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Our revised fi gures for 2011 put the number of stationary systems shipped during the full year at over 16,000 and the number of megawatts at over 81 MW, up from 8,300 and 35 MW in 2010, increases of 94% and 133% respectively. A number of factors combined to create this surge: more products maturing and reaching the market, with existing installations providing an increasingly robust track-record to convince customers; feed-in tariffs and subsidies continuing, but no longer providing the sole stimulus as the desire for energy security and independence intensify in, particularly, Japan and the USA; additionally, fuel cell. | ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM EDIS 3 USER GUIDE SUBMITTING ELECTRONIC MEDIA December 2010 EDIS User Guide - Submitting Electronic Media TABLE OF CONTENTS Authorization to File by General CD CD Verification Running the CD Verification Tips for Good Create a PDF from a source Split Large OCR a Optimize a Remove Print to Flatten Redact Confidential Special Notes on Submitting Patents and Technical Last printed 11 29 2010 10 58 00 AM 2 EDIS User Guide - Submitting Electronic Media INTRODUCTION The United States International Trade Commission USITC Electronic Document Information System EDIS is a web-based tool for users to submit legal documents to the USITC and search documents submitted. EDIS electronic submission e-filing is available to external users for Public documents. Some submissions specifically Complaints and Post-trial Exhibits are quite voluminous and therefore are difficult to submit via e-filing because of file size network speeds and the quantity of documents. Business Proprietary Information is restricted from e-filing currently. Therefore to improve service and usability USITC facilitates submission of large documents via CD DVD media. Each document submitted on electronic media must conform to the same formatting rules as those submitted by e-filing. The purpose of this guide is to provide technical detail and tips on creating documents that can be successfully processed into EDIS. These tips are applicable to both e-filing and electronic media submissions. EDIS has a CD Verification Tool in the Dockets Office to aid in pre-acceptance verification on the files prepared for EDIS. This guide is not intended to state rules or policy for submission and does not override guidance found in the Handbook for Electronic Filing or other filing instructions from the Commission or Administrative Law .