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Renewables JV to bring 600 MW of solar and wind to Chile by 2016

Mainstream Renewables enters a partnership with investment house Actis again after a successful US$100 million South African deal last year.

JinkoSolar announces first-quarter upturn in fortunes

Chinese photovoltaic manufacturer JinkoSolar staunched losses whilst increasing shipments and extending its global reach in the first three months of 2013.

aleo solar continues search for white knight investor

German solar manufacturer aleo solar has no update on the search to replace Bosch’s 90.7% stake and expects another loss in 2013.

EU duties will cost 650,000 jobs says Chinese state media

China Daily predicts EU duties will cost the political bloc 250,000 jobs in its own back yard as Beijing launches investigation into imported EU wines as direct riposte to France’s Hollande.

Trina Solar will not abandon Europe

Chinese manufacturer Trina Solar says it will fight to prove it is not dumping solar panels in Europe and will not turn its back on its EU partners.

Isofotón seeks to restructure €284 million debt pile

Spanish solar group Isofotón filed for restructuring legal proceedings this week in the face of €284 million ($372 million) in liabilities. The company is hoping to reach an agreement with creditors and implement a debt-for-equity plan.

Mercom’s quarterly report examines venture capital, market trends

Mercom Capital Group newly published Quarterly Solar Funding and M&A Report details the latest developments and trends in the photovoltaic market.

Round two: SolarWorld convenes second noteholders' meeting

The debt-ridden photovoltaic manufacturer SolarWorld will gather its noteholders for a second round of meetings that will take place July 8 and 9. The first two noteholders’ meetings did not reap benefits as noteholder participation was too low.

'Nothing to see here' insists REC CFO

CFO of Norwegian manufacturer REC confirms the EGM called for June 24 is solely for housekeeping matters.

Despite falling FITs: GP Joule focuses on France

German renewables company GP Joule announces intent to build more than 100 MW of new solar capacity in southern France.

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