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Suntech terminates wafer agreement and thin film venture

Suntech has terminated a solar wafer supply agreement with MEMC. It will also discontinue investment in thin film subsidiary CSG Solar AG. Overall, the company will incur expenses of around USD$236 million.

Germany: Construction on 70 MW PV project begins

GP Joule has begun construction on a 70 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic park in Germany. When complete, it is expected to be the country’s largest.

Boralex: First PV park and France’s first mixed renewable energy site completed

Boralex Inc. has inaugurated a 4.5 megawatt (MW) photovoltaics park in France. It is said to be both the company’s first solar project, and France’s first mixed renewable energy site.

JA Solar acquires solar wafer manufacturer

JA Solar will boost its internal wafer capacity following the acquisition of Silver Age Holdings Limited for USD$180 million.

Italy: TerniEnergia installs 20 MWp of PV in Q2; 31 MW in pipeline

TerniEnergia installed 12 industrial-sized photovoltaic plants in Italy in the second quarter of 2011. It has now started on another eight.

Californian college US’ first to go "grid positive"

California’s Butte College has announced it is the first college in the U.S. to go “grid positive”. Generating over 100 percent of its electricity from solar power, the educational institution says it will feed power back to the grid.

UK: Coventry is the first cathedral to sign up to solar

A 50 kilowatt (kW) photovoltaic array is to be installed on the roof of Coventry Cathedral. It is the first time a cathedral in the U.K. will utilize solar power in this way.

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UK solar industry rallies to seek way round FIT cuts

A call to arms by the UK solar industry in the face of the government’s decision to cut feed-in-tariff (FIT) rates for installations larger than 50 kilowatts (kW) gathered momentum yesterday as politicians, solar businesses, and a diverse mix of supporters and would-be users of photovoltaic technology met in London.

Austrian technology company Fronius announces major sales growth

On the back of strong growth in sales in its Solar Electronics division, supplying the photovoltaic industry, Fronius has continued its international expansion and recorded a 52 percent increase in sales.

Trina to deliver modules to 60 MW Renault PV project

Trina Solar (Spain) S.L.U. will deliver 55 megawatts (MW) worth of photovoltaic modules to Renault’s solar project, under a new sales agreement with developer, Gestamp Solar.

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