http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=89http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=89Oxford, England - On Thursday 28th January 2010, TwentyNinety was honoured to be awarded the prestigious Rushlight Solar Award. The Rushlight Solar Award is awarded for significant achievements in developing the technology and innovation behind the use of solar energy. As a groundbreaking solar enabling technology which is raising awareness of the critical nature of performance and electrical safety in solar arrays, Active Arrayandamp;trade; is making a significant impact in the European market. andamp;ldquo;But it is a great honour for our team to be recognised in the UK, just as the UK PV market opens up with its Feed-in Tariff in April,andamp;rdquo; said Richard Pitkin, TwentyNinetyandamp;rsquo;s Managing Director.http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=88Oxford, England - TwentyNinety Ltd, the developer of breakthrough technology for Solar PV monitoring, management and safety, today announced the official opening of its Technology Centre in Begbroke, Oxford UK.andamp;ldquo;The new Technology Centre provides the perfect environment for our engineering team to further develop the Active Arrayandamp;trade; technology to meet our customersandamp;rsquo; ever increasing development needs,andamp;rdquo; said Andy Barber, TwentyNinetyandamp;rsquo;s Commercial Director. andamp;ldquo;Based in Oxford, the location allows us access to some of the brightest minds in the technology and electronics industry.andamp;rdquo;TwentyNinety has appointed Dr Ching-Mei Chen to head up the electronics development team.andamp;nbsp; andamp;ldquo;Having spent a number of years designing complex RF and digital circuits for mobile handset manufacturers, joining TwentyNinety will allow me to continue to push the boundaries of wireless technology in a new application,andamp;rdquo; said Dr Chen.Another new appointee is Jatin Bhatt who joins TwentyNinety from Panasonic Europe.andamp;nbsp; Jatin will manage the increasing number of customer engagement programmes that TwentyNinety is currently attracting. andamp;ldquo;In joining TwentyNinety, Dr. Chen and Mr Bhatt will be invaluable members of the team as we continue to attract more customers to our technology which include PV Module manufacturers, Energy Supply Companies, System Integrators and end-users,andamp;rdquo; added Barber.http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=97Stuttgart, Germany April 2010 - Following an extensive market research effort with existing customers and across the international market, innovative PV junction box manufacturer Alrack BV of the Netherlands, and wireless PV monitoring specialist TwentyNinety of the UK have announced a unique collaboration which will provide a ready to run smart junction box to equip 21st century smart modules.Alrack BV manufacture the Solexus PV junction box range, a unique range of junction boxes with a proprietary eight pole connector system to significantly optimise the module manufacturing process.TwentyNinety has developed Active Arrayandamp;trade; a low cost wireless technology for monitoring and control of PV arrays at the module level. Active Arrayandamp;trade; provides live management data to improve both array performance and fire and electrical safety.andamp;ldquo;We are very pleased to be working with Alrack as our first collaboration to integrate Active Arrayandamp;trade;andamp;rdquo;, said Andy Barber, Commercial Director at TwentyNinety. andamp;ldquo;The Solexus product fits exactly with the TwentyNinety philosophy of smart technology for a cost-effective solutionandamp;rdquo;.andamp;ldquo;We showed the Active Arrayandamp;trade; junction box this week at the Photon show and we have had a fantastic reaction from customers and visitors,andamp;rdquo; said Arno Van Alst CEO of Alrack. andamp;ldquo;The industry is looking for smart solutions to lower cost and improve efficiency, and Solexus and Active Arrayandamp;trade; are delivering.andamp;rdquo;http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=98Munich Germany May 2010 -Two leading technology companies sign a joint agreement to develop intelligent monitoring and power optimisation of PV Arrays-As a result of close technical collaboration, Yamaichi Electronics and TwentyNinety today announced a joint partnership agreement for the development of a low cost integrated intelligent wireless monitoring, safety and power optimisation system that will bring to the Solar PV industry a best-in-class solution for optimising solar array performance.andamp;nbsp;andamp;ldquo;Our Active Array technology has been exceptionally well received in the market with successful field trials in Europe, the US and Asia Pacific. This exciting collaboration is further confirmation of the demand for progress in PV performance and controlandamp;rdquo; said Andy Barber, TwentyNinetyandamp;rsquo;s Commercial Director. andamp;nbsp;andamp;nbsp;andamp;ldquo;We chose to work with TwentyNinety because they are the only company able to deliver low cost innovative working technology to enhance the performance of Solar PV Arraysandamp;rdquo; said Helge Puhlmann, Yamaichi Electronicsandamp;rsquo; European President.andamp;nbsp; andamp;ldquo;Integrated with our own Y-Sol range of PV Module Power Optimisation technology we have an extremely powerful solution that will solve a number of safety and performance problems inherent with PV Solar installationsandamp;rdquo;.andamp;nbsp;Yamaichi Electronics will be showcasing the combined technology at Intersolar Europe, the Worldandamp;rsquo;s largest exhibition for the Solar Industry from June 9th to June 11th 2010 in Munich Germany.http://www.twentyninety.com/index.php?cID=