Phoenix Solar narrows losses in 2013
The German solar PV company reported a consolidated loss of 10.7 million ($14.7 million) last year, down from 37.3 million in 2012.
China, Japan shore up global market as Europe declines
The rapid expansion of the solar market in China and Japan is off-setting the decline across Europe, according to analysts IHS.
GE throws weight behind 230 MW Japanese PV plant
The U.S. conglomerate will invest in the Setouchi-based solar power project, which will cost an estimated $777 million and become Japans largest once complete.
EU ProSun slams leaders of Europe
The president of EU ProSun has reacted angrily to todays report from The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, accusing the continents leaders of not doing enough to promote renewable energy.
Manz posts record revenues despite sector contraction
The German plant manufacturer posts 266.2 million revenues for 2013, driven by growth in the display and semiconductor sectors. CEO calls for active industry PV policy in Germany.
Solar maintenance takes the stage at Solar O&M Conference
U.S. commercial solar industry draws criticism for poor O&M record at the show as discussions center on need for systematic and standardized approach.
Hindustan Cleanenergy to build solar projects in Indian regions
Hindustan Cleanenergy has signed PPAs for three solar projects in the Punjab and Uttar Pradesh regions of India.
SolarWorld narrows losses, but return to profit in 2014 doubtful
Following a complete financial restructuring in 2013 the company managed to stem its losses, eyeing reinvigorated revenues this year.
BluEarth begins buying solar plants from Canadian Solar
Canadian Solar has sold its Little Creek solar plant to BluEarth Renewables in a deal valued CAD $53m.
Plans submitted for English solar plant
Plans have been submitted for a 4.9 MW plant near Devizes in the English county of Wiltshire.
