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China founds PV association

The newly-constituted CPIA will pursue a ‘free and fair trade environment for Chinese PV’. The head of Trina Solar has been elected to lead the organization for five years.

Indian state of West Bengal plans 250 MW mega PV plant

India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy hopes to secure permission next week for the $365 million project, which will be located near the Purulia Pumping Storage Project.

Add a pinch of salt for cheaper solar, say scientists

British scientists have discovered that magnesium chloride (salt found in seawater) is an effective replacement for cadmium chloride used during the production of solar panels, and is both a cheaper and less toxic alternative.

Japan Solar Power Network to add 29 MW of rooftop solar

The Tokyo-based distributed power generation company has partnered with Beisia Corporation to fit 33 buildings with rooftop PV systems totaling 29 MW.

Conergy to build its second Philippines PV power plant

While it may be finding the going tough in established PV markets, Conergy continues to build on its strong reputation and track record in Southeast Asia. The latest announcement is that it is to build a 8 MW power plant in the Philippines, its second in the country.

Windiga Energy plans inaugural PV plant for Burkina Faso

The Canadian renewable energy company plans to construct a 20 MW solar plant in the African nation, having signed an investment support agreement with its government.

ZNShine Solar signs $680 million PV deal as UK-China bond strengthens

During the visit of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to the UK to meet British Prime Minister David Cameron, China’s ZNShine Solar secured a $680 million deal with UK’s MAP Environmental.

Canadian Solar agrees 140 MW EPC contract with Samsung

The deal represents the largest EPC agreement in Canada’s history, and will culminate in the creation of a 140 MW solar plant for the city of Kingston.

Singulus Technologies picks up €15 million CIGS order from Hanergy

German equipment supplier Singulus announced today that it has picked up a €15 million order (US$20.4) from Hanergy Solar Group for CIGS production tooling. The purchase signals that Hanergy may be beginning to move towards installing some of the tooling it requires to realize its ambitious manufacturing capacity plans.

UK solar power generation increases 77% in 12 months

While the U.K.’s main energy companies are accused of profiteering, solar has assumed a larger role in the country’s energy landscape despite impending subsidy cuts.

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