Intersolar India kicks off
Some 170 exhibitors and 8,500 visitors are expected to attend this year’s exhibition. The conference, which will see 700 visitors, is highlighting the development of India’s solar mission and state programs.
It's all good news in GCL update
Polysilicon and wafer manufacturer GCL-Poly has nothing but rises to report to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The figures include a 511% increase in third-quarter polysilicon sales, year on year.
Solar cells picking up good vibrations
Playing pop and rock music improves the performance of solar cells, according to new research from scientists at Queen Mary University of London and Imperial College London.
Ontario opens application window for small FIT projects
The OPA will allocate FIT payments for up to 123.5 MW of small solar projects plus 15 MW for planned arrays on yet to be constructed buildings. The procurement rules for larger projects are still being formulated.
Mascotte seeks bond deal as it struggles to reduce debt pile
With liabilities of HK$236 million ($30.4 million), the Taiwanese company has negotiated an agreement with bondholders but must still convince shareholders.
Neo Solar is into profit
Taiwanese cell maker Neo Solar has returned to profit after completing its merger with Delsolar in May. October saw the company’s best revenues since March 2011.
Ascent Solar figures hit by government delays
Rise in consumer electronics sales cannot mask R&D contract losses for CIGS manufacturer Ascent. The Colorado-based thin film maker has announced plans for a manufacturing facility in Suqian, China.
Punjab chief minister announces 500 MW plant
Few details are released about a project deal reportedly agreed with Canada. Chief minister Sharif is also said to have announced plans for a 1 GW electricity generation scheme.
Transatlantic bid for next generation of batteries
The $120 million project to develop the next generation of energy storage batteries is looking across the Atlantic for assistance. A roundtable at the US embassy in Berlin sought to tap into German expertise.
REC panels power Cedarville University
REC panels will power a 2.15 MW installation at Cedarville University. The array will provide 10% of the university’s energy needs.
