Issue 10 / 2010

From the Editor
Solar lanterns and more |
Page: 3 |
Markets & Trends
On the brink of changeMalaysia: Despite generous reserves of oil and plentiful palm oil supply, the country is seeing an importance in harnessing and promoting solar energy. With the new planned feed-in tariffs, Malaysia is set to become one of the... |
Page: 14 |
Awaking Russia |
Page: 20 |
Tariff revisions |
Page: 26 |
PV wipeout? |
Page: 32 |
Opportunites despite appearances |
Page: 38 |
And the winner is … |
Page: 42 |
Lighting up lives |
Page: 48 |
An ambitious project in danger |
Page: 54 |
Getting back to normal |
Page: 58 |
Spot market for PV panels |
Page: 60 |
Strong industry fundamentals |
Page: 62 |
Industry & Suppliers
Give me my warranty!Faulty modules: First Solar had some problems in their production that affected their modules last year. Corrective action helped overcome the problem. The story unfolds as pv-magazine talks to the manufacturer and examines the... |
Page: 64 |
Rotatable rotatables |
Page: 70 |
Standardization in equipment communication |
Page: 76 |
Dancing round the golden calf |
Page: 80 |
Should you be verified? |
Page: 86 |
Applications & Installations
Tracking trackers |
Page: 88 |
PV on small water bodies |
Page: 94 |
Banking energySolar and storage: The expected boost in solar electricity generation is prompting hefty public investments in the U.S. aimed at trying out how different storage technologies might be a suitable fit. |
Page: 98 |
Research & Development
Measuring protection |
Page: 114 |
Solarizing the rooftops |
Page: 116 |
A worldwide pursuit |
Page: 120 |
Career & Recruitment
The headhunter |
Page: 124 |




