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Published 12 times per year in English, pv magazine Global reports on global market trends, technology developments, major projects, and policy frameworks shaping the solar and storage industry worldwide. Stay informed with trusted, independent reporting.

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What’s included
  • 12 issues for the special rate of € 199 incl.
  • VAT
Free worldwide delivery
  • Online access to the pv magazine global archives 
and reader services
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The investments are paying off Industry opinion: Although the U.S. PV industry has not boomed as predicted, it definitely has enormous growth potential, as Rhone Resch, President of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) recapitulates.
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Sep 06, 2010
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To the New World Made in North America. Sparked by new solar policies in the United States and Canada, manufacturing activity is booming in North America. Solar companies are announcing new factory plans by the dozens as they seek footholds in a market which has long held the potential, but not the policies to reach industry-moving size. But will it ultimately make sense to manufacture in North America for the long term?
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Sep 06, 2010
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At the upper limit Ranking: Which manufacturers are leading the pack? Who will make it to the top ten? pv magazine asked market researchers and analysts. In this edition: an analysis of the biggest crystalline module manufacturers and their strategies.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Full power ahead India: The Indian government’s National Solar Mission is stimulating the local photovoltaics business on all levels. Additional manufacturing lines are being constructed and several large scale projects for solar power generation have taken off. A report from India.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Shanghai gets going PV SNEC: With approximately 1,200 exhibitors, the Fourth International Photovoltaic Power Generation Conference & Exhibition (SNEC PV 2010) set a new record for Asian solar tradeshows. In addition to Chinese and Asian manufacturers of photovoltaics, international equipment suppliers were the main groups presenting themselves in Shanghai.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Fit for the Roof Thin film market overview: In the following table, over forty manufacturers list the technical data of more than 250 modules. Manufacturers have focused their attention on large-scale projects in recent years. In the meantime, several of them have discovered the small roof as a lucrative market.
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Sep 06, 2010
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Defect buster Process-control tools: The rise of thin film manufacturing is fueling a growing demand for metrology and in-line process-control tools. But what tools are necessary and whether the investments will pay off is a matter of debate.
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Sep 06, 2010
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“Big cost- advantage” Interview: HSBC Alternative Energy Analyst, Shishir Kumar Singh talks to pv magazine about his take on how the Asian silicon module manufacturers are performing in the international marketplace.
Becky Beetz
Sep 06, 2010
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