Breakout year for non-hydro energy storage in U.S., finds GTM report
While pumped-hydroelectric energy storage continues to dominate the U.S. storage landscape, with 22 GW of total installed capacity, installations of non-hydro alternatives such as chemical battery systems are growing fast.
Results-based funding makes solar possible in Tanzania
SNV Netherlands Development Organisation is partnering with other international development agencies, banks and private-sector companies on a new initiative aimed at bringing much needed solar solutions to people without access to electricity.
SPI to co-develop 25 MW of PV projects in UK
Partnering with RE Projects Development, the vertically-integrated PV company says it is cementing its footprint in one of the strongest PV markets in the world.
Solar-Fabrik delivers 6 MW modules for repowering of solar park
Solar-Fabrik AG delivers ca. 24.000 modules with a total capacity of 6 megawatts (MW) for the repowering of a solar park in Germany. The project is managed by Densys PV5 GmbH.
Solar-Fabrik delivers 6 MW modules for repowering of solar park
Solar-Fabrik AG delivers ca. 24.000 modules with a total capacity of 6 megawatts (MW) for the repowering of a solar park in Germany. The project is managed by Densys PV5 GmbH.
Solar-Fabrik delivers 6 MW to repower German PV power plant
German c-Si manufacturer Solar-Fabrik will deliver around 24,000 modules to a PV power plant in Germany, to repower a solar farm. The firm will supply its polycrystalline c-Si modules to replace underperforming thin film modules originally installed in 2010.
SunEdison introduces zero-cost solar plan to UK residential market
U.S. solar company and solar PPA pioneer SunEdison is introducing its solar energy saver plan into the U.K. market. SunEdison claims it is the first product of its type in the British solar market.
Government rep feels heat at German PV symposium
Taking place at the majestic Banz Abbey near the city of Bamberg, the symposium is the longest-running PV industry event in Germany, drawing hundreds of solar sector representatives.
Five percent growth for global BoS, reaching $21 billion in 2019
In its latest PV balance-of-systems (BoS) report, analysts IHS predicts that Asian markets will drive BoS growth, accounting for almost half of the market by 2019. IHS forecasts the global BoS market to total US$21 billion in 2019.
Trina boosts annual revenue, profit
The Chinese solar giant expects a 20% to 26% increase in module shipments of between 4.4 GW and 4.6 GW this year, including some 750 MW aimed at its own downstream projects.
