Samsung and Pattern plan 100 MW PV plant for Ontario
Samsung Renewable Energy Inc. and Pattern Energy Group LP have said they will build a 250 megawatt (MW) wind and photovoltaic plant in Canadas Haldimand County, Ontario. In related news, Samsung is gearing up to open a new module factory in London.
Insolvency proceedings open for Odersun
Germanys Charlottenburg district court opened insolvency proceedings for Odersun AG on June 1, following the company’s failure to find an investor.
China: GCL and Phono Solar establish PV project partnership
GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited and module manufacturer, Phono Solar Inc. have formed a partnership under which they intend to develop photovoltaic projects in China.
France: Demand for PV high, despite FIT cuts
In spite of the sharp decrease in feed-in-tariffs (FIT) in the last 12 months in France, photovoltaic systems are still in high demand from French consumers.
Germany: Juwi unveils PV projects worth 70 MW
Juwi Solar GmbH is working on three photovoltaic plants worth 70 megawatts (MW) in Germany.
SolarWorld announces job cuts
SolarWorld AG is expected to shed around ten percent of its 3,300 strong workforce, according to reports. Chinese “dumping” prices have been cited as a key reason.
Ghana to see 50 MW PV plant installed
Siginik Energy Ltd has signed a power purchase agreement with the Electricity Company of Ghana Ltd (ECG) to install a 50 megawatt (MW) ground-mounted photovoltaic plant in Ghana.
LDK Solar announces 600 MW of PV projects in China
LDK Solar Co., Ltd has signed three multi-year EPC contracts under which it will install three photovoltaic projects in the Gansu province of China worth a total of 600 megawatts (MW).
Konarka files for bankruptcy
Organic solar film manufacturer, Konarka Technologies, Inc. is the latest solar company to file for bankruptcy protection under chapter 7 of the U.S. Federal bankruptcy laws.
Nanosolar secures funds for expansion
Nanosolar Inc. has secured US$70 million in new capital, which it will use to boost the companys business activities going forward.
