Innotech subsidiary files for bankruptcy
Swedish subsidiary is insolvent. Innotech, which made two acquisitions in the last six months, refused to say what effect the insolvency would have on its business.
CEO Interview: Enphase goes big Down Under
Enphase CEO and president Paul Nahi tells pv magazine that the company’s recent activity in Australia’s commercial rooftop sector is just the beginning of sustained expansion into the wider APAC region.
Environmentalists voice fears over Indian budget
Green groups say raising of renewable energy target is absurd as ministerial budget is slashed. Analysts say 10 GW market will be impossible without grid investment.
Smit Ovens files for insolvency
Dutch thin film equipment supplier Smit Ovens has filed for insolvency. A notice on the Smit Ovens site advises that the bankruptcy filing is for restructuring purposes.
pv magazine weekly news digest
Europe grabs the PV headlines this week as the EC finds three Chinese module suppliers in breach of minimum import pricing, Dutch authorities investigate possible import violations and two Swiss pilots capture our soaring solar imaginations.
Virginia lawmakers embrace solar
Moves to stymie Clean Air Act defeated as Virginia legislators pass pro-solar measures. Non-residential net metering will double to 1 MW.
Asia Pacific's solar panel market to reach $37.8bn by 2020, says report
Report by ApacMarket.com suggests a compound annual growth rate of 14.8% over the next five years as China and the commercial sector drive expansion of solar panel revenues in the region.
Australia's largest PV plant to begin feeding grid
First Solar’s Nyngan solar plant, which will be 102 MW once completed in July, will soon connect to the grid at 25 MW. Plant will be Southern Hemisphere’s largest for a short while.
Primrose Solar connects 48 MW PV plant, UK's largest solar farm
Located near Fareham in Hampshire, southern England, the 48 MW installation has been developed to the highest ecological standards, claims Primrose Solar.
SolarCity partners with DirecTV on marketing deal
The satellite pay-TV giant, which is currently in the crosshairs of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for alleged deceptive advertising, will help sell solar leasing deals to its subscribers.
