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From a large surface to pinpoint focus Tracker drives: A crucial component in determining the economic viability of tracker systems are their drives. Only a handful of mechanical engineering companies worldwide, such as GFC AntriebsSysteme GmbH, Coswig, specialize in this field. GFC explains its importance.

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Sep 16, 2010

Solar roofs, anyone? Solar potential: A solar atlas is good not only for climate protection, but also for local business. By measuring roofs with aerial imaging technology, companies determine where exactly photovoltaics arrays make sense. In Germany, mayors and district administrators are vying for a spot on the waiting lists of companies that produce such atlases.

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Sep 16, 2010

Cadmium telluride for everyone Thin film photovoltaics: As the first photovoltaic equipment supplier worldwide, Roth & Rau has developed a turnkey plant for cadmium telluride modules. In cooperation with a Chinese partner, the enterprise is going to build a reference factory in east Germany. Later, Roth & Rau will sell its plant to solar companies and investors outside of the branch. As such the thin film market will be changeable for a long time to come.

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Sep 16, 2010

Stricter and more uniform Most inverters are already certified. Yet amazingly enough, uniform standards for all testing procedures do not exist. That is now changing. Axel Schwalm from VDE Testing and Certification Institute explains what this means for manufacturers, dealers and installers.

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Sep 16, 2010

Solid gains Ardour solar index: Investors are shifting focus from the German FIT shock to increasing global installation demand.

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Sep 16, 2010

PV production under the microscope Over the years, scientists of the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have made many important breakthroughs in their solar PV laboratories. However, making those breakthroughs commercial projects has often proven to be painfully slow. They are hoping their newest facility will help close that gap by integrating the best scientific precision measuring devices into a simulated industrial production line.

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Sep 16, 2010

Goodbye to heavy metals EU environmental guidelines: New environmental constraints loom for the photovoltaics industry. Members of the European Parliament are now discussing recycling systems and directives to govern the use of carcinogenic substances like lead and cadmium in electrical and electronic equipment.

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Sep 16, 2010

Be proud of yourself Dear readers, Is the PV industry innovative enough? Over the past few months, the German solar industry in particular faced such public criticism. PV execs were charged with being too lazy, only having an eye on quick returns and investing too little in innovations thanks to Germany’s generous feed-in tariffs. Politicians were able to use […]

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Sep 16, 2010

Empowering rural India India: Solar energy is beginning to light the lives of tens of millions of Indias energy-poor citizens, said Indias Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the occasion of the inauguration of the countrys National Solar Mission in January 2010. The example of a small indigenous community in Wayanad, Kerala, illustrates how solar power can be an effectively light up the way to development and social change.

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Sep 16, 2010

The door to the world is open Interview: pv magazine asked Stuart Brannigan, managing director of Yingli Green Energy Europe, about the international environment in which the China-based company is operating.

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Sep 16, 2010

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