Ikea to Sell Solar Panels in British Stores, but U.S. Must Wait

Monday, Oct 07 2013

Source

Los Angeles Times

Within the next year, British shoppers will be able to waltz into an Ikea Corp. store, home to Malm beds and Dinera plates, and buy solar panels.

But it might be a while longer before their American counterparts will be able to do the same.

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