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Taiwan's largest cement maker wants to go solar

Taiwan’s largest cement maker, Taiwan Cement, is looking to build a 100 megawatt plant in the country.

SAS completes second solar farm in North Carolina

Business analytics software and services company SAS completed its second solar farm on the company’s headquarters campus, collaborating with groSolar and FLS Energy.

Conergy signs framework agreement in Italy

Conergy has announced that it has received an order from Uni Land, an Italian real estate holding company to develop nine solar installations.

GT Solar opens Asian headquarters

GT Solar has officially opened its new Asian operations in Hong Kong to serve its customers throughout the Asia Pacific region.

Ascent Solar achieves IEC certification

The manufacturer of flexible thin film solar modules has announced that it is the first manufacturer to receive the full IEC 61646 certification for thin film flexible monolithically integrated CIGS modules upon completion of environmental testing.

REC launches partner program throughout Europe

REC officially launched its REC Partner Program for distributors today. Building on the success of the first introduction at the REC Partner Summit, the program is now being rolled out throughout Europe.

Hyundai to build South Korea's largest solar plant

Hyundai Heavy Industries and French company Saint-Gobain are set to build Korea’s largest thin film solar cell factory.

Delta Energy Systems and LTi REEnergy collaborate

Delta Energy Systems and LTi REEnergy have agreed to cooperate in the development as well as production of central inverters for the North American market.

U.S. performance warranty insurance devised for SolFocus CPV panels

Munich Re has introduced what it says is the first U.S. insurance solution to provide an effective performance warranty for solar panels.

Emerson to provide inverters for 45 MW Californian PV project

Emerson has been awarded a contract by Quanta Services to supply power inverters and plant-wide controls for what it says will be California, the U.S.’s largest photovoltaics power generation facility, at 45 megawatts (MW).

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