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K Road Power is proceeding with development of the Calico Solar project, although the company was "still digesting the Stirling bankruptcy" and had "not made any final decisions yet" on how to proceed with the portion of the facility that was to use Stirling's technology, Dan O'Shea, a senior vice president at New York-based K Road, said Thursday.

Solar-Gear Maker Files for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Protection Cassandra Sweet 2011

Tessera sold that project, called Calico Solar, to developer K Road Power, which redesigned the project to use primarily solar panels to generate electricity, but also included a portion that would use Stirling's technology.

Solar-Gear Maker Files for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Protection Cassandra Sweet 2011

Here's a series of videos recorded by a serious fan of S.M. Stirling's Emberverse (a.k.a. The Change), the post-technology future setting of the novels Dies the Fire, The Protector's War, A Meeting at Corvallis, The Sunrise Lands, The Scourge of God, and The Sword of the Lady.

Tour S.M. Stirling's Emberverse 2010

Stirling's In the Courts of the Crimson Kings (and Sky People) books as exemplars of this.

Archive 2010-01-01 Blue Tyson 2010

Also in December, NTR unit Tessera Solar lost a key contract with Edison International 's southern California utility to sell the output from a 663-megawatt solar-power plant that was designed to use Stirling's technology.

Solar-Gear Maker Files for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Protection Cassandra Sweet 2011

But the most recent book I read at one jump was Stirling's "In the Courts of the Crimson Kings".

Reader Challenge: SF Books You've Read In One Sitting 2009

For all its double-dealing and the strutting vanities of both men and women, particularly Rachael Stirling's affected Melinda, a woman who is all "ears" and graces, it has a sweet heart.

The Recruiting Officer - review 2012

S.M. Stirling's "A Murder in Eddsford" takes us to an alternate future of 2049, where technology is limited by altering the laws of nature.

REVIEW: Sideways in Crime edited by Lou Anders 2008

The standouts are S.M. Stirling's 'A Murder in Eddsford, 'which could be at home in a collection of English cozies, and Mary Rosenblum's' Sacrifice, 'which marries a vision of advanced Aztec civilization to an intricate plot.

Sideways in Crime: A "High Quality" Anthology Lou Anders 2008

Stirling's updated take on the planetary romance has become wonderfully inventive.

Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: In the Courts Of the Crimson Kings - S. M. Stirling Blue Tyson 2008