameras, and Raman materials identification instruments. This segment sells products through its direct sales force, system integrators, distributors, and value added resellers.

Silicon Valley Microelectronics (SVM) provides silicon wafers and services to Silicon Valley -- and the rest of the world. SVM distributes wafers to the semiconductor and solar industries. The company makes standard silicon products and wafers made from specialty materials, such as gallium arsenide, indium phosphide, and silicon carbide. SVM offers grinding, polishing, film deposition, and other related wafer-processing services. Its solar business includes SV Solar (solar module manufacturing) and Vista Solar (installation and monitoring services). SVM sells its products in Asia, Europe, and the US. Owner and CEO Patrick Callinan founded SVM in 1990 as a distributor of ceramic packages for electronic devices.

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