SEIA blasts SolarWorld legal action, calls for peaceful resolution to US-China trade dispute
SolarWorld says it is seeking to stop producers in China and Taiwan from evading duties by assembling modules from cells manufactured in third countries, a practice that allows them to sell below production costs in the U.S.
China to bolster PV industry
The Chinese government is undertaking steps to strengthen its embattled solar sector, in part by introducing tough guidelines that could whittle down the domestic industry.
Ford unveils new solar-powered concept car
Partnering with SunPower Corp. and the Georgia Institute of Technology, Ford has created a hybrid vehicle that uses a solar panel system and special concentrator technology to charge its battery.
Phaesun: Generating income locally
German wholesaler and system integrator Phaesun offers off-grid applications in regions with no or inadequate electricity grids, thus helping communities become economically independent.
Net-energy metering rollbacks unlikely to impact US states in 2014
Some U.S. states are looking to revamp net-energy metering programs but potential changes will not impact solar markets this year, according to research group IHS.
US solar stocks rising at dawn of 2014
Industry analysts expect the positive momentum seen in the solar sector throughout 2013 to continue in the new year. The U.S. Congress’ tax reform could have long-term implications for U.S. investors and industry players, however.
Yingli, Datong launch joint venture in China
The new joint venture between Yingli Green Energy and the Datong Coal Mine Group will develop and construct solar power plants in the city of Shuozhou.
Canadian Solar sells Ontario solar power plant to TransCanada
The 10 MW facility, valued at some $60 million, is the fourth of a total of nine solar plants Canadian Solar is building for TransCanada.
