The Utah company has yet to decide how many shares it will offer or the price range for the offering. It’s looking to list on the New York Stock Exchange.
The Norwegian group is set to apply for a listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange and launch an initial public offering in an effort to increase capital for further growth.
The North Carolina company is looking for investors to buy projects of 20 MW and larger upon delivery with no upfront risk or financing.
By deciding not to decide on whether or not to levy anti-dumping duties, India’s Ministry of Finance has sided with solar project developers rather than the Ministry of Commerce.
The Chinese company’s Switzerland-based SPI subsidiary is now solvent and under the operational control of its board of directors.
Citing a ministerial error, the U.S. Department of Commerce has cut in half duty levels for solar products made in Taiwan by Motech, and has reduced tariff levels for most other Taiwanese solar PV makers as well.
The company’s pilot program in Melbourne is modeled after its successful residential leasing program in the United States. SunPower systems are available in other regions of Australia through cash and loan programs.
Administrators of first Chinese company to default on a domestic corporate bond have drawn up plans to shape the reorganization of the company and its assets.
The Chinese PV giant has landed its another major loan facility following a separate $323 million agreement in July with China Merchants Bank.
The German solar group attributes its dramatic revenue drop on external factors, including delayed orders in the United States.
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