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Centrosolar fails to get quorum for creditors' meeting

The German solar supplier will try again to persuade creditors to back a partial debt-for-equity swap, on April 14. The Munich company plans to continue with just its American subsidiary in future.

Second Chinese company has shares suspended

Trading in panel maker Baoding Tianwei Baobian Electrical’s shares has been suspended after the company reported back-to-back annual losses. A domino effect could be about to kick in in the Chinese solar sector.

$100m renewables fund for sub-Saharan Africa

The African Renewable Energy Fund closed its first round of capital raising with $100 million in the bank. The fund hopes to double the amount available for 5-50 MW schemes within 12 months.

Hanwha, almost, turns a profit

The Chinese ingot, wafer, cell and module manufacturer posted another loss in its latest figures. But the Hanwha CEO is preparing to expand production capacity to meet demand.

Canadian Solar opens microgrid testing center

The new facility at Guelph, Ontario, is part of the company’s Total Solutions downstream business. The testing center was part-funded by the Ontario Ministry of Energy.

SunShot invests $2.2m in three solar start-ups

The Department of Energy’s Incubator program has announced the recipients of its eighth round of awards. Belmont-based CelLink Corp says it can reduce panel manufacturing costs by 10%.

SolarCity to sell low-cost PV systems in Best Buy

Entrepreneur Elon Musk’s solar leasing company will roll out a new sales approach at 60 Best Buy stores across the U.S.

Austria follows German lead on solar self-consumption fee

The Austrian Ministry of Finance has introduced a grid fee for PV systems that produce more than 5,000 kWh per year.

Exosun to supply trackers to 12 MW solar PV plant in France

The solar tracking company has agreed a supply deal with French renewable energy company Fonroche Energie for its Le Betout PV plant.

Hanwha SolarOne losses shrink amid soaring shipments

Solid demand from Japan and China saw the solar company end 2013 on a high, forecasting further growth for 2014.

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