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Although Japan was the largest installer of the PV capacity until 2004, the installation grew faster in Germany and Spain because the two nations adopted Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) to support expensive PV cost.

ChargePoint, the largest installer of vehicle charging stations in the United States, plans to install 400-kilowatt sites in the coming months.

China passed the United States last year as the world's largest installer of wind turbines, but wind still accounts for only 3.2 percent of China's installed electricity generation capacity and less than 2 percent of electricity generated.

"That is why they are working hard to diversify their energy supply and are the largest installer of wind and solar in the world as well as building 30-plus nuclear power plants and trying to develop their natural gas resources.

And Solar City is the largest installer of solar panels for consumers and businesses.

The U.S. is expected to be second to China as the largest installer of new solar power in 2016.

First Solar, a large manufacturer of solar panels, has seen its stock price gyrate up and down over the past several months, while the stock price for Solar City, a large installer of solar panels, has dropped nearly 50% since its high in December.

Another customer which has recently signed up to use ServiceMax's technology is Jones and Frank, the US's largest installer and servicer of fuelling pumps and equipment.

Getting data, and then liberating the data, in the automotive industry will be the key concern for [automakers]." Drivemode's free, in-app purchase supported model means it already has one of the largest install bases of any third-party software for use on smartphones in cars, which is bound to interest carmakers.

On glassdoor.com, a site allowing employees to anonymously review their employers and post their salary information, the installer salary for Solar City (the largest installer in California in terms of number of projects) ranged from $15 to 21 per hour, averaging about $17.40.

While the UK has the world's largest installed capacity of offshore wind power, it ranks only eighth for its overall total, with a 2.6% share of the global market, and its capacity is far from being fully exploited.