Solon inaugurates 12.3 MW Italian PV rooftop project
Berlin-based Solon will inaugurate its 12.3 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic project in Italy today. Covering an area of 250,000 square metres, it is said to be the largest project of its kind in the country.
China: JinkoSolar signs 38 MW PV module supply agreement
JinkoSolar is to supply China Guangdong Nuclear Solar Energy Development Co., Ltd. with 38 megawatts (MW) of its photovoltaic modules for use in two projects in China.
Premier Power to install 16.2 MW of PV in Bulgaria
Premier Power has said it will build four photovoltaic power plants in Bulgaria, totaling 16.2 megawatts (MW).
Big interest in Malaysia's PV FIT
At the Renewable Energy World Asia conference, which opened today in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, it has been revealed that there have been a large number of enquiries ahead of Malaysias new feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme’s implementation.
"Media witchhunt" causes Solar Millenniums Kuhn to resign
Hannes Kuhn informed Solar Millenniums executive board last night that, effective immediately, he will be resigning from the companys supervisory board due to the “media witchhunt” against him.
Bosch to enter PV inverter business
It has been reported that Bosch, looking to enter the photovoltaic inverter business, has created a new subsidiary.
First Solar to work on 130 MW Imperial Solar Energy Center South
First Solar will provide both its thin film photovoltaic modules, and engineering, procurement and construction services to the proposed 130 megawatt (MW) Imperial Solar Energy Center South project.
Solarwatt completes 6 Italian PV plants
Solarwatt has completed work on six photovoltaic plants in Italy worth eight megawatts (MW).
Germany: Centrosolar expands module production
Centrosolar is building a new 500 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic module production plant. The news comes as the company celebrates its 10th year of operation.
Suntech refutes accusations of Chinese dumping prices
Recent comments made by SolarWorlds Frank Asbeck claiming that the Chinese solar companies are selling their wares at dumping prices, driving others out of the market has created some ripples, with Suntech refuting the comment. And amidst the continuing growth in China, some U.S. companies are seeing a slump, post-Solyndra meltdown.
