Featured in Best in class – 01-2020

In the long run…

This time in 2023, all in the solar industry were worried about significant oversupply of PV modules and the threat this posed all along the supply chain. Looking back over the year that’s now drawing to a close, it’s safe to say those worries were justified. In 2024, worldwide manufacturing capacity for PV modules […]

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Mark Hutchins

03 Dec 2024

Mark Hutchins, second left; pv magazine India’s Uma Gupta, left; and pv magazine’s Pablo Lopez, second right, paid a visit to Adani Solar’s booth during the Renewable Energy India 2024 trade show. | Photo: pv magazine

This time in 2023, all in the solar industry were worried about significant oversupply of PV modules and the threat this posed all along the supply chain. Looking back over the year that’s now drawing to a close, it’s safe to say those worries were justified.In 2024, worldwide manufacturing capacity for PV modules and their …

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