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&lt;p&gt;GE will close its only U.S. solar panel factory in January and shutter it completely by June, 2010. The reason is a familiar one in the solar panel industry: production costs overtook sales prices and supply remains dim in part due to the recession. &lt;p&gt;The 82 employees at the facility in Delaware will be laid off with severance packages. &lt;p&gt;This comes on the heels of news last week that Evergreen Solar was moving its solar panel production from Devens, Mass. to China due to much lower production costs there.&lt;p&gt;More power to China. And to its continued drive to become sustainable economically and environmentally.

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