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High inventories expected as PV installation demand decreases

iSuppli PV material and product supplier inventory graphic

According to research, a decrease in demand for new PV installations in the first quarter of the year is expected to cause a "surge" in company inventories.


Samsung and MEMC sign polysilicon JV

Polysilicon

Samsung Fine Chemicals (SFC) and MEMC Electronic Materials, Inc. are to establish a polysilicon facility in Korea under a new joint venture (JV).


Ontario: Siliken sets up PV module plant

Siliken HQ building

Siliken is on track to open a 50 megawatt (MW) PV module production plant in Ontario, Canada. The company is expecting delivery of the first production line at the end of this month.


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China Sunergy and GCL-Poly sign 4,400 MW wafer agreement

GCL-Poly wafer manufacturing facilities

China Sunergy Co., Ltd. has entered into a 4,400 megawatt (MW) long-term wafer supply agreement with GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited.


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2011 PV prices continue to fall

Graoph showing polysilicon prices and supplier gross margins

New research reveals polysilicon, wafer, cell and module prices will continue to decline, with smaller companies expected to suffer the biggest price drop. However, the PV polysilicon market is forecast to grow nearly 20 percent...


Taiwan: AUO subsidiary to install 300 MW solar wafer plant

AUO Optronics HQ building

AUO Crystal Corp. (ACC) is to establish a solar wafer plant in Taiwan. Initial capacity is expected to hit 300 megawatts (MW). Up to 1,000 jobs could also be created over the next three years.


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India: d.light and Christian Aid launch solar lighting project

Two girls reading books under solar lighting in a hut in rural India

Ashden award winner d.light and UK-based Christian Aid have joined forces to deliver a micro finance program designed to bring solar lighting to 4,400 rural households in India this year.


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