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Demo house offers glimpse into Shunfeng's plans

Taiwanese show booth’s energy saving measures would reduce consumption by 75% for two-storey building in China. Shunfeng has promised similar city-wide solutions.

Intersolar North America: Tabuchi’s market entry points to increasing internationalization

The number of suppliers from outside of the U.S. pushing into the North American PV market is increasing at a rate of knots. Intersolar North America has seen established players from Japan pushing into the market and Chinese suppliers expanding their product range.

US: Georgia Power to build 30 MW solar plant on Navy land

U.S. utility, Georgia Power has signed an agreement with the Department of the Navy to install a 30 MW solar PV plant at the naval Submarine Base (SUBASE) Kings Bay in St. Marys, Georgia.

Deutsche Bank: Global solar demand robust, despite disappointing tariff decision

Reviewing this year’s Intersolar North America, Deutsche Bank concludes that global solar demand is “robust,” despite the “worse than expected” recent U.S.-Sino tariff decision. Yieldcos are set to continue to boost the industry, while inverter competition is said to be intensifying.

HFE awarded 38 MW under 300 MW Madhya Pradesh solar auction

Hero Future Energies (HFE) has been awarded 38 MW of solar PV projects under Madhya Pradesh’s 300 MW solar auction. The Indian company has also secured solar rooftop projects across five states.

PV industry, grid operators must work together to survive next big solar eclipses

The European electricity grid successfully weathered the recent large-scale solar eclipse, despite no grid having encountered such conditions before. To prepare for the next two in 2021 and 2026, however – where solar capacity is expected to triple – solar technology developers and grid operators must work together. In a new report, SolarPower Europe and Entsoe say progress is needed in five key areas.

Round-the-world solar flight postponed until April 2016

Irreversible damage to the Solar Impulse aircraft’s batteries incurred during the last leg of the circumnavigation attempt means the team cannot resume its journey until April next year.

Jinko secures $150 million for project, capacity expansion

JinkoSolar Power Engineering Group Limited has secured a US$150 million loan to expand both its solar PV project portfolio and production capacity.

Sunrun and Hanwha Q Cells sign 50 MW module supply deal

The U.S. residential solar company will receive 50 MW of Hanwha Q Cells modules via a subsidiary of the South Korean module manufacturer.

Trina secures 51 MW PV module supply deal for Chinese tea plantation project

Trina Solar Limited will supply 51 MW of its dual glass solar modules for a 100 MW PV project in China’s Yunnan province. Shipments should be completed in Q3 2015.

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