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Chinese PV suppliers increase global market share

Latest research from NPD Solarbuzz reveals leading Chinese solar module suppliers upped their share of global supply by 26% in Q2.

Germany retrofits 200,000 PV installations to meet 50 Hz requirement

The country has so far upgraded half of the total of 400,000 installations that are affected by the measure to better protect the power grid.

IRENA report outlines green energy solutions for island tourism

The report makes the case that a transition to renewable energy can bolster sustainable tourism marketing strategies, which can in turn increase tourism while improving the well-being of island communities.

World's largest private bank predicts solar-led power revolution

UBS Bank believes large-scale power stations will be redundant within 10-20 years, with solar technology taking their place as chief power source.

Hanwha SolarOne cuts second-quarter loss, boosts module shipments

Japan accounted for 53% of the company’s module shipments in the quarter. The U.S. became its second-largest market, reversing positions with the U.K.

Suniva strikes financing deal with Technology Credit Corporation

Partnership offers solar PV financing solutions to small and medium commercial businesses in the U.S.

Intersolar South America examines challenges, promise of Brazil's solar market

Despite strong market drivers, including a growing need for electric capacity and water issues, there are still formidable market barriers in Brazil. Many of these stem from a lack of deep commitment by the nation’s government.

First Solar expands activities in Japan with 250 MW of projects

The country’s rooftop sector is expected to grow even larger than the mega solar segment. First Solar is positioning itself for “the long-term picture.”

False alarm: No panel shortage coming

Leading players are in expansion mode as end markets continue to grow. The capacity additions indicate there will also be no supply shortage next year, says IHS’ Stefan de Haan.

Yingli pushes UK solar growth with 66 MW supply deal

The Chinese solar manufacturer has partnered with local clean energy developer Push Energy on the development of four large-scale PV plants.

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