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Taiwan's NanoWin Technology plans CIGS factory in Kazakhstan

Nanowin Technology Co. Ltd is reportedly planning to build a CIGS manufacturing plant in the Zhambyl region, located in southern Kazakhstan. A 5 MW photovoltaic plant is also expected to be built this year.


SunPower to open Mexican plant

A SunPower tracker.

American module and system manufacturer SunPower has announced that it will open a new plant in Mexico. It will produce the SunPower E18, E19 and E20 modules and the SunPower T5 Solar Roof Tile system.


First Solar Q2 sales and profits decline

First Solar manufacturing process.

First Solar has announced its quarter two (Q2) 2011 results, revealing sales of US$533 million, a decline of $34,5 million, or six percent, from quarter one (Q1) 2011. Sales were also down on six-month figures from 2010, by...


Conergy to stamp modules, "Made in Europe"

The Conergy Headquarters building.

To qualify for 10 percent higher feed-in tariff (FIT) rates in Italy, Conergy will now badge its modules with “Made in EU” and TüV logos.


Industry upset with WA tariff-cut

A photo of the city skyline at the Western Australian capital city of Perth.

The suspension of the feed-in tariff in yet another state of Australia has been met with anger and dismay by much of the solar community in the country.


Thames Water deal to install over 5 MW

A sewerage pipe being installed in London many years ago.

The United Kingdom’s (U.K.) largest water and sewerage company, Thames Water, has signed a deal to become the biggest on-site photovoltaic producer and industrial user, in a deal with Ennoviga Solar. The deal will see...


GT Solar reports record gross margin and revenue growth

A shot of a computer screen from GT Solar.

Photovoltaic manufacturing equipment and materials supplier GT Solar has reported strong revenue, gross margin and earnings per share growth, in its first quarter (Q1) report for the fiscal year 2012. The company has also...


Growing demand sees full-year forecasts increase to 22 GW

A list of the Top 10 PV countries.

The latest IMS Research photovoltaic 2011 forecast predicts installed capacity to increase by one gigawatt (GW) over previous estimates. Growing demand in Asia, the Americas and the German market driving demand.


Trina Solar revises down Q2 guidance

Trina Solar screen shot

Chinese photovoltaic manufacturer Trina Solar has revised down its shipment and gross margin guidance for quarter two (Q2) 2011, ahead of posting Q2 results. Falling demand in Italy is blamed for the reductions.


LDK Solar to provide 14.1 MW to New Jersey

A ground mounted Advanced Solar installation in New Jersey.

Chinese photovoltaic manufacturer LDK Solar has announced today that it will supply Advanced Solar Products, New Jersey, with 58,803 modules for a privately owned, net metered solar project. The project worth 14.1 megawatts (MW)...


China announces FIT

Great Wall of China

China has continued its march into the renewable energy and photovoltaic sector with a new feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme, to compliment its already rapidly expanding module and equipment businesses. The Chinese National Development...


Australia: another state axes FIT program

The Perth city skyline.

Regional governments in Australia continue to suspend photovoltaic feed-in tariff (FIT) schemes, with Western Australia the latest to do so. Applications to the scheme have been immediately suspended as of August 1.


Canadian Solar to supply 33 MW to India

An Indian photovoltaic array.

In a deal announced today, Canadian Solar Inc. has signed a sales agreement to supply Indian firm Cirus Solar Systems with photovoltaic modules in quarter three and four of 2011.


Off-grid PV solutions, without storage

A CPV array in Egypt.

Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute has developed an off-grid photovoltaic solution to maximize utility of power supply while minimizing the need for storage solutions.


South, East and over the Atlantic

A graph of the market breakdown in Asia.

A new downstream report by Solarbuzz indicates that as the European markets represent a smaller proportion of the worldwide photovoltaic market, U.S. and Asian markets will continue to grow. This growth will be so vigorous, the...


Solar Frontier opens all production lines

A Solar Frontier image.

Japanese thin-film manufacturer Solar Frontier has announced today that its new 900 megawatt (MW) CIS thin-film factory has reached full commercial operation, with all production lines open. At full capacity and in combination...


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