The U.S. solar industry fears plans to end the ITC could decimate the industry. Rhone Resch has called upon president Obama to rethink his solar tax credit plans.
GTM Research and the SEIA predict a further 6 GW of installations in 2014. But GlobalData sounds warning note over importance of support mechanisms as Obama prepares to withdraw ITC.
Positive figures reveal refocus onto downstream business slipped back for Chinese solar company. But Canadian Solar releases a positive outlook for 2014, including for its ‘total solutions’ business.
Proceeds from the sale of the 10.1 MW solar park will be used to repay the bridging loan from Deutsche Bank.
The corporation will develop its new 1 GW solar park on a 5,000 acre site in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
Some of the largest solar companies in the U.S. post positive perfomances on the markets as 2014 cranks into gear.
Having missed bond repayments last year, the solar wafer company will pursue liquidation proceedings on all offshore debt.
Creditors vote in favor of a board proposal to continue trading through Centrosolar America Inc., and to sell off the group’s remaining European subsidiaries.
The island nations Board of Investment has agreed a $190 million contract with Australias Energy Puzzle Group to develop the factory.
The Chinese manufacturer has signed a three-year deal with Taiwanese cell makers Neo Solar Power and Topcell Solar International Corporation.
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