LDK Solar raises outlook
LDK Solar provided an updated outlook for its fourth quarter 2010 and fiscal year 2011, estimating revenues well above analysts’ estimates on wafer and module shipments outlook.
Xunlight modules eligible in European market
Ohio based Xunlight Corporation became part of the small group of flexible solar module manufacturers eligible to sell into the European market after attaining the required certifications.
Kaiser Permanente battles health care costs with PV
The largest US non-profit health management organization Kaiser Permanente began installation of a solar system at a Californian medical center to offset costs.
China defends its subsidies against US complaint
China is standing by its wind and solar power subsidies against a US complaint to the World Trade Organization that the support outlined by China is unfair and distorts the market.
Imperial Valley: Native rights overwrite solar project
The 709 megawatt (MW) solar power plant project planned for the Southern Californian Imperial Valley has been halted due to a Native American tribe’s motion.
Tennessee revs up with solar grants
More funds are pumped into the solar industry aimed to help several East Tennessee businesses expand operations and target new customers.
California approves two more solar projects
The California Energy Commission has approved two more large scale solar power projects in the desert, adding to the already approved seven projects since August end.
Bulgaria set to have a renewable energy act
The Bulgarian government has announced that a renewable energy source act would be finalized and released within the next two weeks.
Good news for First Solar sales
First Solar will enter 2011 with a forecasted 46 percent sales growth according to the thin film manufacturer. This is despite possibilities of decreased demand in some markets.
Donauer Solartechnik expands in Europe
Donauer Solartechnik opens its UK sales office, continuing its expansion plans within Europe.
