The Solarex confab in Istanbul came to a close on Saturday with an optimistic outlook for the Turkish PV market. Numerous companies reported increased activity and qualified interest.
The Chinese company is expanding its activities in Turkey, which it sees as a “major hub for the booming Turkish, developing Middle East and established European markets.”
The Solarex confab in Istanbul, which runs through Saturday, is enjoying bustling attendance, with a slew of international companies showcasing products and services. German equipment manufacturers in particular have reported good business in Turkey.
Local developers expect at least 500 MW a year of new installed PV capacity in Turkey starting in 2016 despite the difficulties facing the sector.
The 14th UECT international conference in Ulm will also highlight the boom in electric vehicles. A new report shows the number of electric cars has risen to 400,00 worldwide.
The Energy Storage trade fair in Düsseldorf begins with a rousing call from California for more energy storage solutions.
The conference began with a series of impassioned presentations on the bullish state of China’s PV market, but urged greater investment in domestic R&D and quality control.
The three-day Shanghai conference and exhibition showcased a booming domestic PV market and a recovering manufacturing industry while focusing on the country’s increasingly significant downstream sector.
The Power & Electricity World show in Johannesburg closed its doors this afternoon with a positive outlook for the South African solar market.
The time is ripe for more solar in South Africa this was the message sent out on the first day of the show.
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