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Thames Water deal to install over 5 MW

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 photovoltaic arrays installed and expanded on a number of Thames Water sites.

PR regulators warns lobbyists behind Non Toxic Solar Alliance

In what appears to be one of the photovoltaic industry’s particularly grubby battles, the Non Toxic Solar Alliance’s (NTSA) backers have received a stern reprimand from a public relations regulatory body, the German Council for Public Relations (DRPR).

LDK Solar to provide 14.1 MW to 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) has been initiated by the McGraw-Hill Companies in East Windsor, New Jersey.

S-Energy develops 9MW in California

In a move that signals its intention to move into the U.S. market, S-Energy has signed an agreement with project developer Cenergy Power to develop a nine megawatt (MW) photovoltaic installation.

AS Solar to get a new look to go with new offices

German photovoltaic and renewable energy product wholesaler, AS Solar, is set to unveil a new logo at the EU PVSEC conference and trade-show in Hamburg, September 5 – 9. It will compliment the company’s new headquarters that are located in a century-old factory building outside of Hannover, which they renovated to become an “energy plus” building.

Trina Solar revises down Q2 guidance

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.

Growing demand sees full-year forecasts increase to 22 GW

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.

South, East and over the Atlantic

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 report’s authors argue, that by 2015 Asia will represent almost 26 percent of the market.

Off-grid PV solutions, without storage

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

Canadian Solar to supply 33 MW to India

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.

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