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One giant leap for CIGS thin film CIGS thin film: In the lab, thin film modules based on copper-indium have very high efficiencies, but the capacity for mass production is only growing slowly. Now, Centrotherm offers a turnkey plant for such modules. If the firm wants to replicate the run on turnkey systems for silicon thin film, it still has to achieve some milestones.
Michael Fuhs
Sep 13, 2010
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Hopes for 2010 Module prices: As anticipated, prices fell slightly in December. Since the beginning of 2009, spot market delivery prices of crystalline modules have thus dropped by approximately one-third.
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Sep 13, 2010
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Caution: roof avalanche Snow: Snow on photovoltaic arrays can be dangerous. Melting snowdrifts can slide off roofs unexpectedly in mini avalanches, especially at middle altitudes. Spaces between panels, reinforced snow guards and module heating systems can help solve the problem.
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Sep 13, 2010
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More than just hardware PV equipment in China: Most Chinese PV factories rely on manufacturing equipment from the U.S. and Europe, but local competition is on the rise. A report from China.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Kick-off for solar energy South Africa: The Republic of South Africa promises excellent remuneration for large solar power arrays, but connection to the grid is subject to negotiation. Neither grid operators nor producers are required to buy the electricity. Because they prevent problems caused by power outages, off-grid systems still play the most important role in the country, but the South African PV market could really start picking up next year.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Not your usual parking lot Trackers: On the Amazon parking lot in Bad Hersfeld, Hesse, Germany, a dual-axis tracker system was built instead of the usual PV car port. A cool solution, but is it also economically feasible in an area where the cost-effectiveness of tracker systems hovers at zero, in a never-ending gamble with the weather? Investment alternatives and feed-in tariff options also have to be considered.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Breaking the glass cartel Triple Green, part 6: The days of float glass are numbered. The expenditure involved in its production drives up the price of modules and consumes too much energy. Inexpensive rolled glass, specially developed for solar modules, promises substantial savings in terms of energy, weight and material.
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Sep 06, 2010
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A French twist Italy: This year’s Solarexpo trade exhibition in Verona, Italy, turned out to be an exchange of good news. The renewal of the Conto Energia – the law governing feed-in tariffs for solar electricity in Italy – will not be long in coming and will focus on two new aspects. Furthermore, the respective tariffs will remain attractive.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Growth continues unhampered Intersolar Europe: The leading international PV trade show continues to grow. From June 9-11, more than 1,800 exhibitors, half of them from outside Germany, are expected in Munich. The biggest trend for all product groups this year is lower costs.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Unseen quality Module assembly: Generally, module manufacturers offer a 25-year performance guarantee with certificates and quality labels. But certificates and quality labels do not tell us much about the long-term stability of modules. In reality, tests under harsh conditions discover drastic differences in endurance. The modules are to be tested with the greatest care.
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Sep 06, 2010
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