Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Sopogy was a solar thermal technology supplier was founded in 2002 at the Honolulu, Hawaii based clean technology incubator known as Energy Laboratories. The company began its research on concentrating solar thermal energy to produce solar steam and thermal heat for absorption chillers or industrial process heat. The company has also developed applications that incorporate its solar collectors to generate electricity and desalination. Sopogy's name origin comes from industry key words \"SO\" from Solar \"PO\" from \"Power\" and \"GY\" from \"Energy and Technology\" The company has its OEM and IPP sales teams along with Research and Development located in Honolulu, HI, and in 2006 expanded its Manufacturing, C&I and Oil and Gas sales teams in its Silicon Valley facility. Sopogy was supposed to be acquired by Hitachi Power Systems in 2014, but later the VC-funded micro-concentrator solar power firm was reported as having shut down its operations and is liquidating its assets according to Pacific Business News. \"David Fernandez, who was the most recent CEO at Sopogy, told PBN that Sopogy closed several months ago.\""@en }
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- Sopogy abstract "Sopogy was a solar thermal technology supplier was founded in 2002 at the Honolulu, Hawaii based clean technology incubator known as Energy Laboratories. The company began its research on concentrating solar thermal energy to produce solar steam and thermal heat for absorption chillers or industrial process heat. The company has also developed applications that incorporate its solar collectors to generate electricity and desalination. Sopogy's name origin comes from industry key words \"SO\" from Solar \"PO\" from \"Power\" and \"GY\" from \"Energy and Technology\" The company has its OEM and IPP sales teams along with Research and Development located in Honolulu, HI, and in 2006 expanded its Manufacturing, C&I and Oil and Gas sales teams in its Silicon Valley facility. Sopogy was supposed to be acquired by Hitachi Power Systems in 2014, but later the VC-funded micro-concentrator solar power firm was reported as having shut down its operations and is liquidating its assets according to Pacific Business News. \"David Fernandez, who was the most recent CEO at Sopogy, told PBN that Sopogy closed several months ago.\"".