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Chile's capacity of solar PV under construction nearly triples in one month

The latest report from the Center for Renewable Energy has found a huge jump in project starts over the last month. These numbers are similar to GTM Research’s estimates.

Singapore removes solar energy grid cap

The country’s Energy Market Authority has announced that the 600 MWp ‘hard cap’ on solar energy will be replaced by a dynamic pathway that will allow more solar to be fed to the grid.

Yaskawa expands into US inverter market with Solectria acquisition

Deal sees the Japanese technical giant acquire the fifth-largest inverter supplier in the U.S., becoming the only company to feature in the top 10 of the world’s two biggest inverter markets.

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Chinese PV market closed to European inverter suppliers

The booming Chinese market remains a major challenge for European PV component suppliers. Swiss inverter manufacturer SolarMax has reported that it received a “bloody nose” through its attempt to develop business in the country.

South Korea announces $1.94bn clean energy plan

Government plans to create six energy-related businesses, one of which will focus exclusively on kickstarting the country’s solar rental market.

Study ranks Germany as world's most energy efficient economy

Hot on the heels of its World Cup success, Germany claims another accolade as it is crowned most energy efficient major economy. U.S. lags behind in 13th place.

Five takeouts from Intersolar North America

A week ago today, the 7th annual Intersolar North America trade show and conference closed its doors. Around 17,000 people attended the three-day event with key trends towards storage technology, tracking and BoS innovations prominent.

China adds 52 companies to list of approved PV suppliers

The updated list of Chinese companies that meet the entrance requirements for the PV industry has now risen to 161 in total.

REC Silicon hits $24 million Q2 profit as polysilicon demand increases

The polysilicon producer reported strong revenues of $126.8 million in the second quarter of 2014, boosting profit after a loss-making Q1.

Q CELLS products unaffected by Kyocera case, company announces

Hanwha Q CELLS Japan reassures customers that its products, applications and solutions are not subject to the lawsuit filed against the company by Kyocera.

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